Thiruveer is gearing up for the release of his new film Papam Prathap, and his recent comments during promotions have grabbed attention. Speaking candidly about his journey, Thiruveer revealed the challenges he faces as a low-key actor despite delivering solid performances.
“Every alternate day, people ask me who the hero in my own film is. During Masooda, even a child artist thought I was just the driver,” he shared. His statement highlights the struggle of actors who may not have star power but consistently deliver good work.
So far, Thiruveer has been unable to market his films effectively, largely due to budget constraints faced by producers. This has impacted the reach and visibility of his projects.
However, things might change with Papam Prathap, which is being backed by ETV Win. With a stronger platform supporting the film, there is hope for better promotions and wider reach and this will surely help Thiruveer to go ahead in his career.
The big question now is whether ETV Win will give Thiruveer the creative and promotional freedom he needs. If backed properly, this could be a turning point in his career. Let’s see what happens.
This post was last modified on 26 March 2026 8:58 pm
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