Siddhi Idnani Went Through An Unlearning Process For Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu, She Says

In
her
recent
interview
to
the
YouTube
channel,
Open
Pannaa,
Siddhi
Idnani
was
asked
about
the
process
of
“becoming”
the
female
lead
of
a
Gautham
Menon
movie.
She
responded
saying
that
more
than
becoming
someone,
she
had
to
unbecome
in
a
way.
She
said
that
there
was
an
intense
unlearning
process
with
Gautham,
before
she
got
into
the
skin
of
her
character,
Paavai,
in

Vendhu
Thanindhathu
Kaadu,
which
is
all
set
for
its
theatrical
release
tomorrow
(September
15).

While
she
couldn’t
speak
much
about
the
character,
she
said
that
Paavai
has
left
with
her
a
sense
of
composure
and
a
calm
vibe.
Siddhi
stated
that
in
her
opinion
every
character
leaves
something
with
the
actor
by
the
time
they
are
done
with
the
role.
Speaking
of
which,
she
expressed
her
shock
at
some
actors
saying
that
they
completely
become
the
character
and
take
time
to
get
out
of
the
character
after
the
film
is
over.
She
said
that
to
her
its
like
she
has
a
switch
and
she
can
easily
move
in
and
out
of
her
character.
She,
however,
mentioned
how
when
she
was
out
shopping,
she
bought
the
kind
of
clothes
Paavai
would
wear,
without
realizing
it.

The
conversation
touched
upon
the
topic
of
language
barrier,
and
Siddhi
mentioned
that
she
has
a
flair
for
picking
up
new
languages.
She
said
that
she
sat
down
and
wrote
out
her
lines
and
learnt
them
like
a
school
kid.
She
shared
an
incident
from
the
shoot
where
she
had
to
learn
some
lines
at
the
last
minute
and
she
wrote
them
down
on
a
tissue
paper.
She
said
she
still
has
that
with
her
as
a
souvenir
from
the
sets
of

Vendhu
Thanindhathu
Kaadu,
and
that
she
will
maybe
share
a
picture
of
it
after
the
film
is
out.

Talking
about
her
future,
she
said
while
she
definitely
wanted
to
do
roles
that
put
her
at
the
front
and
demand
her
to
carry
the
film,
she
also
wanted
to
do
roles
that
were
fun
and
breezy,
striking
a
balance.
She
said
that
she
wants
a
portfolio
that
showcases
her
ability
to
carry
any
role
effortlessly.
She
explained
that
it’s
important
to
take
time
to
prove
oneself,
before
looking
out
for
challenging
opportunities.
Her
interview
definitely
gave
some
expectations
about
her
performance
in
the
film.

Social
media
is
popping
up
with
Gautham’s
statement
requesting
the
audience
to
sleep
well
if
they
are
attending
the
early
morning
show,
as
the
film
would
take
its
time
to
set
up
the
characters
and
get
into
the
plot.
Let
me
go
find
my
blanket
and
turn
off
my
lights.