Santhanam Had To Take Medication Post Dubbing For ‘Sabhaapathy’ – FilmyVoice
Actor Santhanam, who performs a person with a stammering dysfunction in his upcoming movie ‘Sabapathy’, says the position was a difficult one
Actor Santhanam, who performs a person with a stammering dysfunction in his upcoming movie ‘Sabhaapathy’, says the position was such a difficult one which he needed to take remedy for 4 days after dubbing for his parts within the movie.
Addressing a press convention on Tuesday, the actor mentioned that on this movie that’s all set to hit screens on Friday, he performs an harmless one who has a stammering downside.
“It was not straightforward to play this character because the director of the movie, Srinivasa Rao, was explicit about the place precisely I stammered whereas delivering dialogues. In truth, he even instructed me the precise letter in a phrase for which I must stammer. Delivering dialogues like that may be a taxing affair and you actually should pressure all of your facial muscular tissues and nerves whereas attempting to stammer precisely on the right place,” the actor defined.
“Imagine me, it was so taxing that I needed to go to a physician and take remedy for 4 days after dubbing for my parts within the movie,” the actor disclosed.
The movie, which is ready to launch on November 19, has new comer Preethi Verma enjoying the feminine lead. It additionally options actors M.S. Baskar and ‘Cooku With Comali’ fame Pugazh, amongst others.
