I wanted to make the film before this generation moves on," she added. "I didn't want to postpone any longer because I was scared that I would be left behind by this generation. 'Vanakkam Chennai' has been lying with me in the form of a story for over three years until I decided to turn it into a script," she said. "I was a literature student in college and had a flair for writing, which led to the founding of my magazine Inbox 1305.
For Kiruthiga, "Vanakkam Chennai" started merely as a hobby, more or less as an extension of her writing profile. But I have also learnt that it's not in my nature to yell and, therefore, I get it done on request," she added. I feel I need to get assertive, short-tempered at times like male directors to make something happen. "The only challenge I face as a woman filmmaker is that I don't yell enough to get my job done. My film is a light-hearted comedy suitable for all types of the audiences," said the director who feels she needs to be little assertive vis-a-vis her male counterparts in the industry. But it's not the same anymore because women filmmakers are beginning to choose different genres and making films with different subject," Kiruthiga told IANS "I don't have to make a women-centric film when there is absolutely no need for one. "It's probably because women felt suppressed in the past that they made films with female's sensibility. Follow us on don t have to make women centric film kiruthiga udhayanidhi interviewĬhennai, July 7: Wielding the megaphone for the first time, Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi, who is busy wrapping up Tamil romantic-comedy "Vanakkam Chennai", feels that women filmmakers are no more sticking to female-centric films but are exploring different genres and subjects.
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