Q:
Most of your heroines are newcomers.
Ravi:
The heroines in my film are chosen keeping in mind
the youth characters which I play. Sadha
paired with me in Jayam and she is now a busy actress.
Asin
worked with me in M.
Kumaran and she is also much sought
after. Renuka Menon who worked in Dass has four films
on hand now. My films introduce talented actresses
to the industry.
Q:
Are you working in any project under your brother’s
direction?
Ravi:
There will be an announcement soon. Trisha will be
the leading lady.
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Q:
Are you more interested in doing action-oriented films?
Ravi:
I am interested in doing a variety of roles. I would like
to prove that I am versatile and capable of meeting the demands
of different types of scripts. I am taking steps to evolve
as a complete actor.
Q:
You played a football player in Dass.
Ravi:
The story revolved around a football player and I practiced
to give the role a realistic touch.
Q:
You have acted in remake films. Are you playing it safe?
Ravi:
My first two films were remakes. But, Dass and the forthcoming
Idhayathirudan are direct stories. Today, the audience can
be satisfied only with a good story. In such a scenario, there
is nothing wrong in bringing good stories from different languages.
Cinema is a medium where only success is a constant. From
the audience to producers to distributors, everyone likes
only a hit.
Q:
When will you act in home production?
Ravi:
As of now, outside commitments are more. There are some projects
still on the discussion board.
Q:
What is your mission in cinema?
Ravi:
My mission is to be known as an actor who can play every type
of character. I want to bring in variety and dignity to every
portrayal.
Q:
Marriage plans….
Ravi:
Not thought about it so far. Cinema is my first love and I
am a great believer in destiny. When the stars divine, marriage
might happen.
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