On Sunday, director Selvaraghavan, who has directed several blockbusters in Tamil, said that people should not stay in places that disrespect them.
The filmmaker, who is also Dhanush's brother, resorted to social media to express his feelings "When you sense that you are being insulted in a location, quietly exit with a smile on your face. It is preferable to eat with dignity leftover food from the previous night than to tolerate insults and eat at a feast." Selvaraghavan, who is now directing 'Naane Varuven,' a film starring his brother Dhanush, has been sharing his wisdom on social media recently.
He had commented a few days before, "The most significant impediment to success is procrastination. The belief that "I'll take care of it later" is the most significant impediment to advancement. Complete whatever work, no matter how big or small, as soon as possible. You'll be at ease, and you'll be able to witness improvement with your eyes."
He had added on another occasion, "I'm telling it as it is. Nobody has time to listen to our plight here. Even if they appear to be paying attention, it is a ruse. Acting. Instead, talk to God about your issues. You will go through changes."
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