SS Rajamouli Acknowledges ‘Jealousy and Pain’ Over Superior Acting Talent in the Malayalam Industry
Director SS Rajamouli, known for his blockbuster films RRR and Baahubali, recently expressed his views on the romantic-comedy genre while praising the Malayalam film Premalu. Attending an event in Hyderabad to celebrate the success of Premalu, Rajamouli admitted that he is not a fan of rom-coms but surprisingly enjoyed the Malayalam film. He also acknowledged that the Malayalam film industry produces exceptional actors and commended the performances of the actors who played Gaami and Bhima.
Premalu, a Malayalam blockbuster, had its Telugu version released on March 8 after Rajamouli’s son SS Karthikeya acquired the dubbing rights. During the success event, Rajamouli credited the writer Aditya for providing the Telugu dialogues and emphasized that the film is best enjoyed in theaters, as the laughter of the audience enhances the experience.
Expressing admiration for the actors in Premalu, Rajamouli openly acknowledged that the Malayalam film industry consistently produces superior actors. He commended the cast and crew of the film and even compared actress Mamitha Baiju to Sai Pallavi and Geethanjali, noting her potential.
Premalu received a positive review from Indian Express, with the Malayalam version earning three and a half stars. The film, which was released in February, was described as a charming love story filled with delightful moments, with Naslen and Mamitha Baiju delivering adorable performances.
Notably, Mahesh Babu, a popular actor, had previously praised Premalu, stating that he couldn’t remember the last time he laughed so much while watching a film.
SS Rajamouli’s candid remarks about his preferences and his appreciation for Premalu highlight the impact and quality of the Malayalam film industry. Premalu’s success and positive reviews further solidify its reputation as a heartwarming and entertaining cinematic experience.
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