Director
M
Saravanan
is
famous
for
directing
the
films
Engeyum
Eppothum,
Ivan
Vera
Mathiri
and
Valiyavan.
Trisha's
upcoming
movie
Raangi
is
directed
by
him.
The
Censor
Board
refused
to
give
permission
to
the
film,
objecting
that
it
contained
many
controversial
scenes.
After
that,
on
appeal,
the
Censor
Board
issued
a
U/A
certificate,
removing
30
scenes
from
the
film.
A
few
days
ago,
the
trailer
of
the
movie
Raangi
was
released
and
went
viral.
The
film
will
hit
the
theaters
on
December
30.
In
this
case,
the
film
crew
including
Trisha
met
the
press
for
the
promotion
work
of
Raangi.
In
which
Trisha
said,
"I
have
been
acting
in
films
for
20
years.
I
always
take
only
positive
comments
and
I
don't
care
about
any
negative
comments.
Rumors
of
me
joining
the
Congress
party
have
started.
That
information
is
not
even
one
percent
true
and
I
have
nothing
to
do
with
politics."
Trisha
also
said
that
it
is
better
to
avoid
questions
like
"When
will
you
get
married?" and
"Who
is
your
favorite
actor?"
When
asked
about
action
sequences
in
this
film,
she
said,
"I
got
used
to
action
sequences
with
rope
shots
from
Vijay's
Ghilli.
If
Vijay
is
jumping
in
a
shot,
I
have
to
follow
him
in
that
film.
It
was
a
great
practice
session
for
me
then.
We
even
did
a
song
in
rope
shots.
So
I'm
used
to
that
part
of
it
but
when
I
do
stunts
I
feel
like
going
to
a
gymnastic
class.
It
won't
give
me
the
satisfaction
of
acting
but
it
is
fun.
And
yes,
Thongavanam
with
Kamal
Haasan
Sir
gave
a
great
learning.
He
takes
care
of
all
the
artist
in
a
scene
and
prepares
hard
for
atleast
10
days
even
for
a
small
bit
of
risky
stunt
sequence
in
his
films.
It
helped
me
a
lot
in
Raangi
as
well."
She
said
that
she
was
not
side
lined
while
doing
the
heroine
role
in
films
with
big
heroes
earlier.
She
felt
happy
with
more
women
centric
films
coming
in
these
days.
She
also
appreciates
audience
for
giving
more
importance
to
content
oriented
films.
Let's
wish
Trisha
with
a
great
success
for
her
upcoming
film
Raangi.