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Suriya Praises Fahadh Faasil’s Career Journey and Bond
Suriya and Fahadh Faasil are actors who have become close friends.
Fahadh called Suriya “anna,” which means elder brother.
Suriya said they often talk and share many memories.
He said both actors struggled at the beginning of their careers.
Suriya praised Fahadh for choosing roles based on the story and character.
He said Fahadh does not worry too much about protecting his image.
Fahadh’s new film Don’t Trouble The Trouble is a fantasy movie.
It is his first Telugu film as the main actor and is scheduled to release on October 2.
Suriya praised Fahadh Faasil during promotions for Don’t Trouble The Trouble in Tamil Nadu.
Suriya said both actors faced difficulties and setbacks early in their careers.
He described a close friendship with Fahadh and recalled their many conversations and shared memories.
Suriya admired Fahadh for focusing on a character’s core rather than calculating its impact on his image.
Don’t Trouble The Trouble is Fahadh’s first Telugu film as a lead actor and is scheduled for October 2.
- Who
- Tamil actor Suriya and Malayalam actor Fahadh Faasil.
- What
- Suriya praised Fahadh’s acting approach and discussed their shared early-career struggles and close friendship.
- Where
- At the Tamil Nadu leg of the film’s promotional events.
- When
- During promotions for Don’t Trouble The Trouble; the film is scheduled for October 2.
- Why
- Suriya said Fahadh focuses on the core of a character and the quality of a story rather than making choices mainly around his image.
Key facts
- Event
- Suriya praised Fahadh Faasil during a promotional gathering.
- Film
- Don’t Trouble The Trouble
- Director
- Shashank Yeleti
- Genre
- Fantasy
- Fahadh’s Telugu debut
- The film is Fahadh Faasil’s first Telugu movie as a lead actor.
- Release date
- October 2
- Presenter
- S. S. Rajamouli
Quotes
Suriya
Tamil film actor speaking at a promotional event
“We’ve spoken so much and spent so much time together (over the years). We’ve talked in the morning, afternoon, evening, mid-evening, late night, and until dawn. We have so many memories together.”
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“He only sees the core of a character. ‘Is the story good? Can we give this content to our audience?’”
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