What Does Director Bala's 'Nandha' Mean to Actor Vinoth Kishen?

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Key Takeaways
- Nandha is a landmark film in Tamil cinema.
- Vinoth Kishen reflects on his emotional journey as a child artist.
- The song 'Chinna Thaayaval' played a crucial role in his introduction to the film.
- Mentorship from directors like Bala shapes young talent.
- Vinoth has successfully transitioned to a leading actor in Tamil films.
Chennai, June 21 (NationPress) Actor Vinoth Kishen, recognized as one of the rapidly rising talents in Tamil cinema, has shared nostalgic memories of his role in director Bala's acclaimed film 'Nandha' during his childhood.
'Nandha', pivotal in cementing actor Suriya's reputation as a formidable performer, remains an iconic film in the realm of Tamil cinema.
Taking to his Instagram, Vinoth Kishen shared images from the film, stating, "While searching for something else, I stumbled upon this gem. After years of being linked with this movie and recognized for my role, I now perceive these photos with a fresh perspective."
Reflecting on his childhood experience, he added, "Each photo, each frame narrates a tale. The story of that child. Every frame encapsulates a universe of emotions - the journey he underwent, everything that shaped him. Thank you, Bala Sir <3."
The actor recounted a memorable event from the song's shoot.
“On my first day as an actor, we filmed this song. The 'Engengo' track wasn’t ready, so Bala Sir played 'Chinna Thaayaval' daily for 15 days during the shoot. That was my first introduction to this song. It gradually immersed me into the world of Nandha," Vinoth reminisced.
"For various individuals, 'Nandha' signifies different meanings - Suriya Sir, Bala Sir, Isaignani Ilayaraja. For me, 'Nandha' represents 'Chinna Thaayaval'," he expressed.
Vinoth Kishen, who began his career as a child artist, has now proven himself as a talented actor, thanks to his compelling performances in various films, including director Ajay Gnanamuthu's 'Imaikaa Nodigal' and Arun Matheeswaran's 'Captain Miller'. Among his notable roles is his portrayal of an antagonist in director Suseenthiran's 'Naan Mahaan Alla', alongside Karthi.