Faced with six thieves who entered the house alone, the daughter was afraid to see them fight: Bala
Actor Bala talks about the experience of facing burglars alone when they entered the house. Bala said that six thieves entered the house and her daughter was frightened seeing her beat them alone.
He said he was able to beat all six of them that day because he knew the fight. Bala said so in an interview with Ginger Media.
“One day thieves broke into my house. That day my daughter got scared and left. I beat up the thieves. There were six of them and I was alone. Knowing the struggle, I hit them. My daughter was scared to see him.
Then there was Amrita. They all escaped. She very much then she had that one trauma. I had said something to my daughter that day. If there was fear, it was that Dad was there.
Now I’m playing villain and character roles instead of hero. Actor Vijay Sethupathi is a superstar in Tamil. He now plays villainous roles. Such characters are needed.
I did comedic roles with a big beard to Shefiq’s delight. Making someone laugh is hard work. The director hugged me after seeing the first scene shot that day,” Bala said.
Bala’s new film is Shefiq’s Joy. Newcomer Anoop Pantalam directs Shefiq’s Joy. Bala speaks with his natural voice and his style in the film.
The actor also talks about his viral dialogue called The Is Wrong in the trailer. The film was released in theaters on November 25th. Divya Pillai, Shamanthi Rajan, Shaheen Siddique, Mithun Ramesh and Sminu Sijo also star in other lead roles.
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