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Actor Ravi Teja Revisits Chennai Roots for 'Irumudi'
23 Aug
Summary
- Ravi Teja shared personal anecdotes and his early film career began in Chennai.
- He praised GV Prakash Kumar as the 'soul' of the film 'Irumudi'.
- The film's climax reportedly moves viewers, with men and children crying.
Actor Ravi Teja's presence at the Chennai event for his film 'Irumudi' was marked by heartfelt personal stories and a deep connection to the city. He fondly recalled the mid-1990s when his initial struggles in the film industry began in Chennai, underscoring his long-standing association with Tamil Nadu.
Ravi Teja expressed his admiration for the Tamil language, specifically its witty style of speaking, and made an effort to address the gathering in Tamil. He highlighted the significant contribution of music composer GV Prakash Kumar, calling him the film's soul and noting the powerful thrill experienced even before the background score was added.
The actor further elaborated on the emotional resonance of 'Irumudi,' describing its climax as profoundly moving, eliciting tears from men and children alike. He also extended praise to child artiste Nakshatra and co-star Priya Bhavani Shankar, appreciating her grounded nature. Ravi Teja concluded by confidently predicting the film's success, echoing sentiments from its Telugu audio launch and anticipating a similar celebration in Chennai.
Directed by Shiva Nirvana, 'Irumudi' features Ravi Teja and Priya Bhavani Shankar in lead roles, with GV Prakash Kumar composing its music. The event concluded with an optimistic outlook, fueled by the actor's assurance in the project and its directorial vision.
