Kamal Haasan's praise movies Joju George to tears at 'Thug Life' audio launch
Joju George
. As the film, directed by
Mani Ratnam
and written by Kamal himself, inches closer to its release on July 5, excitement is soaring among fans.
But it was Kamal Haasan's heartfelt words about Joju George that stole the spotlight during the event, making it one of the most talked-about moments.
Kamal Haasan lauds Joju George's performance in 'Iratta'
While addressing the audience, Kamal Haasan confessed that he was initially unfamiliar with Joju George's work. It was only after being recommended to watch the Malayalam film 'Iratta' that Kamal Haasan truly discovered Joju's acting brilliance.
Kamal Haasan, who has portrayed dual roles in over 30 films, expressed genuine admiration, saying Joju George brought something refreshingly unique to the double-role genre.
'You could clearly see the difference between the two characters. It wasn't just clever editing—it was powerful acting. I felt jealous watching him perform,' Kamal said, with a smile.
Joju George moved in tears
These words had a profound impact on Joju George, who was visibly moved on stage.
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Unable to hold back his emotions, he teared up, overwhelmed by praise from an icon he grew up admiring. Joju George, who plays a supporting role in 'Thug Life,' stood quietly as the auditorium applauded his talent and Kamal Haasan's graciousness. The moment became a heartwarming highlight of the event and quickly gained traction on social media.
Kamal Haasan's words go viral
The emotional exchange underlined the mutual respect and artistic camaraderie present in Thug Life's ensemble cast. While fans are already hyped about Kamal Haasan and Mani Ratnam's reunion, moments like these add a deeper emotional layer to the journey. As anticipation builds, it's clear 'Thug Life' is not just a film, it's a celebration of talent, humility, and heartfelt recognition.
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