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Interview: Sivakarthikeyan (Prince)
Posted on October 14, 2022
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Srinivas R
October 14, 2022
Really enjoyed SK’s analysis of his own movies.
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hari prasad
October 15, 2022
Easily the best interview Sivakarthikeyan has ever gave…. He didn’t feel calculative or fake as many said when you interviewed him during the Velaikkaran promotions.
Wish his thinking and sensibilities reflect more in his movies.
His Ethir Neechal is always a joy to watch , especially the scenes with Priya Anand.
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Eswar
October 19, 2022
A pleasant interview. I think the only other Siva Karthikeyan interview I have seen is the one you did after Remo. Here he talks so differently, in a positive way, when compared to that interview. Enjoyed it. Thanks, BR.
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