In a recent podcast, R. Madhavan said he regrets his passive involvement in the 2007 Tamil film Vaazhthugal, calling it a career regret. He said he did not focus enough on his costumes and hairstyling in his early years and believes that an experienced director and strong team could have made the film successful.
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Fans learn which past project Madhavan now views as a missed opportunity and how he assesses his early career choices.
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