Nelson Dilip Kumar- Rajinikanth film Jailer villain character
Vinayakan is the talk of the movie audience due to his performance. Fans say that Vinayakan is the perfect villain who actually stands up to Rajinikanth in the jail. The growth of Vinayakan Rajinikanth, who came to the industry as a junior artist, to a big role in the film is also being discussed on social media.
The words of the director Amal Neerad Vinayak in an interview given to the media earlier in the week are also attracting attention in this sense in the film groups.
Amal Neerad says in the interview that Vinayakan is a star with international level skill and attitude and this skill he cultivated himself.
Amal says that Vinayakan’s body language is self-cultivated and he works with great honesty.
Words by Amal Neerad
Vinayak’s character in Sagar Elias Jackie’ is named Style. That skill and attitude is international.
I absolutely love Vinayakan’s title track from the movie Trance. Vinayakan has worked on it for six months. He works with great honesty. We will understand that when we listen to that track. In the same way he created and took the body language and attitude.
Amal Neerad
I have taken several stills before shooting Vinayakan in the pictures. It is from that that I said that if I landed Vinayakan in Paris Fashion Week, I would be the biggest model there. Pulli’s body language is something he has cultivated himself. Vinayaka is a good dancer. Vinayak was one of the earliest contemporary dancers known in Kochi. I love dance very much.
I have always been a fan of Dancers. If you bring some people and stop them on the street and just pan the camera in front of them, there is a magnetic connection between some people and the camera. Vinayaka is one such person. Vinayakan even acted in my first Hindi film. A lot of people are lined up there and the reactions of some items are taken in this way. Most people don’t know when the camera is shooting them. But Vinayakan can know exactly what the camera is ‘touching’.
Content Highlight: Director Amal Neerad’s words about Vinayakan are also gaining attention in the film circles in this sense.
