Director Bhadran lauds Shine Tom Chacko starrer ‘Panthrandu’

‘Spadikam’ director Bhadran was all in awe after watching the movie ‘Panthrandu’ and the ace director also penned an apology for watching the movie late.

Bhadran took to his official Facebook handle and penned an appreciation note for the movie ‘Panthrandu’ and its makers. ‘Spadikam’ director’s Facebook note read, “I am posting this with a guilty conscience.Watched Leo Thaddevoos' movie "Twelve" who worked only as my assistant today in my home theater at the compulsion of my son in Bangalore. Today was the day I felt proud in my film life. My congratulations to Leo for expressing it so elegantly and beautifully. I am very sad that when it was released in theatres, it was postponed to tomorrow. The movie disappeared from the theaters when I decided to watch it..”

Bhadran further penned, “I remember, there was a flood of opposition from the cameraman at my production house to the production manager for assisting my scripts and making me an associate in the first movie. How will it be right if you make an associate with someone you don't know in a movie? They don't know my strong conviction that it will be alright. Unable to survive it, I remember Leo leaning on the hotel room door sobbing saying, "I'm leaving, sir." "He should stand up whoever opposes, if you want to learn cinema, this goat, spit and swear words are born with this" convinced him. And he was with me in the next movie owner. Without giving up the fever of cinema, it held on to the industry under adverse circumstances. If my words were left unheard, would this movie have been made? Maybe he existed to make this one movie. The world-famous truth of "Jesus and the 12 Disciples" was brought into a contemporary context and transformed those who were living in evil by combining the seas and the seashore. If Leo thinks this movie has failed financially at the theater, he is wrong.”
The ace director ended the note with the words that read, “Don't forget that the 'victory' which lies at the end of the word 'failure' is waiting for tomorrow. Should survive with such new thoughts..”