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RJ Balaji accompanies Veetla vishesham crew at Brookfield Mall post release

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Coimbatore : Director RJ Balaji and the film crew of the newly released film “ veetla vishesam” visited Brookfield mall to gauge public response .

During the interaction Rj Balaji stated that “veetla vishesham” movie will be celebrated by all kinds of audience. Rj Balaji, Urvashi and Satyaraj starrer veetla vishesam is being screened at Brookfield Mall where directors Rj Balaji and Saravanan met the public and enquired about the film . Later the interaction turned out to be an open press conference, during which he said “ I am happy to begin my career in Coimbatore” . Insinuating that the films of today is full of blood-bath, he said that this film would engage the audience without indulging in 300 murders and 500 stabbings and was much better than the original Bollywood version, “Badhahi Ho “ “. He said that he made this attempt because of the response that his film “mookuthi amman” received among family audience.

He further added that he would not direct characters of negative shades indulging in murders and drugs as children too watch his movies . “ After films like RRR and KGF, I did fear if the film will get adequate response , but now that fear has vanished”, he said.
He further said that he was initially reluctant to take up film as his career and leaving Coimbatore worried him but now he does not regret his decision.

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