Feuds, Arrogance, and Ego: Vadivelu's Tragic Tale.!
Tamil comedian Vadivelu, celebrated for his roles in movies like "Premadesam" and "Run," has garnered immense popularity among telugu audiences, who enjoy his comedy as much as that of Brahmanandam. Despite his two-decade-long successful career, Vadivelu's trajectory took a surprising downturn, with many attributing it to clashes with superstar Rajinikanth and issues stemming from ego.
An incident from 1992, where Vadivelu traveled by plane for the first time, showcases his emotional side. However, over the years, he developed a reputation for not getting along with co-stars and making excessive demands from producers. Allegedly, his behaviour led to conflicts with industry figures, affecting his standing in the industry. Vadivelu's contributions to tamil cinema's comedy landscape are cherished by fans, but attempts to regain lost stardom have data-faced challenges.
Suggestions for Vadivelu include reinventing himself, similar to the transformations seen in actors like Nagesh, by exploring diverse roles beyond comedy. However, Vadivelu's stubbornness, clashes with industry members, and involvement in petty politics have tarnished his image.
One notable incident in 2006 highlighted Vadivelu's animosity towards another film, "Uir," which he criticized publicly, revealing a clash with his own film "Imsai Arasan 23 AM Pulikesi."
His attempt to discredit the competing film reflected a lack of professional courtesy and respect for fellow artists, contributing to a decline in his standing in the industry. Despite his impact on 90s cinema, Vadivelu's later career has been marred by controversies and strained relationships within the film fraternity.
An incident from 1992, where Vadivelu traveled by plane for the first time, showcases his emotional side. However, over the years, he developed a reputation for not getting along with co-stars and making excessive demands from producers. Allegedly, his behaviour led to conflicts with industry figures, affecting his standing in the industry. Vadivelu's contributions to tamil cinema's comedy landscape are cherished by fans, but attempts to regain lost stardom have data-faced challenges.
Suggestions for Vadivelu include reinventing himself, similar to the transformations seen in actors like Nagesh, by exploring diverse roles beyond comedy. However, Vadivelu's stubbornness, clashes with industry members, and involvement in petty politics have tarnished his image.
One notable incident in 2006 highlighted Vadivelu's animosity towards another film, "Uir," which he criticized publicly, revealing a clash with his own film "Imsai Arasan 23 AM Pulikesi."
His attempt to discredit the competing film reflected a lack of professional courtesy and respect for fellow artists, contributing to a decline in his standing in the industry. Despite his impact on 90s cinema, Vadivelu's later career has been marred by controversies and strained relationships within the film fraternity.