Vetrimaaran
opens
up
in
a
recent
interview
about
why
the
police
is
questioned
in
his
films
often.
He
said
that
the
police
are
the
face
of
the
organization
here
and
most
of
the
systematic
oppression
of
the
people
is
carried
out
by
the
police.
Director
Vetimaaran
made
his
directorial
debut
in
Tamil
cinema
through
the
film
Polladhavan
starring
Dhanush.
While
this
film
was
critically
and
financially
well
received,
Vetrimaaran
directed
Aadukalam
with
Dhanush
again.
The
film
won
several
awards
including
National
Awards.
After
that,
he
made
the
film
Visaranai.
In
this
film,
he
has
told
in
flesh
and
blood
how
common
people
are
oppressed
by
the
police
for
a
crime
they
did
not
commit.
The
film
created
a
huge
stir
in
the
society.
After
that,
Vetrimaaran,
who
gave
successive
hits
like
Vada
Chennai
and
Asuran,
has
been
presenting
his
political
views
on
the
stage.
Although
he
has
produced
many
films,
he
bought
and
released
the
film
Kaavalthurai
Ungal
Nanban
which
attracted
attention.
The
film
also
talked
about
police
repression.
His
next
film
Viduthalai
also
speaks
about
police
department.
Vijay
Sethupathi
and
Suri
plays
the
lead
roles
in
this
film
directed
by
Vetrimaaran.
Maestro
Ilaiyaraja
is
roped
in
to
compose
songs
and
background
music
for
the
film.
This
film
will
be
released
in
two
parts.
The
film
is
getting
bigger
day
by
day
with
the
official
updates
of
great
technicians
coming
together
to
work
in
it.
Viduthalai
will
definitely
be
the
pride
of
Indian
Cinema
that
everybody
will
look
back
as
a
reference
even
after
many
years.
Next
to
this,
Vetrimaaran
will
join
hands
with
actor
Suriya
for
the
film
Vaadivasal
which
was
announced
officially.
Kalaipuli
S
Thanu
is
producing
this
film
again
after
Asuran
and
Viduthalai.
"I
don't
want
to
mention
the
police
in
particular.
They
are
the
face
of
the
organization
here.
Whenever
we
talk
about
the
functioning
of
the
organization.
We
can't
stop
talking
about
them.
Most
of
the
systematic
oppression
of
the
people
is
carried
out
by
the
police.
That's
why
I
pay
more
attention
to
it." says
Vetrimaaran
in
a
recent
interview
to
a
media
portal
when
asked
about
why
his
films
question
police
often.