Aishwarya Rajesh is elated to play a role of a young mother in her upcoming film, Aarathu Sinam, which will hit the screens soon. ���When Arivazhagan narrated the script, I was impressed with my character. I play a cop���s wife for the first time, and a loving mother. In Kaakha Muttai, I played a mother of two kids, who hail from a slum. In Aarathu Sinam, my character is very homely, cute and an affectionate one.
It���s very different from my previous films,��� she says, adding, ���All credit goes to cinematographer Aravinnd Singh and director Arivazhagan for giving me a new look.���
Ask her about working with Arulnithi, she laughs, ���It���s a completely new experience as he is much taller than me. I couldn���t match his height while shooting few scenes and we had to use stools for it to come out well. It was funny.���
Aishwarya also says that she has watched the Malayalam film, Memories. ���I watched the original before shooting for the film. I tried to understand and incorporate the feel of my characterisation in the original and tried to retain in the remake. I shot for only seven days for my portions and it was a great experience. It���s a very small, but a pivotal role. She is the reason for the protagonist to become a drunken cop. Also, this is the first time I am working with director Arivazhagan and all I found was that he is a one of those sensible directors in the industry.���
About shooting with a four-year-old kid, she says, ���Most of the time, we had night shoots and it was difficult for us to convince a four-year-old kid to act during those wee hours. However, I had to create a bond with that kid. Only after that we went for a ���take���. It was an interesting experience.���