Keerthy Suresh has expressed her gratitude to the audience and the team behind Dorothy following the film’s release. The actor took to social media on Tuesday to share a series of behind-the-scenes stills from the Karthik Subbaraj production, along with a note reflecting on her experience of being part of the film.
For Keerthy, Dorothy appears to have been a particularly meaningful project. Thanking Karthik Subbaraj for placing his faith in her, the actor wrote, “Dorothy took a little piece of my heart, and I hope I left a little piece of mine with you all. Karthik Subbaraj sir, thank you for trusting me with Dorothy and for making me a part of your vision so close to your heart. To be part of your dream project truly feels like a dream of my own.”
The actor’s post comes at a time when Dorothy has generated considerable discussion, particularly around the LGBTQ+ aspect of its story. While the film has received appreciation from critics and sections of the audience, its treatment of the subject has also attracted scrutiny, with some viewers questioning elements of the film and the choices made by Karthik Subbaraj and actors Rishikanth and Sananth.
Keerthy’s message, however, focused largely on the creative experience of making the film and her appreciation for those who helped bring it to the screen.
Keerthy Suresh On Ilaiyaraaja, Co-stars And The Crew
Among the highlights of Keerthy’s note was her reflection on getting the opportunity to be part of a film featuring music by Ilaiyaraaja. The actor admitted that she had never expected to have the chance to work on a project associated with the veteran composer. She wrote, “It is something that I will treasure for a lifetime.”
Keerthy also had warm words for her co-stars Rishikanth and Sananth. She revealed that she developed an “instant familiarity” with the two actors while working on Dorothy and said she would continue to support them. “I will be one among your well-wishers and rooting for you always,” she wrote.
The actor also singled out cinematographer Thirunavukkarasu, whose work she said had left a particularly strong impression on her. “I have always admired your work, but this time I have fallen in love with it all over again,” Keerthy wrote, highlighting the visual contribution to the film.
Her message extended beyond the principal cast and crew as she thanked the technicians, producers and everyone involved in bringing Dorothy to audiences. She concluded by reiterating how proud she was to have been associated with the project.
“Last but never the least, thanks to our audience for all the love they have showered,” Keerthy signed off.
Dorothy marks another interesting addition to Keerthy’s recent body of work, with the actor taking on a project rooted in a filmmaker’s distinct creative vision. While the film continues to invite conversations about its themes and representation, Keerthy’s note makes clear how personally significant the experience of making it was for her.
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