The much-anticipated press conference for the upcoming Tamil film 'Mark' was successfully held in Chennai, creating significant buzz ahead of its theatrical debut. The event saw the enthusiastic participation of the film's primary cast and its technical crew, setting the stage for a major festive season release.
Yogi Babu Reflects on a 22-Year Cinematic Journey
Comedian and actor Yogi Babu delivered a powerful and emotionally charged speech that became the highlight of the event. Taking the stage, he opened up about his extensive career, stating, "It has been 22 years since I joined the film industry." He candidly spoke about the rollercoaster nature of his profession. "This journey has had its ups and downs, challenges, and criticisms. They say that with growth comes problems. That's true," Yogi Babu remarked. He addressed facing various accusations but emphasized his focus on perseverance. "What is important to me is to overcome them all and continue working," he affirmed, leaving the audience visibly moved by his frankness and resilience.
Praise for Kichcha Sudeep and the 'Mark' Experience
Yogi Babu did not hold back his admiration for the film's lead star and producer, Kichcha Sudeep. He expressed immense joy about his involvement in 'Mark', calling it a great experience. "Working with Kichcha Sudeep sir was unforgettable," he shared. Babu praised Sudeep not just for his acting prowess but also for his personal qualities. "He is not only a great actor but also a good person. He taught me many things on the set," he said gratefully. According to Babu, the lessons extended beyond acting to include professional discipline, neatness, and patience, highlighting a valuable mentorship on the project.
A Collaborative Set and Hopes for the Film
Extending his appreciation, Yogi Babu also lauded director Vijay Karthikeyan and the entire film unit. He noted that the project offered him a positive experience both professionally and personally. "No one looked down on anyone here. Everyone had equal respect. That is the mark of good work," he observed, subtly referencing the film's title. He concluded his speech with hopeful wishes for the film's reception, stating, "I hope the film ‘Mark’ will give a different experience to the audience." His self-critical and inspiring words resonated deeply with everyone present.
The film boasts a strong ensemble cast including Naveen Chandra, Vikrant, Deepshika, and Roshini alongside Kichcha Sudeep and Yogi Babu. The musical score is composed by Ajaneesh P. Loknath. In a notable detail, Kichcha Sudeep has also taken on the role of a producer for this project, collaborating with another major industry entity. Mark your calendars, as 'Mark' is officially set to hit theaters nationwide on Christmas Day, aiming to offer audiences a distinctive cinematic experience during the holiday season.
