Manisha Koirala hails veteran Mani Ratnam directorial Ponniyin Selvan 2
Manisha Koirala hails veteran Mani Ratnam directorial
Ponniyin Selvan 2
Yash Raj Films Studio on Sunday night looked like a mini Bombay reunion when actress Manisha Koirala attended the screening of Ponniyin Selvan 2 and met the film’s director Mani Ratnam. Manisha Koirala, who worked on the Mani Ratnam directed iconic movie Bombay, greeted the legendary director and his wife Suhasini Maniratnam and also clicked some nice pictures with them.
Sharing the pictures from last night, the Shehzada actress walkef down memory lane as she recalled working with Mani Ratnam and her first day of shoot for the film Bombay.
She captioned the picture
“Such humble man mani ratnam and such great filmmaker! She remembers working with him was intense but so fulfilling..we artists long to work with directors who push our limits and help us to excel…He always tries to do things differently! My first day of shooting for bombay is so fresh in her mind..
Manisha also had something sweet to say for Suhasini Maniratnam, who had helped the actress while the filming of the dance number Humma Humma. “It felt home meeting him and suhasinihasan ji who is an accomplished actress herself, in fact had helped her i
Humma Humma song.
The actress, who is all set for the release of her next project Heeramandi, also reviewed Ponniyin Selvan 2, calling it a “masterpiece”. His movies have mesmerised people across the globe..each of his films is a masterpiece!! From Anjali to
Ponniyin Selvan 2, we just love his films !!
For the unversed, the director and actor have worked on two films together, Bombay in 1995 followed by Dil Se co-starring Shah Rukh Khan in the year 1998.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan also made her presence with her daughter Aaradhya. Her co-star Vikram was also there. Other attendees included actress Aditi Rao Hydari, veteran actor Anil Kapoor, Dhamakaa star Kartik Aaryan, actress Shriya Saran, Madhoo and others.
Film critic Saibal Chatterjee, in his review for NDTV, wrote, “PS-2 starts with a lavishly filmed, wonderfully mounted prologue that takes the audience back to the time of the young Aditha Karikalan’s first meeting with orphan girl Nandini, who strays into the kingdom and catches the eye of the Chola prince. The film then dives into the many conspiracies, internecine tussles and secret liaisons that threaten the kingdom.”
News input KV Raman
