Vijay
Sethupathi
is
on
a
roll.
Not
only
does
his
films
hit
the
big
screen
almost
every
alternate
month,
they
have
a
good
percentage
of
hit
rate
as
well.
While
his
previous
flick
Sethupathi
is
still
running
successfully
in
many
theatres,
the
talented
actor
is
already
busy
answering
questions
pertaining
to
his
latest
release
Kadhalum
Kadanthu
Pogum,
which
swooped
into
cinema
halls
today
(March
11).
So
do
moviegoers
get
tired
at
all,
watching
him
over
and
over
again
on
the
big
screen?
Vijay
answers
this
very
question
in
his
latest
interview
to
Times
of
India.
"A
few
people
in
the
industry
have
even
asked
me
about
this.
But
tell
me,
do
you
think
that
the
audience
ever
gets
bored
watching
a
mega-serial
on
TV?
People
watch
the
same
faces
on
a
daily
basis,
don't
they?
So,
it
isn't
my
face
that
matters,
but
the
content
of
the
film.
If
that
is
strong
and
connects,
I
am
just
a
mere
tool
in
forwarding
a
story," he
has
said.
Talking
about
his
Kadhalum
Kadanthu
Pogum
director
Nalan
Kumarasamy,
with
whom
he
had
fabricated
the
cult
classic
Soodhu
Kavvum,
Vijay
says
he
is
addicted
to
Nalan's
scripts.
"I
am
always
happy
working
with
Nalan.
I
just
love
the
way
he
writes
the
dialogues
they're
simple,
yet
powerful.
In
fact,
I
am
almost
addicted,
I
love
to
sit
somewhere
quiet
and
read
his
scripts."
"Even
with
this
film(Ka
Ka
Ka
Po),
it
is
the
dialogues
that
add
strength
to
the
script.
The
storyline
is
about
what
happens
if
a
guy
from
the
slums
were
to
fall
in
love
with
a
rich
girl.
In
the
filmy
world,
of
course,
it's
happily
ever
after.
But
this
is
a
'real'
love
story,
and
so,
there's
no
chemistry
between
the
hero
and
heroine," he
adds.
When
asked
about
Madonna's
statement
that
claimed
the
debutante
learned
acting
from
him
on
the
sets
of
Ka
Ka
Ka
Po,
Vijay
has
said,
"Not
at
all,
she
might
have
said
so
because
of
the
respect
she
has
for
me.
Madonna
is
a
well-trained
actress,
and
she
has
put
up
a
hell
of
a
performance.
She
didn't
act
like
a
newcomer
at
all."
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