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00:00 In this film, three couples are shown.
00:02 If you were to describe a cute couple, who would you say it is?
00:07 It's us.
00:11 You?
00:12 In this film, you have a totally different characterization.
00:19 We have seen a lot of the things you have done before.
00:21 Like, you have seen a lot of the things you have done before.
00:23 Like, you have seen a lot of the things you have done before.
00:24 Like, you have seen a lot of the things you have done before.
00:26 How did you adapt to this character?
00:30 I adapted to it.
00:32 If you take a non-model, it's nothing.
00:39 "Sir, tell me."
00:40 "Shall I sit?"
00:41 "I'll sit."
00:42 "Do you want to stand?"
00:43 "I'll stand."
00:44 "Do you want to run?"
00:45 "I'll run."
00:46 So, whatever he said.
00:47 Who is the person you think is interesting?
00:53 So many.
00:55 So many.
00:56 I'll just say something.
00:57 I'll redefine the question.
00:59 Who is the person you think is interesting?
01:01 I think Pugazh is quite interesting.
01:05 The first time I saw him in person was...
01:09 I have a question for you.
01:13 'Nerkonda Parvai' has been released for 3 years.
01:17 So, tell us about that.
01:20 How do you feel?
01:21 I had a dream of acting with Ajith sir.
01:25 And it has happened.
01:26 It will happen.
01:27 And of course, that film was life-changing for many people.
01:32 A challenging question.
01:35 You would have seen it.
01:37 Before seeing it, could you have asked for a take?
01:41 What was that?
01:43 I don't know.
01:44 I don't know specifically.
01:45 I think you could have asked this question to any artist.
01:52 Hello, One India Film UB Tamil Nair.
01:57 Today, we have Van Munru with us for a special interview.
02:01 Let's talk about many things.
02:02 Hello, how are you?
02:03 'Aaha' has been released.
02:07 How do you feel about the film?
02:10 Everyone has started watching your work.
02:15 How do you feel?
02:16 Films like this start independently.
02:26 And it starts and ends with a question of whether it will be released or not.
02:30 It struggles a lot and finally gets released.
02:33 I am really happy when films like this get released.
02:36 How do you feel?
02:38 What is your mindset?
02:40 How do you expect to receive a film like this?
02:45 Everyone is a team.
02:49 It is a big deal that it has been released.
02:53 I am really happy.
02:55 I am excited to see what people will say.
03:04 You have three different age groups and love stories.
03:08 What was your reaction when the director told you about this?
03:13 What was the point that convinced you?
03:18 There is a chemistry in the story.
03:27 There is a chemistry between the couple.
03:30 It is very beautiful and cute.
03:32 I had the confidence to create it beautifully.
03:38 I felt that when I read the script.
03:42 I felt that the chemistry between the couple was good.
03:46 I had the confidence to create that in the script.
03:50 What was your reaction?
03:55 Love is the reason for everything.
03:58 If you take love for anything, it will not have any interest.
04:03 Love is shown beautifully.
04:06 Even though it is shown in three age categories.
04:08 Everyone has a different story.
04:11 Everyone has a different plot.
04:13 It was beautiful.
04:15 As she said, there is chemistry.
04:17 That's all.
04:19 Even if it is a love story,
04:23 The big plus point is the emotion.
04:26 The emotion is conveyed to the viewer.
04:29 It was like the story was told to us.
04:33 There was such an emotion.
04:35 What did your family say?
04:39 In our house?
04:41 We haven't seen it yet.
04:44 We have planned it.
04:46 Everyone is in a different place.
04:48 We will see it after everyone gathers.
04:50 Did your family watch it?
04:53 They saw the trailer.
04:55 They saw it at the place where I work.
04:59 All the actors are Maniyan who everyone likes.
05:06 Many people have said that.
05:08 Everyone has a good performance.
05:10 Many people said that.
05:14 I was very happy.
05:16 I have to say it after watching the movie.
05:18 Everyone liked the trailer.
05:20 You meet and talk to different people in the hospital.
05:28 Everyone is a different kind of person.
05:30 Everyone is a different kind of person.
05:34 Who is the most interesting character you met?
05:39 Who is the most interesting character you met?
05:46 There are so many.
05:52 I don't know what to say.
05:56 We do see things differently.
06:04 There are many.
06:06 There is no particular one.
06:08 I will redefine the question.
06:11 Who is the most interesting character you met?
06:14 I met a person recently.
06:17 He tried to become an actor for more than 40-50 years.
06:24 He is still a junior artiste.
06:26 He is still doing small characters.
