Aishwarya Shankar is a famous director Shankar daughter of South Indian cinema. Director Shankar is a very known and famous filmmaker of South Indian movies. If we talk about the profession of Aishwarya Shankar then we have to find out that she is a doctor by profession and recently she got married to Pondicherry cricket team captain, Rohit Damodaran.
Aishwarya Shankar was born and brought up in Chennai city. The hometown is Chennai. Recently she got married to Pondicherry cricket team captain Rohit Damodaran and became the media source of acknowledgment. Aishwarya Shankar became a famous personality because of his father as who is a famous filmmaker of South Indian movies. Aishwarya Shankar has completed her school education from Chennai city only and she also completed her College degree from the same city. Since childhood, she wants to become a doctor that is why she has pursued her MBBS from Chennai. The birthplace of Aishwarya Shankar is Chennai and her hometown is also Chennai.
She is the wife of famous Pondicherry cricket team captain Rohit Damodaran and she is a doctor by profession. Currently, she is serving as a doctor and she is famous due to her father as he is the known personality of media. Recently she got huge recognition when she get married to Rohit Damodar and who is the son of famous Businessman Damodaran.
Arjith is a son of ace director Shankar who is known for his movies like Mudhalvan, Indian, Endhiran, 2.0, Anniyan, Indian 2 and more. According to sources, Arjith Shankar will be making his movie debut in the year 2021 with his buddies Dhruv Vikram (Vikram Son) and AR Ameen (AR Rahman Son).
Arjith has two sisters named Aditi and Aishwarya. His mother Eswari was seen in many audio release events and functions.
Arjith was not active in any social media pages.
Interesting facts of Arjith
His favorite actor is Superstar Rajinikanth and favorite musician is AR Rahman.
Arjith spends his free time in watching movies.
Thiruchitrambalam is directed by Mithran R Jawahar. The film is produced by Kalanithi Maran under the banner of Sun Pictures. The film stars Dhanush in the titular role with Raashi Khanna, Nithya Menen, Priya Bhavani Shankar, Bharathiraja and Prakash Raj in prominent roles. The film's music and score is composed by Anirudh Ravichander, with cinematography by Om Prakash and editing done by Prasanna GK.
Aditi Shankar Biography, Age, Wiki, Movies, Images aditi shankar movies
Aditi Shankar is the youngest daughter of ace director Shankar. Aditi is an actress featured in Viruman Tamil movie directed by Muthaiah. She has siblings named Arjith Shankar and Aishwarya Shankar. Her mother’s name was Eswari. Her elder sister Aishwarya Shankar is a doctor, who got married to Pondicherry cricket team’s captain Rohit Damodaren. Shankar.
Aditi Shankar is an Indian actress and playback singer who works in the Indian cinema prominently in Tamil films. Aditi debuted as an actress in director M. Muthaiah's Tamil film Viruman (2022) with actor Karthi. She won the Best Debut Actress award for her performance in Viruman (2022) for portraying the role Theanmozhi.
Katteri is a long due for release horror-comedy genre flick directed by Deekay of Yamirukka Bayamaen fame. The film stars Vaibhav, Sonam Bajwa, Varalakshmi Sarathkumar, Aathmika, Karunakaran, Ravi Maria, etc
Poikkal Kuthirai is written and directed by Santhosh P. Jayakumar. It stars Prabhu Deva in the lead role. The film has its music composed by D. Imman, while the cinematography and editing of the film is handled by Balu and Preethi Mohan respectively. Prabhu Deva will be playing the role of a one legged man in this film.
In Kiruthiga Udhayanidhi’s Paper Rocket, a group of patients undergoing therapy decide to go on a trip. This trip would eventually help them a lot more than their therapy. Essentially, this means that Paper Rocket is a road movie, sorry, road series to be more precise, if that is an acceptable term. And this would in turn mean that the characters, their arcs and their emotions are what are going to matter more than the plot. Well, these matter for any movie or series but in this genre, they become all the more important.
Split into 7 episodes with the average time of an episode clocking less than 30 minutes, Kiruthiga has paced Paper Rocket beautifully. The series never feels over indulgent and is crisp. But the crisp run time never comes in the way of establishing the characters or our emotional connect with them. Kalidas Jayaram who plays Jeeva can be considered the protagonist though every character is given due importance. It is Jeeva’s character and his emotional state that is established in the first two episodes. Through him we get to know the other characters. This is a smart writing decision because this means that the backstory of the others gets lesser screen time but each of these tracks is properly written and we get to know enough about these characters and begin to care for them.
The performances are good. Kalidas Jayaram keeps it simple and subtle. He comes across as a natural on screen. Renuka as Valliamma is terrific. So is Nirmal Palazhi who plays Unni. In fact, almost everyone does a good job. Melodrama is minimal to non-existent. Only the Karaikudi episode involving a property dispute between two siblings comes across as slightly dramatic. But even here it doesn’t go overboard and it also sort of helps to break the monotony a little.
Paper Rocket covers a whole lot of pertinent issues including parental abuse, sexual abuse, childhood trauma and mental health amongst other things. This is a series that talks about life and death. As light and feel good as it is, Paper Rocket is quite an emotional series and is even philosophical at times. The van (which the characters refer to as 'Saavu Vandi') or the trip which these characters go seems to be a metaphor for life itself. Jeeva (Kalidas Jayaram) is fighting with guilt and the trip helps him to redeem himself. As he is cursing himself for not spending enough time with his father, he comes to realize how his father’s influence on his character is now touching other’s lives. Then there is Tiger (Karunakaran) who has been emotionally abused by his extremely religious mother. Kiruthiga tries to touch such important topics through each of the characters. Each track involving these characters has them learning and unlearning a whole lot of things. The messages that Kiruthiga wants to convey are effectively put across by these characters and their interactions. It never comes across as though someone is preaching us from across the screen.
Paper Rocket is well made, engaging, has nice little moments, has us emotionally invested and has some fine performances. Just like its title, it is both light and heavy. A light hearted take on some heavy emotions.
