Selvaraghavan Says Tamil Cinema Is Going Backward – Bakasuran Video Interview Goes Viral!

Usually, a movie is celebrated immediately after its release. But celebrating a movie 10 years after its release is an amazing thing. Director Selvaraghavan is carrying such an amazing legacy. He gave many blockbuster movies in 2000s. Selvaraghavan is called a genius by his fans for giving many different movies to the fans. Usually he takes a lot of time to make a film. Regardless of the gap, his film will have a special fan base. In that way, last year's film 'Nane Varuvaen', which was released after a long time, was directed by him. The film released and gave Selvaragavan a huge response. Even today, he has a huge fan base following him for his mesmerizing imagination that has given him good reviews among the people.

Selvaraghavan, who became a famous director in Tamil cinema, has been acting in many films recently. His earlier release was Beast. His performance in the films Sani Kaayidham and Nane Varuvaen gained attention. Selvaraghavan's upcoming film 'Bakasuran' is slated to be released tomorrow.

He participated in a special interview organized by a media portal and shared a lot of interesting information about the film Bakasuran, which will be released on February 17. He spoke about acting in the film, about his upcoming films and his past film journey. The host Parvathy asked, "There is currently no safe society for the girl child. As for how you see it as a father."

Selvaraghavn said "There is a lot of fear in being a father of girls. It is normal to be afraid.. There is no difference between men and women. As far as I am concerned, let her world be the world she likes. Let the things she likes happen. Even now, My daughter is the boss in our house. It's a wonderful relationship. You can only know that magical life by living it. I've been through a lot of things in my life and I'm beyond that. The most beautiful thing is the father-daughter relationship."

And then to the question of what they should do to recover from the violence that happens to women, he said, "The world is different in every move. There will be a problem. So face it no matter what. And come out of it. Be free. The decision is in your hands.. so face whatever it is.. life is about facing problems."

When the host asked about working with the controversial director Mohan G who is known for establishing his caste identity in films, Selvaraghavan said, "He does the films that he wants to. It is better to avoid watching his previous films and it is not necessary too. Cinema is somewhere else. We should go forward and learn all those magic in Cinema. But we are going backward."