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Ganesh Venkatraman breathes fire!
The current trend now in the Tamil film industry is the onus on the supporting lead actors! The content of the script demands these powerful pillars to hold the script tight and there are very few who strive on it too. The young, hot, handsome hunk Ganesh Venkatraman strives to excel in such roles, be it his introductory film Abhiyum Naanum, his next with Kamal Hassan and Mohanlal in Unnaipol Oruvan, he has garnered attention with his dedicated and committed hard work, and needless to say with his looks too!
The actor has got a few valid points to support on his choice of roles. He says, "It is very difficult to come across a good script, that too in the combination of a good director and good production house. I go by that instinct and further more I always believe that until the day comes when the films run on my name, my name has to be on the films that run. It is not a management slogan, but a 'must do' for any new aspirant in the industry." Continue reading on the slideshow...
I Read Intensity Of The Role
He claims, "I don't read too much into the footage of the character I play but read too much into the intensity of the role I play. I push myself to display different in every role I play in each film."
Hoping For The Best
Ganesh adds, "I am sure this will mark my presence among the masses. As my name and face becomes house hold, I will get scripts that offers me the lead."
I've Adapted To Tamil Culture
"Though I was born and brought up in Mumbai, I have immersed myself in the culture and the language of Tamil Nadu. I am proud to be a major part of this film Theeya Velai Seiyyanum Kumaru," he says.
Instigated Much Required Fire Inside Me
He concludes, "I am sure it will take me to every nook and corner of the state. This film had instigated the much required fire inside me and it will rocket me to glory."
His Forthcoming Other Movies
Ganesh Venkatraman's other releases are: Bilingual Chandra directed by Rooya Iyer and Ivan Veramathiri directed by M Saravanan and produced by Lingusamy.
