Yes, my uncle wanted me to be a cinematographer and he was disappointed when I gave up that dream to become an actress. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
Films are a fantastic medium and the huge impact they have cannot be denied. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
After 40, every day is a bonus. We should know how to live our lives to the fullest. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
I have a great sense of humour. I am teasing, taunting and authoritative. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
Those who respect the intelligence of the common man have always been masters. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
There are about 250 curators in the world who keep their eyes open to choose films from around the globe for festivals. I am… — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
I have been acting for more than 25 years and have worked in all the four Southern languages. But it is in the Kannada… — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
We south Indians are clannish and comfortable about our languages. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
I took up special yoga and a diet from Sreenath Vishnu. And amazingly, I lost 5.5 kgs in 20 days and my husband Mani… — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
All art cinema is not great; some of the films can put you to sleep. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
Actors should be writers. While a writer puts the story on paper, an actor puts it on screen. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
We women want to take the easy way out. I appreciate men because they take risks. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
Vittorio De Sica's 'Bicycle Thieves' changed my very idea of cinema. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
Kannada was easy for me to learn because it's casual and easy; no frills, unlike Tamil. — Suhasini Maniratnam Copy Share Image
