Tamizharasan Pachamuthu interview with Sudhir Srinivasan | Lubber Pandhu | Spoiler Alert

In the first exclusive conversation post the release of #LubberPandhu, director Tamizharasan Pachamuthu along with Sudhir Srinivasan take a deep dive into the film, the politics behind it, characters of Anbu and Gethu, writing women roles, comparisons with #BlueStar and more.

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Chapters:

00:00 - 1:11 Highlights
1:12 - 2:17 Introduction
2:18 - 2:33 The director's aim while creating Lubber Pandhu
2:34 - 4:06 Entertainment and politics
4:07 - 6:43 The Politics of Lubber Pandhu
6:44 - 8:43 Why there are no villains in the film
8:44 - 12:31 The director's childhood and the way it influenced the story
12:32 - 14:47 Gethu and other flawed characters in the film
14:48 - 16:33 drawing a line between showcasing flawed characters and glorifying their behaviour
16:34 - 18:56 On Swaswika Vijay's character
18:57 - 22:41 Placing natural humour and adding pieces of information in the film effortlessly
22:42 - 24:07 The nuances in the filmmaking
24:08 - 27:11 Comparisons with Blue Star and other sports films
27:12 - 32:40 Love, relationships and respecting women
32:41 - 34:49 More on the characters and their interpersonal relationships
34:50 - 36:10 Showcasing ego and anger issues
36:11 - 45:33 How cricket shapes the life of the characters
46:08 - 50:28 The director's interest in cricket
50:29 - 51:24 Gethu vs Anbu
51:26 - 53:46 The director's takeaway from the film
53:47 - 55:08 On Harish Kalyan

Creative Producer: Narayani M

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