“I must thank the men in my family as women are always supportive. My tiring day turns out to be enthusiastic when he shows a thumbs up,” Jyothika said in her upcoming movie’s audio launch. “I play the role of Prabhavathi, a documentary filmmaker. In an era where directors portray older heroes to look younger and younger heroines to look older, Bramma is that director who chose an older heroine for a much younger role and I applaud him for that.”

“Directors who direct big hero films, give women in your movie some dignity, respect them. We are socially responsible and cinema has a big impact on youth. So, when you mentally shape characters for women in your big budget films, don’t create a double meaning message-based introduction and cheap introductions. They are worth more than that.”

“Stalking and having four heroines for a hero will make some of them, who take cinema seriously, realize that having four girlfriends and stalking them is absolutely okay. So be socially responsible and treat women with dignity.”