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Madhavan says he was advised to hide his marriage before Alaipayuthey release

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R Madhavan revealed that he was told not to disclose his marriage before the release of the 2000 film Alaipayuthey because it was feared the film would flop. He said the advice came from others involved with the project. The film marked his first leading role and an important milestone in his career.

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Fans learn how personal matters were managed during his breakout role, affecting his early career decisions.

Key facts

  1. Madhavan said he was told not to disclose his marriage before Alaipayuthey's release.
  2. He was told the reason was that the film would flop if his marriage was known.
  3. He revealed this information himself.
  4. Alaipayuthey (2000) was his first leading role and an important milestone in his journey.

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