C Prem Kumar Interview with Sudhir Srinivasan | Meiyazhagan | 96 | Spoilers

[@pakkasmile]

yapppaaaaa ... Great conversation & thought process ... thanks for making this video... commenting at 22nd min

[@G.Viknarajan]

Meiyazhagan is the only 3 hours movie that I was totally surprised to see the "Intermission" card. I didn't even feel 1.5 hours already passed. I was not even bored for a minute in the movie. It was too good! 3 hours was really not enough for me.

[@jananielango]

Truly the best

[@kalaikarthi4118]

Exactly felt the same abt the intermission part

[@d11xox]

It is so heart warming to see two intelligent men engage is a beautiful conversation. thank you

[@saarvan]

37:05 நீங்க அன்ப பத்தி பேசிம்போது இயற்கை சிலிர்த்து கொண்ட தருணம் அருமை ❤

[@thoughtsoftamil4331]

I have been commenting on all his discussions. Thank you so much for the film... ❤

[@srishankarrajasekar2739]

5:02 I was glad when he mentioned Ratatouille it still is my fav child hood pixar film the moment he said nostalgia I was reminded of anton ego's pen thuddling on the floor as he experience the Ratatouille by Remy❤

[@VIJAYPM-YT]

This interview is quite a humbling experience...❤

[@vaish_infinite]

41:28 நாங்க போன வருஷம்தான் சொந்த வீட்டை வித்தோம், கடன் நெருக்கடியால். இப்போ வரை அந்த தெரு பக்கம் போகவே இல்ல. போகனும்னு நினைச்சாலே ஒரு நடுக்கம் வருது, போனா ஏதும் nervous breakdown ஆயிடுமோன்னு ஒரு பயம் வருது இப்போ வரை.

[@enbalge]

My interpretation of the movie: If Aravindswamy's father bought the house just like Karthi did for his wife, then Aravindswamy's character and life trajectory would have mirrored Karthi's. Aravindswamy opens up to and confides in Karthi because, in a sense, Karthi represents another version of Aravindswamy. By conversing with Karthi, Aravindswamy is in a way talking to a parallel version of himself. Aravindswamy couldn't initially identify with or fully accept this "other version" of himself, as he still harbored some unresolved feelings of resentment or vengeance. However, once he confronts his own guilt, he becomes ready to forgive, which immediately allows his true self, "Meiyazhagan", to emerge. The ability to see and connect with this parallel version of himself, and ultimately reconcile with it, represents a significant moment of self-discovery and growth for Aravindswamy's character.

[@MrKumargopalan]

this movie doesn't deserve this much analysis.

[@evannavi3186]

Super analysis

[@pravinmadheswaran2935]

Thank you so much for Meiyazhagan!

[@josephdezu7488]

Thank you for meiyazhagan sir ❤

[@valoriefalorie4223]

If you have a happy childhood you are lucky. All I have is my memories being molested by one of my relatives and just hate it. It has also been hard to respect certain relatives in the family. I never like to revisit this chapter of my life. But today I am peaceful with a matured husband and beautiful child. That’s why I sometimes cannot connect with people who talk so much about their childhood and I feel like I have nothing to contribute.

[@abdulsalphan]

After reading the full comment, I'm relieved that at least your present is peaceful, ma'am. Hopefully, these times shall give you good memories in your future.✌🏽

[@Entertainment-hq5rt]

Same for me with regards to school days. And 🫂.

[@drmshyamala]

More love and power to you ❤

[@Jagdtiger46]

Life is not the same for everyone....ppl who have good memories wanna go back...those who have bad memories dont wanna go back.... such is life...nature is brutal...humans are part of nature..they can be brutal too...dont feel bad that you are not able to contribute....life was not fair to you...its unfair for us to expect you to have pleasant nostalgia of your unpleasant past...glad you have healed...take care!

[@kanishkar9242]

3:36 5:08 7:30 nostalgia 42:40 haunting visual 45:00 puguntha veeedu 53:00 quest of song

[@kathirdr123]

A therapeutic film to watch. His interview is also in the same tone❤

[@gayathrianandan2011]

அந்த roomக்கு ஒரு வாசம் இருக்கு.. 😌 . யாரும் connect ஆக வேண்டாம்.. நமக்கு precious.. அது போதும்.. yet to complete watching ..

