Actress Ammu Abhirami has drawn attention to the dissonance between significant film budgets and the inadequate facilities provided for actresses, underscoring the necessity for amenities at shooting locations. During a recent interview, while promoting the film Kannagi, she recounted instances where she faced challenges in finding suitable places for restroom facilities and changing rooms during film shoots.
Ammu Abhirami’s comments underscore the importance of addressing fundamental needs, such as restroom facilities, for all actors and junior artists, rather than restricting access to leading actors and actresses who typically have caravans.
Kannagi, directed by Yashwanth Kishore, presents a feminist world where women are depicted as flawless, while men are portrayed as incapable of doing anything right. While the film has garnered appreciation from many viewers, some suggest that there could have been a more in-depth exploration of interpersonal dynamics among the characters. The movie features Ammu Abhirami, Vidhya Pradeep, Shaalin Zoya, and Keerthi Pandian in prominent roles.
Ammu Abhirami gained recognition for her role as Vishnu Vishal’s sister in Ratsasan, directed by Ram Kumar. She is renowned for her contributions to films like Asuran, Bairavaa, and Theeran Adhigaram Ondru. The actress has several projects in the pipeline, including Jigiri Dosthu, B.E, and Madhuvidhu.
Jigiri Dosthu, directed and written by Aran V, revolves around friendship as three friends witness the abduction of a girl by ruthless gangsters during an outing. The film stars Shariq Hassan, Aran V, and Ammu Abhirami in lead roles, supported by Anupama Kumar, Gowtham Sundararajan, and Pavithra Lakshmi. The film boasts music composed by Ashwin Vinayagamoorthy and cinematography by RV Saran.
Ammu Abhirami, with appearances in Tamil and Telugu films, made her debut in the 2017 Tamil movie Bairavaa, sharing the screen with Vijay. Her diverse portfolio includes projects like Battery Narappa, Kaari, and Thambi.
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