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Satyan:
It was quite tough. People were friendly especially
my costar, Kausalya. The director also did a good
job. But theoverall demands of the production
did give me some jitters.But my second
film
was for an outside producer and hence I was very
relaxed.
Q:
You shifted to comedy. Any regrets…..
Satyan:
Not exactly. My ambition is to carve a permanent
place in the industry, even if it is a small one.
In fact, I feel that doing comedy is serious and
difficult. Heroes can be easily made, comedians
are tough to come by.
Q:
What do you think is your advantage for comedy?
Satyan:
My voice modulation and my accent based on the
Coimbatore dialect.
Q:
Your rapport with Surya….
Satyan:
We are childhood friends and it was great working
with him.
Q:
How many films have you done so far?
Satyan:
14.
Q:
Your uncle is a legendary villain turned hero.
Would you like to play villain roles?
Satyan:
I am quite realistic. My voice and body language
are not suited for gruff villainy. But if I am
given the chance for comic villainy like Balaiah
sir or my uncle, I would love to.
Q:
Would you make a comeback as hero?
Satyan:
I do not consider comedy as a depromotion. My
passion is cinema and I want to continue working
as long as possible. Hence, I am open to any kind
of roles.
Q:
Any dream roles….
Satyan:
I consider all my roles as dream and try to do
them as perfectly as I can.
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