Was it known that vikram was blind for two to three months?
Vikram who is presently enjoying the success of his most recent film, "Thangalaan," has disclosed the physical toll that his roles have had on him. The actor recently came clean about how, after shooting the highly regarded movie "Kasi," he momentarily lost his vision. "Kasi," the 2001 film, is the tamil adaptation of the highly regarded malayalam movie "Vasanthiyum Lakshmiyum Pinne Njaanum."
In the movie, vikram portrayed a blind man. The actor said he couldn't see well for two to three months after filming in an interview with Pinkvilla. He disclosed that this ailment resulted from the fact that he maintained his eyelids lifted during the filming process in order to authentically depict his character's blindness. According to Vikram, the strain increased his chance of getting a squint eye. In addition to Kavya Madhavan, Kaveri, Manivannan, and Thalaivasal Vijay in the key parts, Vinayan directed the film "Kasi."
Meanwhile, both reviewers and viewers have given Vikram's most recent film, "Thangalaan," excellent reviews. "Thangalaan," which is helmed by Pa Ranjith, stars malavika mohanan and parvathy thiruvothu in the key parts. The review, which gives the movie 4.5 out of 5, writes, "With Thangalaan, Pa Ranjith crafts a stunning spectacle on human greed, societal oppression, and self-assertion." The film often feels like a psychedelic trip across historical pages, with Ranjith taking us via the story of Thangalaan (a fantastic Vikram, who gives a performance full of dread and wrath) from the 18th century to 5 BCE.
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