06:28 His energy is on another level.
06:32 But the energy is 40 years of experience.
06:40 There is disappointment.
06:42 There were many actors.
06:46 He composed a song and sang it.
06:52 He sang it.
06:54 It was very emotional.
06:56 He sang it happily.
06:58 But it was very emotional for us.
07:00 But he doesn't look like that.
07:02 He is very positive.
07:04 He is a person who needs energy in the morning.
07:10 I remember him now.
07:12 Who is the most interesting character you met?
07:18 There are many.
07:21 Who should I say?
07:23 When I saw him for the first time,
07:31 Some people have a difference.
07:33 If you see a person who has a comic sense,
07:36 They will be very quiet in life.
07:39 They will be very rigid.
07:41 They will be afraid to talk to them.
07:43 They will be opposite.
07:52 But Pugazh is like that.
07:56 He is like that on screen and off screen.
07:58 I was like, where is his energy?
08:00 He is like, who is that?
08:02 He is like that.
08:04 He is laughing everywhere.
08:06 He is so sweet and funny.
08:08 I was like, will they be like this?
08:10 Whenever I get a chance to meet him,
08:12 I feel like I got a boost.
08:14 I feel like Pugazh is coming.
08:16 Pugazh is a very interesting character.
08:18 If he has low energy,
08:20 He will change it immediately.
08:22 Delhi Ganesh sir and Alia Samson ma'am
08:32 have worked together.
08:34 They are experienced actors.
08:36 Tell us about your experience working with them.
08:38 I didn't get a chance to work with Leela ma'am.
08:44 I didn't get a chance to work with her.
08:46 But I worked with Delhi Ganesh sir.
08:48 I was surprised.
08:52 At this age,
08:54 He did it very easily and beautifully.
08:56 I shot it as an independent film.
09:00 He managed it accordingly.
09:02 He managed it well.
09:04 He did it very well.
09:06 He was talking a lot.
09:08 I think I shot it for one or two days.
09:12 Did he tell you anything?
09:18 When you were talking on set,
09:20 Did you share his experience?
09:22 Actually, I don't have a combination with both of them.
09:26 But I know Leela ma'am very well.
09:30 Because of my college.
09:32 How can you express a small thing beautifully?
09:36 In 'Nerkonda Parvai',
09:48 Shraddha's father played a character.
09:50 But he did it very simply.
09:58 His impact was huge.
10:00 We learn a lot from what he does.
10:06 I didn't get a chance to work with him.
10:10 If I get a chance to work with him in the future,
10:14 Adithya Bhaskar is a very fun person.
10:26 How was the shooting spot?
10:28 I shot three stories separately.
10:34 There's no connection between the three stories.
10:38 There's a thread.
10:40 There's no combination.
10:42 If I have to do something crazy fun,
10:48 Adithya Bhaskar is the one.
10:54 What was the most challenging portion?
10:56 If you could have done it better,
11:00 What would it be?
11:02 It's a challenging question.
11:08 You would have seen it.
11:10 Before seeing it,
11:12 If you could have asked for another take,
11:14 What would it be?
11:16 I don't know.
11:22 Even if I ask an artist,
11:24 I would have asked for a better take.
11:26 What was the most challenging part?
11:32 The emotions were very minute.
11:46 It was very minute.
11:48 You can't do it on the face.
11:54 It was very minute and subtle.
11:56 The treatment was like that.
11:58 That was very interesting and challenging.
12:02 How did you build up the emotions?
12:06 I don't know how to answer that.
12:14 That's how the process is.
12:16 I don't know how it happens.
12:20 The director will do something and it will click.
12:24 I don't know how to do it.
12:28 'Vaan' has a lot of meanings.
12:36 Beauty, cuteness, etc.
12:38 Three couples have been shown.
12:42 Who would you say is a cute couple?
12:44 We are cute.
12:50 You are cute.
12:52 We have to like each other.
12:56 Who is the other cute couple?
13:00 Who is the other cute couple?
13:04 I realized it when you said it.
13:10 In all three relationships, there is a cuteness.
13:12 I think it's the director's touch.
13:18 In his writing, there is a cuteness.
13:20 There is a difference in age.
13:26 There is a cuteness for that age.
13:28 Even in the episode of Dali Ganesh sir and Leela madam,
13:32 there is a small moment between them.
13:34 That is also very cute.
13:38 It's very cute.
13:40 How do you select your stories?
13:44 How do you choose your stories?
13:48 I don't know.
13:54 It's an instinct.
13:58 I don't have a set parameter.
