I owe my success to the director: Priya Mani


Tamil actress Priya Mani, winner of the National Award for the best actress for her role in Tamil film "Paruthiveeran', owes her success to the director of the movie.

"I owe the success to Amir (the director) as I performed on screen just what he wanted," Priya Mani said.

In the movie, she portrayed `Muthazhagu', the rustic village girl who transforms the ruffian lead character, Paruthiveeran into a mature human being.

"I only did what he asked me to.." Priya Mani, who is currently shooting in Bangalore, said.

"I owe my success to my mentors Bharathirajaa and Balu Mahendra as well as Karthi Sivakumar (who played Paruthiveeran)," she said.

The actress said she would now be more "choosy" about her characters in movies.

After making her debut in Bharathiraaja's "Kangalal Kaithu Sei", Priya Mani followed it up with "Adu Oru Kanakkalam", directed by another famous cinematographer-director, Balu Mahendra.

After a brief hiatus, she was cast by Amir in his 'Paruthiveeran', set in a rural milieu, and earned the praise of critics and audience alike for her fine performance.

A city-bred girl, Priya Mani depicted the award-winning role of Muthazhagu, a girl raised in a rural village of Madurai, with hardly any make-up, performing the role with ease and elan.

She also got the State award for Best Actress for the movie released last year.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Comments

Anonymous said…
Collection of Actor Ajith Photos and Videos ,Gallery, Wallpapers, Latest movies, only at

http://www.actorajithmovies.com

Collection of Actress Photos and Videos ,Gallery, Wallpapers, Latest movies, only at

http://www.nayantharamovies.com

Collection of Actress Photos and Videos ,Gallery, Wallpapers, Latest movies, only at

http://www.xxxtamilactress.com
June 16, 2008 at 6:09 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

RAMAYANAM WITH NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON SUN TV CHANNEL

Image
BY N.THYAGARAJAN The Sagar Arts earlier produced Ramayanam and was telecast in various TV Channels. Now the very same Sagar Arts has produced the very same epic with the inputs of various technologies to attract the TV Viewers. The story of Ramayana is welcomed not only in India but in other countries. The production company is aware that Ramayana is an epic and would not leave the minds of the people who have earlier read the story. Keeping this in mind, Sagar Arts has produced this new serial in the Baroda Sagar Film City by creating the Ayodhya Country with broad streets and people with a number of houses and filmed this new Ramayana. Besides, one could feel that they are living in the Ayodhya country. The Sagar Arts has introduced various technologies for the scenes of the war between Demon Ravana and Lord Rama and his brother Lakshmana. Each and every arrows of Rama's and Lakshmana's will speak the volume of the Ayodhya King Rama's valour who is said to be the reincarn...
Read more

" I love to do homely roles " Sri Vidya

Image
( BY N.THYAGARAJAN) In mega serial Megala Sri Vidya is shown as an innocent girl unexpectedly marrying a drunkard and leads her fearful life with him on one side, and with the worries of her father who runs away from home after a heavy bankruptcy. The serial is telecast on the Sun TV Channel on Mondays to Fridays caught the eyes of many, when the story line of the serial took a sudden twist immediately after the marriage of the Sri Vidya and aftermath the running away of Deepan Chakravarthy. A decade ago she was a child-artiste in various films. Today she is heroine in various TV mega serials. Miss Sri Vidya Aravamudhan is most sought after artiste nowadays to act in homely roles in mega soaps. " I always wanted to appear in homely roles. I don't want to be seen in any other roles, for I fear this might create a bad impression about me among the tv viewers" speaks Sri Vidya to this reporter. Whenever a production company offered her to do roles for their soaps, thi...
Read more

MY TURNING POINT STARTED AFTER ANNAMALAI – AISHWARYA

Image
( By N.THYAGARAJAN) A turning point in R.Aishwarya's life started only after she acted in Radaan TV Productions' Annamalai, a mega-serial produced for the Sun TV. She did the role of the Jothi, a second daughter to Madam Radhika. She thankfully acknowledges the director C.J.Bhaskar who studied the hidden talents in her. In an interview, she comes out that acting is inborn talent hidden in everyone. It is the creator who should identify and bring it out from persons, according to the actress Aishwarya. When this reporter went to her flats, she was hurriedly packing for the outdoor shootings of the Namma Kudumbum for the Kalaignar TV to be launched soon. She acts in a main role with actress Kushboo directed by Sundar K.Vijayan. "I have my own practical experience to tell this. When I was anchoring "count-down" programme for the Jaya TV channel for more than a year, many producers noticed me and might have thought that I could fit in for acting. But at that time ...
Read more