CAST SIVA KARTHIKEYAN INTERVIEW

I can never accept that. The struggles he went through to get where he is, the reach he has now and his contributions to Tamil Cinema are unimaginable. It’s absolutely unfair and most of all illogical to compare my two years in the industry with his growth.
 

I don’t just celebrate Thalaivar, I worship him. Forget about me, I even get very angry when people compare anyone with him.

Most of all, I get nervous when people compare me with anyone. It brings upon me a bigger responsibility.

It was once reported that I was going to divorce my wife and this came in when my wife was carrying our child. The worst part is that she spotted the news item and brought it to me. I laughed my lungs out at the first sight of it. Then I looked at Aarthi. She was hurt pretty bad and that hurt me.
 

I was trying hard to maintain a positive energy around her during her pregnancy and this one really affected both of us.

Recently there was a very funny one that I was hiring bouncers and terrorizing people around me. 

I’m a diehard Rajini fan and I’ll always remain one. When it comes to Thalaivar’s films and my films, I’m very superstitious. I watch the first shows only at Satyam.

I recently saw Kochadaiiyaan’s trailer and it’s just spectacular! With his incredible voice, Thalaivar makes it so real, even though its animation. I could feel him.
 

I’m waiting! (he says, like Vijay from Thuppakki)

I’ve been pretty good father lately. I spend a lot of time with Aaradhana. I tell her stories and put her to sleep.

I want her to lead a normal life, a life away from all the glitz and glamour of filmdom. I don’t want her to miss out on all the fun of being a kid, just because she’s an actor’s child. I myself am trying not to take my stardom to head.
 

I grew amidst a huge family and I want Aaradhana to enjoy the company of a big, happy family.