Showing posts with label Aayirathil Oruvan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aayirathil Oruvan. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2010

‘I admire Selvaraghavan’ - Andrea

‘I admire Selvaraghavan’ - Andrea

January 29, 2010



How come the actress accepted to act in ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’, when she had nothing much to do in second half? Ask Andrea and she says, “Of course, I shot the same question on Selva and he said, it’s all about putting so many things together. And, I was convinced at last”.

The actress wasn’t present there at the film’s press meet held this Tuesday in Chennai. When asked about the reason, she said, “It’s nothing to do with the rumors stating that I am a broken heart…. At the time, I was busy dubbing for ‘Aadukalam’ for the film’s heroine since she has lots of English used with her dialogues…”

She admitted that, her favorite directors are Manirathnam, Quentin Tarantino and Vishal Bharadwaj and would love working with in future. (KT)

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

I am not there in TVP: Reema Sen

I am not there in TVP: Reema Sen

January 28, 2010



If there could be one person who is extremely happy about the outcome of ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’, she is Reemma. The actress is on cloud nine, thanks to the appreciations she has receiving from various quarters for the last 48 hours.

“I am happy a lot. At last, all our hardwork had borne fruits. My friends say my performance in the film was very good. My sincere thanks to all my colleagues, especially director Selvaraghavan,” she says.

“Shooting for the movie taught me many things, first and foremost being patience and perseverance to achieve quality”, she says and adds: “there’s a lot written about the film and its delay. But it is not an easy film to shoot.”

“It’s an ensemble film with a larger-than-life canvas. It might sound cliched, but I have to admit it’s a different film. It’s something that has not been attempted before.”

Reemma also clears the air on some reports that she is playing a crucial role in Vishal’s ‘Theeradha Vilaiyattu Pillai’. “No, I am not there in TVP”, she says. (TW)