With Shankar as the captain of the ship, there can't be any sad or tense moment. That said, the saddest part was when we parted after the shoot. We were like a family -- so used to seeing each other every month.

How was your last day of shooting?

Everybody applauded. I felt bad that I was leaving but it was good at the same time.

Did you build a rapport with the other actors?

Yes, I got along with everyone from Uma, who played my mom, to the others.

Where was the film shot?

In India and Spain.

On the whole, how was the experience of Sivaji?

A learning experience, something I will cherish all my life. It's a stepping stone for me. I am still learning the ABC of acting.

You seem to be comfortable in the Tamil industry now...

Yeah, I love it here. The stories are wonderful.

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