My video interview with Pushkar and Gayatri, on the eve of the release of Vikram Vedha (that is, provided the theatres remain open). The promos are out first — these are bits that did not make it to the final cut of the interview. The latter will be published early next week.
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Baradwaj Rangan 
Jyoti S Kumar
July 2, 2017
Why? What happened to the theatres?
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brangan
July 2, 2017
There’s a strike on from tomorrow. Theatres all over TN to remain closed.
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Jyoti S Kumar
July 3, 2017
Thanks for the information, sir.
Oram po is a celebration of Chennai… I totally felt that when I watched the movie. I had just returned from my internship in Chennai back home and the movie made me so nostalgic about Chennai that it took me some days to overcome that melancholy! 😄
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brangan
July 3, 2017
The interview just went up. Added to the links above.
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Kannan Ganesan
July 3, 2017
Can you tell me the location of this interview ? I am checking to conduct offsite for my team members. I want to use the conference room adjacent to your interview spot
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brangan
July 3, 2017
English Tea Room, Kasturi Rangan Road
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Vidhya M
July 3, 2017
As Bhim-boy would remark to Kamal in Michael Madana Kama Rajan – “Enakku moonu theriyudhu boss”, it was like watching 3 Baradwaj Rangans discussing among themselves, for their views on pitching, tone, writing, sensibility etc were akin to what you’d write in this blog.
And for Pushkar – Gayathri, they seem to set relationship goals for others – such a synchronized interview, no interjections, no contradictions, no corrections – well done.
As someone who loved Va Quarter Cutting, much to the shock of my colleagues, this director-couple have ample quirk, which may or may not yield marvels at the BO, but would definitely give them a rocking experience making movies. Kudos
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Sharath Narayan
July 5, 2017
Lovely interview BR 😉 Am I the only one who had a smile on my face when they said they are not conflicty by nature? They wouldn’t allow each other to finish their thought- but their dynamic seems to work beautifully despite the conflict. Best wishes for VV
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Ramchander Krishna (@ramctheatheist)
July 5, 2017
A good interview Rangan! Eager to watch the film now 🙂
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MANK
July 5, 2017
A really fine interview. i liked that discussion about art and craft. And i get a feeling that there is a dearth of good professional screen writers in tamil cinema. every writer director seems to be writing the script himself because he has no choice.
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hari ohm
July 12, 2017
any idea when this movie is getting released?
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Srinivas R
July 12, 2017
Movie is set for release on Jul 21
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mahi
August 3, 2017
Maybe your chair was positioned in that way to get the best camera angle but it sort of seemed to put the woman out of your line of vision. I have not seen their other interviews but I feel maybe this was one reason why she felt the need to sort of cut in at some points.
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