[@bhu2208]

❤❤ Premkumar sir romba nalla irundhadhu movie. Especially am watching that muraiponnu scene in repeat mode❤❤❤❤

[@karthis5562]

Now I am watching meiazahan movie in ags villivakkam. In interval now. They way the shot the nedamangalam and thanjavur. It has brought old memories. Hats off to director

[@pramohar_1455]

wonderful interview ❤❤interviewer romba alaga interview eduthurukaru

[@venkateshmoorthy9094]

Prem Kumar sir is literally mirroring all of us

[@palraam9188]

True . All that we see outside is a projection of our inner self .

[@PandianNandhini]

Yaro song a vida... Poi va nu veedu, Kovil, ooruku nu overall a irundha Kamal sir voice arumai❤

[@harikrishnan1122]

There is something called disassociation linked with deep emotional trauma. This is similar to you running away from pain, in order to avoid it. This could be pain of being loved as well as fear of failure. Fear of future trauma, and your brain will try to avoid it, at any cost. For a city dweller, it is convenient, to get immersed in daily hassle. Which is what Arvind Swami did. The last phone call between Karthi and Arvind is more of a therapy session, without naming it so😊

[@ranig3682]

அழகான உரையாடல்....

[@naanumrowdythaan]

Thanks Sudhir. It was a lovely conversation. All the best Prem for your next movie.

[@Rejuki]

Sudhir bro, you have asked exact questions i had. Semma bro 👏

[@TheRamg75]

Its nostalgic to.hear the word "pinnokki" that i named my blog with that name 😍

[@padmakindle2771]

This interview better than the one with BR.

[@jpchennai]

One suggestion to benefit users like me., Make ONE spoiler/interview collab for a film with Sudhir, BR and Kakki's Karthick compile a 3 part series. Upload each part in their youtube channels. Bring it on ICU. Interview Cinematic Universe :)

[@logesh_vela]

❤️❤️❤️

[@shakthi-ellam-ondru-serdhale]

Super Super words

[@chandru-d1y]

I like மெய்யழகன் more than 96❤

[@Godalmighty31]

An evolved interview !!

[@prabhuja7554]

Superb Depth Audio this one...Lark M2 semaaaa

[@sv-ic5cv]

Dude, Sudhir... you are the best!

[@abdulsalphan]

Va thalaiva va thalaiva.

[@yamunasrinivasan8254]

Super

[@skkalai838]

Yaa me to 😊

[@skkalai838]

Muttal😅

[@skkalai838]

Ghfrui

[@skkalai838]

Gfeyi

[@divyasivaram-ym5lm]

Romba correct anna Kerala lu work kaga vanthen inga iruntha alunga , enoda husband tamil paiyan dhan from Thirunelveli nanga valurathu chennai chennai vitu pora idea vum illa Chennai dhan ellathayum koduthurichu... Meiyazhagan is something special ❤

[@rajesh_arun]

Lots of Anbu ❤❤❤

[@Jordan.Belfortt.]

A Martin Scorsese picture 🎥❤

[@jananielango]

❤❤❤❤❤pechu bodhai❤

[@mageswaranrajan4513]

மெய்யழகன் ❤

[@dineshvlogs3687]

I slept with my Grandma’s saree for a long time.

[@borntorockzha]

சி பிரேம் குமார் வருடத்திற்கு ஒரு படமாவது எடுக்க வேண்டும்

[@saiashwin26]

Please add english subtitles.

[@perinselvam]

தமிழில் சப் டைட்டில் வரவேற்க தக்க முயற்சி

[@girishambig6129]

English Subtitle Needed😢😢

[@PandianNandhini]

தமிழ் சப் titles அருமை

[@SRIRAMGURUMURTHY]

Nejama movie nalla irukka ?

[@vetrivelbalaji3019]

Yes

[@chandru-d1y]

Ennachu cricket vilayandom , neethana adicha, pandhu Mela pochu adha pidikka pinnalaye ponen

[@MrKumargopalan]

periyaar padatha vechittu, paasam nesamnu pesaraan..... he meant only hatred.

[@princesylvester6642]

You still have to mention him as ,"Periyar"❤

[@MrKumargopalan]

Mr interviewer, this director shamelessly promoted adolescent love in 96. Spoiling the school going kids. All he is after is money, doesn't have any clue about the damaging impact on the society. So many shameless supporters as well.

[@akashmunji]

Did it hurt you when you had a crush on someone when you were an adolescent?

[@dharanikanthan7969]

I could relate to that smell!🥲 I was really young when we sold our grandmother's home, but some how I remember the smell each room had. Like u said there was a store room where they stored all the grains and they would ripen the fruits there.. I can relate to these a lot... Maybe that is why Meiazhagan so close to my heart.