Santhanam's second outing as a lead
hero, Inimey Ippadithaan is being noted for its unconventional ending
and the film has been met with its share of good reviews. Vidyu Raman's
cameo in the end is particularly being appreciated by fans and folks
from the industry. Her Twitter timeline is flooded with congratulatory
messages. We chat up with the bubbly young lass about the feedback she
has been getting.
"I saw the film here in
Madurai with the team of 'Thanni Vandi', the film that I am shooting
right now. I am getting a whole lot of positive feedback and I am glad
that I took up this role when Santhanam narrated it to me so beautifully
during the shoots of VSOP.
There
were 2 reasons why I took up this role, even though it was clear that I
would get just a scene or two. First, to smoothly transition from comedy
roles to performance oriented parts, and secondly because of the
message which was much-needed, relevant and applicable to all.
Generally
I am used to making people laugh, but with this role there are quite a
few who ended up all choked and almost moved to tears by my role. This
shows that the message has touched a chord with all.
I
thank Santhanam and the director duo Muruganand, as it takes guts to
not go for a stereotypical ending - the regular hero-heroine unity in
the end. The dialogues have also played a part in the impact."
On being asked about her getting typecast in most of her films, as the heroine's funny friend
"The
audience kickstarted it when they accepted me in Neethane En
Ponvasantham as Santhanam's pair. So, the tag 'comedienne' has just
stuck on to me, as it is a niche space and there is no one to fill this
slot after Sarala mam and Manorama Aachi (my role model).
Inimey
Ippadithaan has given me an ideal transition to this 'performing' space
with little comedy elements, as people wouldn't have accepted me in a
totally drastic heavy role overnight."
Source :- Behindwoods
