Director Ajithan said that Aparna Nair was a very good-natured actress who treated everyone with maturity and acted well. Ajithan is the director of the film ‘Nalla Vibharam’ in which Aparna played the lead role for the first time. Ajithan says that he was told that there was financial difficulty while acting in the film. Ajithan said that he did not understand why Aparna, who was preparing to play the main character in a serial, did this and the shock of Aparna’s demise is still not over.
Aparna was the heroine of the movie ‘Ente Nalla Vibharam’. When the movie started, I was looking for the heroine. Shyam Saras, my production executive at the time, was talking about Aparna. Aparna was playing a good role in all the serials. After watching all the serials of Aparna, I felt that she is a very good acting child. A huge reward was asked for the heroines that day. But I called this boy and said that he has the role of a teacher and that’s all we can give him. Aparna was happily coming to act. The shooting was in Thiruvananthapuram and Palakkad. Aparna is the actress who came to both the places and gave us great support with very good behavior.
He was a good acting kid. It is easy to understand what is being said and do the same. Nothing on site has caused any problems and arrives on time. An actress without any ego. At that time there seemed to be some financial problems. He was getting along very well with everyone. Doesn’t talk much. We were all treated well. He was a mature child.
The news of his death came to know this morning when the executive of our film called him. I don’t know why the boy did this. I was shocked when I heard it. It seemed that there was a financial crisis and I was told that there was financial difficulty. I don’t know if there are any family problems. I knew that Aparna had got an opportunity to play the leading role in a serial. The shoot was supposed to start from next week or so. In the meantime, I don’t know why this happened. There was a big shock when I heard the news of Aparna’s death. “Losing friendships is always painful,” says Ajitan.
