
Actor Krish Dayal, who plays the antagonist in the film DC, has said that only Arun Matheswaran was the director on set, dismissing claims that Lokesh Kanagaraj acted as a second director.…
Actor Krish Dayal, who plays the antagonist in the film DC, has said that only Arun Matheswaran was the director on set, dismissing claims that Lokesh Kanagaraj acted as a second director. “I viewed only Arun Matheswaran as a director,” Krish told Cinema Express. He added that Lokesh showed humility and a willingness to learn as an actor, telling co-stars he would work hard to match their experience.
DC, produced by Sun Pictures, has earned Rs 64.68 crore worldwide in its first four days, according to Sacnilk. The film stars Lokesh Kanagaraj in his acting debut, along with Wamiqa Gabbi, Avinash Raghudevan, and others.
The narrative that Lokesh Kanagaraj, as a director-actor, must have subtly co-directed DC is lazy. Krish Dayal’s clear statement, that he saw only Arun Matheswaran as director, should end that speculation. Lokesh’s reported humility on set is refreshing, but the real test is whether he will continue acting without interfering in the director’s role. Will his next film prove he can truly separate the two hats?
Source: cinemaexpress.com
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