“It Took Me Back to My Childhood” : Mamitha Baiju on the Heartwarming Theatre Moments That Touched Her Most!
Mamitha Baiju’s latest Tamil outing, Viswanath & Sons, is making a strong impact at the box office and winning praise from audiences. Starring Suriya in the lead, the film sees Mamitha take on the role of Madi, a character the makers had called the “soul of the film” even before its release. Now that the movie is in theatres, viewers are embracing Madi just as warmly, with Mamitha’s performance emerging as one of the film’s highlights.
At the film’s success meet, Mamitha Baiju opened up about the overwhelming appreciation she has received for her performance. Thanking the entire team and the audience for their love and support, Mamitha also shared a special moment that brought her the greatest joy during the film’s journey.
Mamitha Baiju revealed that one of the most heart warming parts of her Viswanath & Sons journey has been seeing how warmly children have responded to the song ‘Pattampoochi’ and the film’s comedy scenes. While she has received plenty of appreciation from audiences, she said there are a few moments she will always hold close to her heart. However, one particular experience stood out above the rest and left her deeply touched. 
“Many people have congratulated me after watching Viswanath & Sons, and there are so many moments that I’ll always remember. But there was one thing that touched my heart in a completely different way and stayed with me.”
“I came across a few videos from theatres the other day, and they honestly made my day. I saw little kids getting out of their seats and dancing along to the ‘Pattampoochi’ song, while others were laughing their hearts out during the comedy scenes. Watching them enjoy the film so freely and whole heartedly was incredibly special to me. Those innocent reactions brought me a kind of happiness that’s hard to put into words.” “I saw a little bit of my younger self in those children. Years ago, I was just like them laughing, dancing and completely losing myself in the joy of watching a good film in a theatre. So, seeing children today enjoy one of my films with that same innocence and excitement was incredibly special. It brought back so many memories and gave me a feeling I’ll cherish for a long time. It’s definitely one of those moments I’ll never forget,” Mamitha Baiju said.
