'Avoid wild celebrations and accidents during film releases' Director Lokesh Kanagaraj in Coimbatore

“People should watch a film happily and go home. There is nothing more to it, and one should not risk their life and lose it” said. Film Director Lokesh Kanagaraj.


Coimbatore: “People should watch a film happily and go home. There is nothing more to it, and one should not risk their life and lose it” said. Film Director Lokesh Kanagaraj.

Filmmaker Lokesh Kanagaraj, who arrived in Coimbatore to attend a function told reporters “Varisu has been released and is receiving good response.



In the next 10 days, I will give an update on Vijay’s next film Thalapathy 67”.

The general public will come forward to pay income tax if awareness is created, Lokesh said and added I prefer to call our state "Tamil Nadu" and not “Tamilagam”.

while noting that the good run of all films would be a healthy thing for the industry he said extreme celebrations during releases should be avoided to avoid deaths like the one happened recently.

While noting that fans should realize their responsibilities and should not indulge in wild celebrations which may cause accidents or death.

He said "there is no need to give importance to the point of dying You need to know that this is only entertainment".

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