This Business is not easy. There are severe conditions for a actor to survive in. I’m sure I’m offensive to 10 people around me, so are you. Imagine stars, they have 1000s of people they talk to in a day. They cant cater to everyone. You should only judge them on screen. They are actors so why judge their personal thoughts. Just judge their screen personalities. If you disliked Bheema well and good. Dont expect Vikram to agree with you.
Plus there are 1 million things they think of in a month. Blowing each of those out of proportion is just something uncalled for.

This is a small incident in your life. Let it be that way. Dont need to be so sensitive about it.

first things first. vikram is indeed a great actor. i don’t know how many among you have seen vikram before meera.

he was part of the DD TV commercial that revolutionized campaign against drugs. he was also the hero in the tv serial on DD (serial name i forgot) in which he was paired opposite bijili, ARS and srividya.

he took the DD audience by storm thanks to his great looks and natural acting.

next phase in his life begins with meera… unforgettable movie and then sethu (chiyaan). did i miss anything in between? chiyaan during my college days (early 90′s) was a common slang but was popularised only after sethu… late 90′.s

after commercial success… comes national award winning pithamagan. the question i want to ask lovable vikram, director bala, criticis, fans and all else….. have any one of us come across a “mostrous, violent, serial killer” ‘vettiyan’ (undertaker) like that.

Undertakers come from the most docile sections of the society and are in direct contrast to the kind of image portrayed by ‘chithan’ vikram in pithaman. yet, he won a national award and all of us felt so proud.

it is a fact that tamil film makers lack originality. Recently i saw a few frames of arjun-starrer ‘aanai.’ the idea seems to have been lifted directly from denzel starrer ‘man on fire’ and the list goes. our indian film makers lift ideas from korean, persian, iranian, hollywood, jackie’s and even Australian films.

so i conclude that when the review is honest, brave and matter-of-fact, simply accept or just express your point of view.

it was the same TH that lauded susi ganesan more than anyone else for a decent fare he made in ’5 star.’ why has he turned so ungrateful and hostile now?

need more decorum, decency, tolerance and intelligence in tamil tinsel town. anyone disagree?

he was part of the DD TV commercial that revolutonised campaign against drugs. he was also the hero in the tv serial on DD (serial name i forgot) in which he was paired opposite bijili (former mcc student), ARS and srividya.

he took the DD audience by storm thanks to his great looks and natural acting.

next phase in his life begins with meera… unforgettable movie and then sethu (chiyaan) did i miss anything in between. chiyaan during my college days (early 90′s) was a common slang but popularised only after sethu… late 90′.s

after commercial success… comes national award winning pithamagan. the question i want to ask lovable vikram, director bala, criticis, fans and all else….. have any one of us come across a ‘vettiyan’ (undertaker) like that.

they come from the most docile sections of the society and are in direct contrast to the kind of image portrayed in the film. still, he won a national award and all of us felt so proud.

it is a fact that tamil film makers lack originality. i saw a few frames of arjun-starrer ‘aanai.’ the idea seems to have been lifted from denzel starrer ‘man on fire.’ the list goes. our indian film makers lift from korean, persian, iranian, hollywood, jackie’s and so many other films.

so i conclude that when the review is honest, brave and matter-of-fact, simply accept or just express your point of view. it was the same TH that lauded susi ganesan more than anyone else for a decent fare he made in ’5 star.’ why has he turned so ungrateful and hostile now.

need more decorum, decency, tolerance and intelligence in tamil tinsel town. anyone disagree?