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Madhavan: Romance Doesn't End With Age
14 Aug
Summary
- Actor R Madhavan embraces mature romantic roles post-youthful phase.
- He avoids portraying inappropriate age-related romantic scenes.
- Madhavan refuses to depict women being slapped in films.
Actor R. Madhavan, celebrated for his youthful romantic roles, now embraces the idea that romance evolves with age. He is keen on portraying mature and meaningful relationships on screen, asserting that age does not preclude romantic expression. Madhavan stated, "Just because you're 55 doesn't mean there's no romance."
He remains committed to selecting roles that align with his life stage, avoiding characters that might feel inappropriate. This perspective is evident in his recent film, 'GDN,' a biographical drama that incorporates a romantic storyline, allowing Madhavan to explore such themes again.
Beyond romance, Madhavan adheres to a strong principle against depicting violence towards women. He has largely refused to permit scenes where a woman is slapped in his films, believing that cinematic conflict can be effectively portrayed without resorting to such measures.
Madhavan's early career was marked by iconic romantic films like Mani Ratnam's 'Alaipayuthey,' which earned him widespread acclaim. Later, his career shifted towards performance-driven roles in films such as 'Vikram Vedha' and 'Rocketry: The Nambi Effect.' The film 'GDN,' focusing on inventor GD Naidu, is set for release on August 7.
