Keerthy Suresh says she saw Selvaraghavan ‘just as an entertainer’ on Saani Kaayidham sets

Keerthy says it required a significant stretch of time to get into the person yet everything went smooth.

Saani Kaayidham, which delivered today, on May 6, highlights Keerthy Suresh in a totally different job, something that the crowd has never seen.

Sharing the screen space close by chief entertainer Selvaraghavan, Keerthy plays a serious, fierce person named Pooni, who is caught in a generational revile that materializes when unfairness is forced upon her.

In a selective talk with Pinkvilla, Keerthy shares her experience of preparing for the job and working with chief Selva.

Keerthy Suresh uncovers she had no clue about what was genuinely going on with Saani Kaayidham until she heard the portrayal.

“Whenever Arun described, I knew nothing about how the film would have been for sure type it is. So it was only a clear portrayal that I had.

It was visually impaired. It wasn’t long after I began listening that I comprehended where this was going. When I got done with tuning in, I cherished it,” the National-grant winning entertainer uncovers.

Keerthy says Selvaraghavan has ‘no qualities of being a chief’. “We as a whole know him as a chief and I considered him to be an entertainer around there.

Be that as it may, I saw him just as an entertainer on sets. No qualities of are being a chief since he is around there.

He wasn’t discussing the bearing or points or casings or lights or anything. All he used to do was simply finish his shots and come watch the screen.

He will inquire as to whether it’s alright? alright, it’s OK if not, indeed, we will make it happen. What’s more, I was noticing his acting, he has extraordinary abilities and acting.

I love his idiosyncrasies and subtleties which were extremely fascinating. Also, I think I gained some significant knowledge from him.

It was extraordinary working with them and I’m glad to such an extent that his presentation in acting began with me,” said Keerthy Suresh who will be seen next in Mahesh Babu’s Sarkaru Vaari Paata.

Keerthy says it required a long time to get into the person yet everything went smooth.

“It was certainly not in my zone and it required a significant stretch of time to get into the shoes of this person.

However, when I began, I was simply going in the stream and even arrangements, the chief, he really sent me two or three recordings, say from some news channels were ladies from such town which we depict in the film, how they respond, act out and a couple of pieces from not many English movies where to show the force of viciousness, how to deal with that.

So these were only two or three recordings he sent me for me to notice and comprehend its disposition, not that he believed me should do a specific response that they continue in that specific video or, you know, duplicate that or do anything comparative, nothing of that sort.

Yet, just to see a greater amount of it, he sent me a few recordings I saw that that’s it in a nutshell.”