Retain in order the long haired, yumma-delicious villain in Gautham Menon’s Pachaikili Muthucharam? For numerous, it was solid to pick the enhanced actor between Sarathkumar as well as the anti-hero Milindh Soman! Well, Milind’s back in the South, donning the villain’s dress in Parthiban’s upcoming movie Vithagan, in Lingusamy's Paiyya as well as in a Telugu movie. Looking like a Greek god, having not matured a day since he stepped onto the ramp roughly two decades ago, Milindh Soman is humbleness personified. He has acted in India and abroad, has women worshiping him as well as men disappearing green with envy, but he is as stuck as it gets. “If I wake up tomorrow and I am not Milind Soman, not a star, I wouldn’t care at all! I don’t take fame dangerously. It’s all make-believe. Those who retain information that cinema is made-up story, also forget that homeland love them for the fictional characters they portray – not for the real person. I have managed to stay grounded, on no account leasing myself get accepted away,” he smiles.

What’s most appealing on the subject of the man is that he is entirely comfortable with who he is, fully unaware in relation to how good-looking he is and what a shock his charm creates. “I never unstated at first, with even now, why women would want to get secure to me, hold my hands or kiss me! I come from a family not even remotely associated with theater, in addition to all the concentration came moderately unexpectedly,” he reveals.