Musician
turned
actor
GV
Prakash
Kumar
has
said
his
upcoming
romantic
comedy,
Trisha
Illana
Nayanthara,
will
be
the
boldest
film
this
generation
has
ever
witnessed
as
it
has
been
made
without
any
compromises.
"In
every
generation,
there
will
be
one
film
bolder
than
the
rest
of
the
crop.
'Trisha
Illana',
in
my
opinion,
will
be
the
boldest
film
of
this
generation.
Since
we
knew
it
dealt
with
bold
content
from
the
beginning,
we
didn't
even
mind
when
it
was
passed
with
'A'
certificate,"
Prakash
has
told
IANS.
The
film,
which
is
directed
by
Adhik
Ravichandran
stars
GV
Prakash,
Manisha
Yadav
and
Anandi
in
lead
roles
and
is
all
set
to
release
this
Thursday
(September
17th).
"It's
strictly
targeted
at
younger
audiences,
typically
college-goers.
The
reason
we
didn't
mind
the
adult
certificate
is
because
it's
very
important
a
film
is
said
the
way
it
was
originally
intended
to
be,
otherwise
audiences
will
feel
cheated.
Take
the
remake
of
'Delhi
Belly'
for
instance," he
said.
Prakash
admits
that
his
film
will
open
doors
to
bolder
content
in
Tamil
filmdom.
But
he
feels
these
movies
should
be
made
with
the
target
audience
in
mind.
Trisha
Illana
Nayantara
is
about
the
coming-of-age
tale
of
a
boy
named
Jiiva,
from
his
school
days,
and
his
escapades
with
his
virginity.
"I
play
a
jilted
lover.
People
ask
me
if
it's
too
early
to
play
such
a
character
in
my
career,
but
I
feel
I
may
not
get
an
opportunity
to
experiment
in
the
future.
As
you
succeed
and
grow
as
an
actor,
it's
tough
to
experiment
because
a
lot
is
at
stake," he
added.
Unlike
his
debut
film
Darling,
where
he
played
a
character
with
suicidal
tendencies,
he
plays
an
energetic
youngster
in
this
film.
With
Trisha
Illana
Nayantara,
Prakash
feels
he
has
taken
his
performance
a
notch
higher.
"In
'Darling',
my
character
had
limitations
in
terms
of
portrayal.
There
wasn't
much
I
could
do
after
a
certain
point.
Here,
I
feel
I've
surpassed
myself
with
the
performance,"
said
Prakash,
who
has
also
danced
without
rehearsals
to
a
chart
buster
in
this
film.
"'Bittu
padam' song
was
shot
in
three
days.
I
never
rehearsed
for
it.
I
learnt
most
of
the
steps
on
the
sets
from
the
dance
choreographer
and
immediately
shot
it,"
he
has
said
before
signing
off.