ThKG was the director who gilded all genres. Actor, screenwriter and singer Murali Gopi as George. He also said that when the viewer moves from one of his films to another, it feels as if both are films made by the same person. Murali Gopi’s response to Mathrubhumi News.
K.G. has been involved in all the films with equal hands. Murali Gopi said that George gave him energy. The problem that a filmmaker of a particular genre is bound to face is that the viewer will compare his film with a film of the same genre as George Sir. Yavanika is a reference book for detective films. Lekha’s death is a flashback, a film within a film. Panchavadipalam is a reference book of political satire. KG says that comparisons come when making such films. Murali Gopi said that George’s greatness.
“The idea of films like Panchavadipalam is being repeated in the society even today. When history repeats itself, the films that refer to it will wake up and talk about it. No matter how many times pass, these films will be remembered. People will remember it. He made films that were different from the mainstream. KG George’s films helped to change the mainstream viewing habits. As an actor and a director, K.G. .The camaraderie or creative partnership between G.George sir and father (Bharat Gopi) is priceless”, Murali Gopi pointed out.
KG was my father’s favorite director. George. When asked what a director should be like, my father used to answer with a name. That was K.G. George. My father has often said that there is no other director who understands the art of acting so much. In the same way that an actor makes a foray into films, so does a director. The director is also moving from one film to another. Murali Gopi added that his father as an actor and George sir as a director also did this.
