Christy Siluvappan

Christy Siluvappan, who toils as a media director at Al Jazeera Network here in Doha, is the creator of a fascinating Tamil drama Kuttram Kadithal Click to look into! >> Read More... (The Punishment), and the picture pronounced as the Best Tamil flick of the year. Last week, Public did a conference with Siluvappan, for whom cinematography has always been an obsession. It was a wonderful involvement knowing all other awardees in the event, and meeting Business supporters of India was very heartening and stimulating. Guided by debutant Bramma G Pirammanathan is the original name of Bramma.G. As >> Read More... , the flick tells the story of 24 hours in the lifetime of a youthful feminine educator who has married contrary to her kinfolk’s wishes and is trying to start a new life with her cherished engineer hubby.

Things go crooked when she meets a person she definitely has not met in her life. Soon, she finds herself pursued by the laws and the broadcasting. She escapes the city and becomes Most Wanted overnight. Siluvappan says they were valued and welcomed by many trade giants such as actor-producer Dhanush, who too obtained an award. Manager Barathiraja Sir, who was the Judges Chairman, cherished their work as this debut creation under Chris Movies. The director’s acquaintances in Qatar and other nations wished them all the accomplishment, and the squad is super enthusiastic about the future projects.

He looks forward to the comfortable NRI businessmen to see chances in Indian Cinema and come forward to turn their desires into reality. The greatest test was to defy their personalities, Siluvappan said when asked about the strenuous task of helming his entrance that has been drifting film anniversaries all over. It’s hard to know when they feel content. The query is when can we put a full halt, and say OK, this shot is decent. So, the major task was always inside. The Chennai born moviemaker was always captivated with movies his base began to build up from playing theatre, and he also used to act stage dramas and road theatres in current and various other forms.

He started his obsession with filmmaking as a publishing supervisor and sound engineer and slowly moved on with the tide. While this tide took him to picture he also had his influences in all parts of making a flick from creation to post-production parts toiling in documentaries, small flicks, and distinctive productions. His recommends all NRI aspirants who want to donate towards film saying that they should keep their visions and passion intense and take one step a day at least in the course of their dream.