Kamal Ghorui
The versatile GV Prakash Kumar is currently at the peak of his career, balancing high-octane musical scores with impactful acting roles. The composer-actor is garnering massive respect not just for his art, but also for his unwavering social ethics. During a promotional leg for the upcoming Dhanush-starrer Kara, GV Prakash shared insights into his personal principles and gave fans a thrilling “early review” of the film.
GV Prakash Kumar takes a strong stand
In an industry where celebrity endorsements are a primary source of income, GV Prakash has made a bold statement by prioritizing his audience’s well-being. According to Cinema Express, speaking at a press meet, he revealed that he has rejected several lucrative offers from alcohol and tobacco brands, online gambling and betting platforms and high-sugar soft drink companies.“Even though they offered me high pay, I didn’t do those ads because they could be harmful to people,” he said.In discussing his forthcoming film, he stated, “We watched Kara’… It’s really good… It’s a slow-burning thriller.” His message reflected both his conscientious decision-making and fostered intrigue about the film.
GV Prakash on his associations with Dhanush
Speaking at the ‘Kara’ promotional event in Coimbatore, GV Prakash Kumar also shared his thoughts about his journey and multiple collaborations with Dhanush.“Be it ‘Aadukalam,’ ‘Polladhavan,’ ‘Mayakkam Enna,’ ‘Asuran,’ and ‘Vaathi,’ my important films are with Dhanush,” he said. He added, “Whenever I feel down, he has always supported me… he is a true friend,” the music composer said.His emotional words were met with huge cheers from the audience.
GV Prakash on work front
After ‘Kara,’ GV Prakash’s roster included ‘Mandaadi,’ ‘Vishwanath & Sons,’ and ‘Magudam.’ On the acting front, the composer will be seen in films like ‘Adangathey,’ ‘Idimuzhakkam,’ ‘Mental Manadhil,’ and ‘Immortal.’
More about ‘Kara’
Directed by Vignesh Raja, the film features Dhanush and Mamitha Baiju in the main roles. The rural drama also carries a strong message, and the film is set to hit big screens on April 30.
