Filmmaker Vetrimaaran, renowned for addressing societal issues in films like “Asuran” and “Viduthalai Part 1,” recently spoke on the social justice movement in Tamil cinema. Crediting director Pa Ranjith for instigating change, Vetrimaaran emphasized the need to take a stand against oppression, stating that indifference aligns one with the oppressor.
Reflecting on the progress made, Vetrimaaran acknowledged the impact of political correctness in cinema, cautioning about its potential limitations on creative expression. Currently working on “Viduthalai Part 2” with Vijay Sethupathi and Soori, Vetrimaaran continues to use his craft to champion social justice, reminding us of cinema’s potential as a catalyst for societal transformation.
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