Kamal's interview with Kushboo in Z TV tamil

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One is a celebrity from mid 80's or in 90's established in Tamil Nadu and the other one is a Legend who is very informative and has his own style and a very long history from his childhood and had many relations or connections with the wizards in tamil cinema or in other industries throughout his entire career.

So when i - a hard core thalaivar fan tune to kamal's interview to get some informations or a glimpse of his unknown side by getting his answers from the interview questions, it is totally an uninformative one. Interviewing is an art and one cannot expect more when a film personality interviews another film personality. If getting time with Kamal is rare it should be utilised. The whole interview is like an objectification what this society calls about the women or heroines as they are objectified in tamil cinemas without giving enough scope for performance.

The interview was all about the concept of lip lock and to identify the lips of various heroines in a puzzle like round. A real hard core Kamal fans who are dedicated to the social services would be very much hurt and even me too.

Almost all in interviews, whenever there is a need, he didnt hesitated to mention thalaivar name be it friendship or some other informations/issues/news/conversations. Ok leave it.

But a person who has abundance experience in all the art of cinema industry not in one question it was utilised. But there are also some interesting speech from him when the audience asked their questions like why he is speaking in tamil in almost all interviews and what he do in holidays, pat came a reply that planning to go here and there is not an holiday and being at rest is some he yearns for.

There are some people who can ask the questions before interviewed and i think Kamal sir can follow this, if that questions are not useful to be informative by sharing his vast experiences, better he can avoid this kind of interviews.

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