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Saranya Bhagyaraj is flying high thanks to congratulatory message pouring non-stop for her excellent outing in he debut venture Parijatham. A thrilled Saranya is keen to continue the good run and is now choosing her forthcoming films with great care. She says, 'Though I had been nursing the ambition to become an actress since my childhood, I conveyed it to my parents only recently. They were initially surprised. But later they encouraged me'. Happy to make her debut venture in her father's (K Bhagyaraj) direction, Saranya, said, 'The screenplay and storyline were different and I felt at ease in acting in the movie'. Saranya, a visual communications student, says, 'It is a competitive field and one has to keep improving himself to sustain here. I am all set to go for a big innings and leave a mark for myself'. Saranya, who played a homely role in Parijatham, says, 'Glamour is just an attitude and it has got nothing to do with costumes or how one looks. As long as it doesn't become vulgar, what's wrong in glamour roles'? Daughter of a star couple, she feels, 'Doing different varieties alone would help one establish oneself in the industry. I will keep experimenting'.
Saranya signs a new film
Saranya, daughter of actor-director K Bhagyaraj, made a successful beginning with Parijatham. However the young actress was in no hurry. She chose to wait for right offers. After almost a year, Parijatham fame Saranya has signed on the dotted lines for her next film. She plays the female lead in a movie titled Thik...Thik'Thik. The movie is directed by Igor, who directed Arya's Kalabha Kadhalan last year. As the title suggests, the movie is a crime thriller. Mumtaz plays the second fiddle in the movie to Saranya. Says Igor, 'After Kalabha Kadhalan, I was supposed to start my next film with Arya again. Unfortunately, Arya was locked up with Naan Kadavul. Hence I chose to do Thik'Thik'Thik now. It is a heroine-centric film and Saranya, who was impressed with the storyline readily agreed to be part of the film'.Saranya, daughter of actor-director K Bhagyaraj, made a successful beginning with Parijatham. However the young actress was in no hurry. She chose to wait for right offers. After almost a year, Parijatham fame Saranya has signed on the dotted lines for her next film. She plays the female lead in a movie titled Thik...Thik'Thik. The movie is directed by Igor, who directed Arya's Kalabha Kadhalan last year. As the title suggests, the movie is a crime thriller. Mumtaz plays the second fiddle in the movie to Saranya. Says Igor, 'After Kalabha Kadhalan, I was supposed to start my next film with Arya again. Unfortunately, Arya was locked up with Naan Kadavul. Hence I chose to do Thik'Thik'Thik now. It is a heroine-centric film and Saranya, who was impressed with the storyline readily agreed to be part of the film'.
Saranya returning to normalcy
Recently there was a gossip on director Bhagyaraj's daughter Saranya saying that the actress had attempted suicide due to love failure. She was allegedly in love with a famous star. Saranya, however, denied the news categorically. She called up the offices of various newspapers and magazines to clarify her position. Then another gossip erupted about her health. According to the gossip, she is in a confused state of mind and hence undergoing treatment by a psychiatrist at her home itself. Saranya has proved all these as a big bluff by attending a public function in Coimbatore. It was an all India function of Dog Show. Saranya participated not as a VIP but as a proud and passionate owner of a beautiful dog. As a touching gesture, many fans, who met her in the Show, affectionately enquired about her health.
Saranya- The Godmother
Saranya has been around in Kollywood for long doing a variety of roles that has today earned her a name of a highly versatile and natural actress who slips into the skin of her character with ease. The actress who played the role of Kamal Haasan's heroine in the super hit 'Nayagan' today appears in the big screen mostly in the role of the Hero's mother. She was highly appreciated for her role of Jeeva's mother in the film 'Ram' in which she always faces some kind of troubles due to her son. In Cheran's 'Thavamai Thavamairudhu' and 'Em Mahan' also she enacted the roles of the leading man's mother and came out with superb performances. In the recently released Ilaya Thalapathi Vijay's 'Kurivi' she gave life to the role of a very quite sister in law. In the new film 'Thenavattu' she will be again seen in a mother's role. This role even though is a mother's character that the experienced actress has now become an expert in handling comes with a difference. She will not be seen as a polite and helpless mother who breaks down into tears so fast. Saranya will be seen as a very hard hitting and rough mother of the hero Kottasami played by Jeeva. The story of the film is set against a backdrop of a rural atmosphere. Saranya as usual will make this role also memorable and this mom role with the difference can also show the actress in a new style which can eventually lead her to getting roles that will dig more into her acting potential.
Saranya Mohan graduates to play heroine
The petite and cute actress Saranya Mohan who played sister roles in the movies 'Oru Naal Oru Kanavu' and 'Yaradi Nee Mohini' has been chosen to play heroine in the first production venture of Abhirami Ramanathan (owner of Abhirami Mega Mall), 'Panchamirtham'. The film is expected to be a laugh riot with talented artiste Nasser playing a very prominent role. 'The song 'Palakkatu Pakkathile' in which I featured with Dhanush became very popular and director Raju Eshwaran who was appointed to direct 'Panchamitham' wanted me to play heroine', says a happy Saranya Mohan. The actress had completed a song sequence for the film in Ooty which saw Gayathri Rahuram as choreographer. Though Saranya Mohan will be seen in the soon to be released movies 'Jayamkondaan' and 'Mahesh, Saranya Matrum Palar' in less prominent roles, she has already bagged the heroine roles in the films 'Vennila Kabadi Kuzhu' and 'Eeram'. With her cute and innocent looks, the Tamil film industry might just welcome her as a heroine with open arms.
Suicide: Saranyas call
Some of the newspapers that carried the news on Saranya's 'suicide attempt' recently received a call from Saranya herself. She has reportedly asked the concerned persons, as to how could they write this kind of rumour without knowing the truth. 'I am not in love with anybody and I have not attempted to kill myself. I was admitted to the hospital to undergo treatment for my stomach pain', was the categorical statement of the actress. Director cum actor Bhagyaraj puts forth his reasoning: 'If my daughter tried to commit suicide, I would have gone to the hospital.' No One knows how and from where such a rumour had erupted. Saranya, discharged from the Hospital, is now feeling well.