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Parvathy Thiruvothu Reflects on Two Decades in Malayalam Cinema

Parvathy Thiruvothu Reflects on Two Decades in Malayalam Cinema
‘Would have been written off’: Parvathy Thiruvothu on 20 years of doing cinema on her terms · telegraphindia.com

Parvathy Thiruvothu has worked in films for about 20 years.

She says she speaks openly, even though that may have made some people turn against her.

She believes Malayalam moviegoers have helped her continue because they support films that move them.

She also helped start a group called the Women in Cinema Collective in 2017.

Parvathy works in five languages and is open to working with people from other film industries.

Her latest film, Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar, features her as a police officer.

The article says the film has earned more than Rs 50 crore since it opened on September 11.

Key facts

Career span
About 20 years
Languages
Thiruvothu said she can speak five languages and make films in all five.
Women in Cinema Collective
Thiruvothu is a founding member; the organisation was formed in 2017.
Recent film
Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar, directed by Shahad Nilambur
Theatrical release
September 11; the article does not specify the year.
Reported box office
More than Rs 50 crore
Role in the film
Aleena Abraham, a single mother who becomes a police officer

Quotes

Parvathy Thiruvothu

Actor speaking to PTI about her career and Malayalam audiences.

“There are people who don’t like me at all who think that if I had shut my mouth, then they would have gone and watched my movies. But it is easier for me because of the Malayalam audience. They may love you, hate you or ignore you but if you deliver a good movie, they will always make you a success. It is almost like a sacred bond.”
telegraphindia.com
“I am grateful that I can speak five languages at this point and do movies in all five languages. And it's phenomenal that I get that opportunity and hopefully everyone does. I heard in a news press conference that Kareena (Kapoor Khan) wishes to work in Malayalam. I’m like, ‘Wonderful, let’s do that’”
telegraphindia.com

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