Unfazed by the lack of support from those he had helped in the past, producer-turned-actor KJR remains optimistic about the success of his recent film ‘Angikaaram’. Despite receiving acclaim for its screenplay and direction, the film has not performed well at the box office, leaving KJR disappointed.
During a media interaction, KJR highlighted the absence of backing from individuals he had supported in their rise to stardom. He acknowledged the truth in a journalist’s observation that he was struggling for recognition without substantial support. KJR refrained from delving into the underlying politics or business dynamics but expressed confidence in his future success.
Reflecting on the audience response, KJR mentioned that viewers, particularly those over 40, were deeply moved by the film, while younger audiences left with a sense of heaviness. He emphasized the positive feedback received and considered it a significant achievement for him.
‘Angikaaram’, directed by Thenpathiyan, delves into the corruption prevalent in sports ministries at both central and state levels. The film, inspired by a real-life incident, raises questions about India’s challenges in achieving success in international sporting events compared to smaller nations with better medal counts.