14:06 I have to inspire myself.
14:08 Sometimes, everything seems to be fine.
14:12 But something is missing.
14:14 I feel like I should do something.
14:16 I do it based on that instinct.
14:18 First, the story.
14:20 Then the script.
14:22 Then the character.
14:24 Then the rest.
14:26 How do you select?
14:30 You said you got him.
14:34 I can always take a person.
14:36 If I include them in my life,
14:40 if I don't get that vibe,
14:42 I can't get the view.
14:44 When I hear a script,
14:48 I feel like it's a spark.
14:50 If that spark is created,
14:52 it doesn't matter.
14:54 Maybe it won't be created for anyone.
14:56 I will get it created.
15:02 'No Means No' was released 3 years ago.
15:04 We celebrated it recently.
15:06 It's a film that gave a lot of reach.
15:10 We can still see it in many places.
15:16 People talk about it.
15:18 It's been 3 years.
15:22 How do you feel about it?
15:24 I thought it would happen.
15:30 It gave me hope.
15:32 I would have mentioned it in many places.
15:34 It's been 2 years since I started trying.
15:38 I was an anchor.
15:40 After that, I thought
15:44 I won't get a chance in movies.
15:46 It was taking delay for the characters.
15:48 Nobody was looking forward to anything.
15:52 I thought I will give up.
15:56 I will do whatever I get.
15:58 I will get back to my dance.
16:00 'Knock Knock' came in my life.
16:04 Celebrating 3 years with it is a big thing.
16:16 I thought acting with Ajith sir was a dream.
16:20 It has happened.
16:22 It will happen.
16:24 I have to manifest.
16:26 If I work hard, it will happen.
16:28 That's an example.
16:30 I will do it too.
16:38 It was a chance to create something like that.
16:42 I can't forget it.
16:44 It was life changing for many people.
16:48 Many people saw it in my circle.
16:52 It's a wonderful experience.
16:54 It's a wonderful moment in my life.
16:58 You are a totally different character in this film.
17:04 You have done many characters before.
17:08 We have seen many of your characters.
17:12 How did you adapt to this character?
17:20 I adapted to it.
17:22 You adapted to it?
17:26 I had to adapt to it.
17:30 We are all different.
17:36 I have to be totally different.
17:42 How did you adapt to it?
17:44 You will give a scary performance.
17:48 You will give a scary performance.
17:50 You are a quiet person.
17:54 How did you adapt to that character?
17:58 It's a process.
18:04 It's a villain character.
18:06 The directors will fix a process for us.
18:10 They will ask us if we are going to rehearse.
18:16 They will ask us to come to the spot.
18:18 When we do it with the director,
18:22 a process will be fixed.
18:24 It's not a fixed process.
18:28 If you take 'Naan Mahal' at that time,
18:34 there is nothing.
18:36 We will sit and run.
18:38 He will give us rehearsals.
18:42 He will tell us to do it.
18:44 It's a process.
18:46 It differs from one film to another.
18:48 When you do this subtle character,
18:54 do you feel like you are expressing yourself?
18:56 Do you feel like you are living in it?
19:02 Sometimes,
19:08 when we do certain characters,
19:12 we feel like we are doing something new.
19:14 You don't have to try anything.
19:20 The emotion in the film is already there.
19:22 It will work.
19:24 You just have to convey it correctly.
19:26 You just have to do it.
19:28 Some films are like that.
19:30 Then we feel like we are acting.
19:32 We don't have to doubt if we are doing it correctly.
19:38 When we do this,
19:40 we feel like we are doing it.
19:42 We don't know if it will work.
19:44 But we have a feeling.
19:46 We feel like we are acting.
19:48 We don't know if it will work.
19:50 We don't have to worry.
19:52 What is your characterisation?
19:56 What is your most comfortable with?
19:58 What is your characterisation that is beyond your character?
20:08 When we are in a comfort zone,
20:10 we can't move out of that zone.
20:12 So, we have to work on the character
20:16 and then act on it.
20:18 There will be something.
20:24 We have to work on it.
20:26 We have to make it better.
20:28 We have to do something.
20:30 We won't be in a comfort zone.
20:32 We won't be in any character.
20:34 We will be in our mind.
20:36 That's what we are doing.
20:38 We have to talk about a lot of things.
20:48 How do you adapt your character
20:50 beyond the one in the film?
20:52 How do you change your character
20:54 before that?
20:56 This film is a big success.
20:58 Congratulations to 'One India' and 'Filmubhiyathamar'.
21:00 - Thank you so much, thank you.