Mythological movies will be great: Suresh Krissna

Director Suresh Krissna is justifiably�pleased at the success of his recent Arumugam.
For him, the huge challenge was in making the audience accept the character of Bharath confronting a senior actress like Ramya Krishna. Viewing the film in a theatre to gauge audience reaction, Suresh said he�is confident that he has succeeded in his effort to make a commercial cinema for the class and the mass.
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For the ace filmmaker with hits like Baasha and Annamalai behind him, he is least bothered when critics�compare Arumugam with Annamalai and the Neelambarai character so effectively portrayed by Ramya Krishna in Padaiyappa. "Every director is entitled to his signature shots and I cannot be an exception," says SK, as he is popularly known.
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What is his mantra of success? "You may have a mass hero but if the content is not right, the director is a proverbial zero. I am all for fulsome entertainment movies for�family audiences which need not necessarily be niche movies. With the advantage of technology, it would be a great�idea to try�mythological and historical movies," he said.