Mani Ratnam directorial film OK Kanmani seems to have become a turning point Dulquer Salmaan’s career. He is getting great applause from all over and its been a news that Dulquer Salmaan is got appreciation from people like Gautham Vasudev Menon and Suriya after they saw his performance in the film . Now that list has one more name as Malayalam actor and writer Anoop Menon had showered great praise on Dulquer Salmaan after he saw the film from a mall of arab emirates. He in his Facebook post said that after he saw the film he felt that Dulquar Salman is our new Rockstar.
Anoop Menon said in his status that Dulquer Salmaan has a pan south Indian appeal and a screen affability that defies the boundaries of language. Anoop Menon had great words of praise for Nithya Menon too as he said that Nithya had an effortless finesse in presenting the emotions and she seems to be the best in that.
Anoop also said that Mani Ratnam seems to be back on his familiar territory as his main strength was always been romance and anoop said that5 films such as Mounaraagam, Roja, Bombay, Alaipaayuthe etc are the examples of that strength but Iruvar was his all- time Favorite Mani Ratnam film. Anoop Menon said that this time however the director in Mani Ratnam is more casual as he watches and allowed great space for PC Sreeram, Sreekar Prasad and A R Rahman to churn out their best and that is exactly what a great director should do and he did the same this time with success. Mani Ratnam had given this time the touch and class only he can gave to a film.
Anoop Menon analyses that OK Kanmani is in a sense the intense romance in Iruvar meeting the urban abandon in Alaipaayuthe and he is very happy to see the lord of sensible mainstream cinema come back after the debacle of Kadal.
Anoop said at last that above all other reason the source of joy after watching this film is that as someone from the Malayalam film fraternity, seeing Dulquer Salmaan being applauded by many foreigners like arabs and Iranians as well who saw the film along with him.
