Kajol finally returned to the Tamil-Telegu Cinema after a long wait of 20 years and compared her experience to a 10th grade exam.
“On the first day, it felt like an exam. I was nervous and stressed. I hadn’t spoken in Tamil in a really long time,” she exclaimed.
“I wasn’t sure; if it’s a different language I need to be comfortable with the team and they need to understand my limitations. Careful deliberation goes into choosing a film,” she says.
“If Vasundhara had been a man, no one would dare challenge her,” she said, explaining her character in VIP2. “In many ways I could identify with her. There’s a high degree of self-respect and gravitas associated with every strong, successful woman who has made it on her own. Vasundhara has a sharp survival instinct, goes for the jugular and can be ruthless. This side to her is tempered with a sense of judgement. An element of arrogance also seeps in when you’ve done things your way and succeeded. I liked that about her.”
She gave quite some credit to the director Soundarya Rajinikanth and writer-actor Dhanush for their full support. “They both were really sweet in ensuring that I could seamlessly integrate into the film.” –News Source
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