Chandu Salimkumar’s Witty Response Reminds Fans of ‘Udayananu Tharam’ Iconic Scene

Actor Chandu Salimkumar, son of veteran comedian Salim Kumar, has won hearts with his hilarious and spontaneous response to a media question. After watching his latest film Painkili, Chandu was asked, “Is this Chandu’s comeback?” His reply instantly went viral: "It’s not about my entry or exit. My first entry into movies itself was under my father’s name. Stars are made when talented actors perform like this. It’s the smart filmmakers who create stars. I am not the star. Sajin Gopu is the star." This remark immediately reminded fans of the famous climax scene in Udayananu Tharam, where Sreenivasan’s character, Saroj Kumar, delivers a similar dialogue about the making of a star. In the film, Saroj Kumar acknowledges that true stars are created by visionary filmmakers, just as Chandu did in real life. Fans have been drawing comparisons between Chandu’s response and the iconic scene, sparking discussions across social media. Many praised his natural wit and humility, while others appreciated the nostalgic throwback to Udayananu Tharam. Directed by Sreejith Babu, Painkili features Chandu in the role of Suku’s close friend, played by Sajin Gopu. His performance has been well-received, contributing to the film’s successful theatrical run and widespread appreciation.

Actor Chandu Salimkumar, son of veteran comedian Salim Kumar, has won hearts with his hilarious and spontaneous response to a media question. After watching his latest film Painkili, Chandu was asked, “Is this Chandu’s comeback?” His reply instantly went viral:

“It’s not about my entry or exit. My first entry into movies itself was under my father’s name. Stars are made when talented actors perform like this. It’s the smart filmmakers who create stars. I am not the star. Sajin Gopu is the star.”

This remark immediately reminded fans of the famous climax scene in the movie Udayananu Tharam, where Sreenivasan’s character, Saroj Kumar, delivers a similar dialogue about the making of a star. In the film, Saroj Kumar acknowledges that true stars are created by visionary filmmakers, just as Chandu did in real life.

Fans have been drawing comparisons between Chandu’s response and the iconic scene, sparking discussions across social media. Many praised his natural wit and humility, while others appreciated the nostalgic throwback to Udayananu Tharam.

Directed by Sreejith Babu, Painkili features Chandu in the role of Suku’s close friend, played by Sajin Gopu. His performance has been well-received, contributing to the film’s successful theatrical run and widespread appreciation.

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