It must be incredibly tough to wreck some premises—the premise of a shipwrecked man getting marooned in an island, for instance. I am convinced that it must have involved long nights of hard work to make a film as dull as Robinson Crusoe from a story that bursts with adventure, and draws on the time-tested man…
Author: Sudhir Srinivasan
For the love of god!
This week’s column for Metro Plus on how it is quite rare to spot atheistic characters in Tamil cinema
Sully: Captain America
Thanks to Sully, I now know — as much as there is to be known safely at least — what it must be like to be part of a incapacitated plane.
Shanthnu: Dad will not choose my films any more
“People have blamed my father for my lack of success as an actor.”
Revathi: Divya was a lot like me
“That’s what amazed me about Mani—that a man could think about these things. It’s not easy. Even when my friends got married, I didn’t think about this.”
Sudhir Srinivasan 