It
is
a
known
fact
that
director
Mysskin
is
a
journalist's
delight
as
his
frank
opinions
and
straightforwardness
will
always
make
for
an
interesting
headline.
His
latest
speech
at
the
audio
launch
of
Tharkappu
(an
upcoming
film
directed
by
his
close
friend)
has
created
quite
a
stir
as
the
maverick
director
spoke
about
a
filmmaker's
liberty
to
express,
the
Mysskin
way.
Speaking
about
how
hard
it
is
for
a
director
to
showcase
what
is
required,
he
said,
"if
a
dialogue
comes
with
a
bad
word,
we
as
a
director
cannot
replace
it
with
a
good
word".
Responding
to
the
common
criticism
his
movies
usually
fetch,
the
Pisasu
director
said,
"cinema
itself
is
an
adult
medium
and
is
not
meant
for
kids.
If
you
want
to
watch
movies
with
your
children,
watch
animated
flicks
or
movies
like
My
Dear
Kuttichathan".
"My
next
film
too
will
house
lots
of
violence
and
I
kindly
request
women
and
children
not
to
watch
my
movie.
I
know
my
next
movie
will
get
an
'A'
certificate
from
the
censor
board".
He
also
went
on
to
say
that
his
latest
flick
Pisasu
was
awarded
a
U/A
certificate
citing
that
the
film
had
a
ghost
in
it.
The
film
was
produced
by
director
Bala,
who
was
unhappy
with
the
CBFC's
decision
as
his
film
couldn't
be
exempted
from
tax,
according
to
Mysskin.
Check
out
the
slides
below
to
know
about
movies
directed
by
Mysskin:
This
film
faced
a
lot
of
controversies
prior
to
its
release
but
was
eventually
re-released
in
Chennai
alone.
When
it
was
a
hit
in
Chennai,
Chithiram
Pesuthadi
found
its
way
into
other
parts
of
Tamil
Nadu
and
went
on
to
become
a
box
office
hit.
Anjathe
Anjathe
opened
to
positive
reviews
as
the
film
was
a
technical
marvel.
It
also
fared
well
at
the
box
office,
grossing
almost
8.5
crores.
Nandalala
Nandalala
was
a
critic's
delight
at
the
time
of
its
release.
After
accumulating
positive
reviews,
it
won
the
Critics'
as
well
as
the
People's
Choice
Award
at
the
Norway
Film
Festival.
Yuddham
Sei
Starring
Cheran
and
Dipa
Shah
in
lead
roles,
Yuddham
Sei
was
a
crime
thriller.
It
also
features
Lakshmi
Ramakrishnan
in
an
important
role,
who
shaved
her
head
and
went
completely
bald
to
suit
her
character.
Mugamoodi
Trying
his
hand
at
a
super
hero
like
subject,
Mysskin's
Mugamoodi
had
a
lot
of
pre-release
buzz,
the
movie
though
did
not
live
up
to
its
expectations
as
it
received
mixed
to
negative
reviews.
Onaayum
Aattukkuttiyum
Mysskin
came
back
with
a
bang
through
Onaayum
Aattukkuttiyum.
This
racy
drama-thriller
received
positive
responses
and
was
also
a
box
office
hit.
Pisaasu
Pisaasu
released
to
highly
positive
reviews
and
got
the
best
opening
for
a
Mysskin
film.
It
was
a
neatly
crafted
horror-drama
that
was
narrated
in
Mysskin's
trademark
style.