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This Article is From Apr 21, 2014

Sultan got shelved, but not Soundarya Rajnikanth's animation dream

<i>Sultan</i> got shelved, but not Soundarya Rajnikanth's animation dream
Soundarya feels that her success can be attributed to the attitude of her parents who encouraged her
Mumbai: She ventured on the filmmaking journey with Sultan, but it got shelved. Unfazed, Soundarya Rajinikanth says that it didn't affect her animation dream and she fulfilled it with Kochadaiiyaan.

Starring her father Rajinikanth, Kochadaiiyaan is Soundarya's debut as a director, which is set to deliver ground breaking technology. The Rs 125 crore project is said to be the country's first motion capture photo-realistic 3D animated movie. (Also Read: Kochadaiiyaan is more than a cartoon)

"I started Sultan six years ago when animation was not as advanced as it is today. For various reasons, Sultan got shelved, but my animation dream did not, so I continued dreaming. And today here I am with Kochadaiiyaan."

"This is my first film and I hope to continue making films. Animation is my passion but at the end of the day I am a creative person, but yes, I will also do a live action film," she added.

"I always wanted to be a creative person. My parents have encouraged us to do whatever we wanted to do as an individual. It was a decision I made. I wanted to be behind the camera and my parents are happy about it," she said about herself and her sister Aishwarya, who is also a filmmaker. (Also Read: Soundarya speaks about her father)

Kochadaiiyaan, featuring Deepika Padukone as the female lead opposite Rajinikanth, will hit the screens on May 9.

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