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Packing a punch is Pasupathi

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,March 29 2008]

Pasupathi is making the right moves in Kollywood. The actor, who has proved his mettle doing versatile roles in the recent past, has graduated to become a hero with ‘Veyyil’. He essayed the role of a man defeated in life with such elan.

Today, the tall and dark hero is busy with a handful of movies doing prominent roles. They include ‘Raman Thediya Seethai’ alongside Cheran, ‘Kuselan’ with Rajinikanth and the lead role in ‘Vediugundu Murugesan’ opposite Jyothirmayi.

Pasupathi says, “I am happy to do movies of different genre. All of them have a prominent part for me and I hope to get rave reviews for my forthcoming films.”

Thrilled to share the screen with Rajinikanth, Pasupathi says, “He is a great actor and an outstanding human being. It is a great gift for me to rub shoulders with such a gentleman actor”.

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