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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): The Malaysian actor Datuk Aaron Aziz is on the moon as his first appearance in a Tamil film, Tik Tik Tik was well received not only in India, but also by Indians from overseas.
He is considered a villain in his debut at Kollywood (Kodambakkam, the hub of the Tamil film industry located in Chennai, India.)
He plays alongside Jayam Ravi, hero in a movie. which is presented as the first "space exploration film" of India, directed by Shakti Soundar Rajan.
In an exclusive interview with Bernama at his residence here, Aaron, 42, was clearly delighted by the warm response of "I've received a lot of messages from fans who have made the # I praise my game even though I only played a supportive role, "he said.
admitted that it was also the first time that he was receiving overwhelming support from non-Malaysian fans in his two
The film is talking about an asteroid that is about to hit India in six days and cause a disaster.
There is a space station with a nuclear missile that can destroy the asteroid the leader seems to have a problem with India.
The Indian Space Research Organization therefore decides to send Mr. Vasu (Jayam Ravi), a trained magician and an escape artist, along with his team of scientists, to procure a missile .
Besides Ravi and Aaron, Tik Tik Tik who hit cinemas around the world from June 22, also presents Nivetha Pethuraj and Ramesh Thilak in lead roles
. Aaron, who starred in Malaysian hit movies like KL Gangster and Ombak Rindu shared that he had wonderful memories of work. In Kollywood
Despite playing a supporting role, he was "treated like a king" during the three-week filming session in Chennai in 2017.
"In Malaysia, the assistant of production will only prepare the wardrobe. " But in India, the staff in charge of the wardrobe will go to the point of helping us to change clothes, to fasten the belt and even to close the pants of the actors!
"Of course, I preferred to do it myself," he chuckled
. The Singaporean-born actor said he considered this as an opportunity to learn new things rather than for glamor and glamor
recognizing the broad scope of the film industry Indian, Aaron said that there were many things that local industry players could learn from Kollywood.
During the first day of filming, he said, he was taken to a warehouse that "did not even look like a movie set". on the inside, it was like entering a whole new world.
"It's about 300 people carrying their respective duties.There were a lot of things going on simultaneously and yet everything was very well coordinated.I was really impressed," he said.
Aaron also said that he would be very interested in acting in more Kollywood films and also encouraged other Malaysian actors to seize the opportunity if he ever showed up.
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