Bhaskars delight
Friday, August 18, 2006 • Tamil
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It is impossible now to get Bhaskar, the director of Bommarillu, off the headlines these days.
His movie has been such a raging hit that he has hardly had any time to rest.
The media has been chasing left, right and center. The young man is however happy basking in the newfound limelight.
Bhaskar also wears his success lightly. His sense of humor is still very much in place.
Asked what he would consider as his biggest achievement in Bommarillu, the young man quips: Stopping the hero from brandishing the knife and sickle. In other words, he says his movie has managed to stem the rot of gangster movies.
It is an achievement he can be proud of.
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