Gokul Suresh has managed to find his own place in Malayalam films. Gaganachari is the latest release of Gokul. The movie, which can be categorized as science fiction and comedy, is getting a great response from the audience. At the same time, the actor has opened up about some of the ways he continues in life, and it is going viral. As part of Gaganachari’s promotion, Gokul’s interview with Ginger Media Entertainment is going viral. Gokul starts talking about how his father Suresh Gopi complimented him after watching Gaganachari. My father had seen the film. The festival was seen out. Dad liked it very much. He said that Ganesha was confused. My father also told me that I am a good actor. Similarly, the only advice my father gave me was that if I eat production food, I will gain weight.
I thought my father would give advice on how to prepare for a shot and what to look for when listening to the script. But because I am a little fat, my father only said that if I eat production food, I will gain weight. Production food tastes terrible.
At the time of Gaganachari, it was 103 kg. I don’t waste food. Eat as much as possible. Gokul says that if it is not fulfilled at all, throw it away. Gokul has often reacted when he sees his father Suresh Gopi crucifying excessively on social media. The good is discussed less and the bad is discussed more. This is not the case only with my father.
Some people have the impression that if two people are behind, they can say anything. Even if there is no one behind me, I will react like this. If the mind set of the people turns to the side of goodness, many issues will be corrected. Whether it is the lack of food or the tendency of fathers to send mothers to nursing homes, many things will change. I don’t eat sadya. I haven’t even eaten at my sister’s wedding. It can be said that it is my principle or my one way.
No matter how good the meal is, you can see the food remaining on many leaves as waste. When going to family weddings of friends, biryani is taken by the load. I feel sad when I see it.
