Director Lakshmy Ramakrishnan watches Amala Paul's Aadai and challenges her for an open debate

Amala Paul's recently released film, Aadai had been in the news since its inception. The film recently hit the headlines over its bold content. Nevertheless, everything about the film only helped the makers to increase the recall value of Amala Paul starrer. Recently, filmmaker Lakshmy Ramakrishnan, who directed House Owner, watched the film. Lakshmy took to Twitter and shared her views about the film. The director also challenged Amala if she is ready for an open healthy debate. 

She tweeted saying, ".@Amala_ams hi dear, congrats on #Aadai , watched the film, your hard work shows on every frame are you open to healthy debate? I have a few questions to you & the director just as an audience, a woman and a mother of Girls, not as a film maker / actor". 

.@Amala_ams hi dear, congrats on #Aadai , watched the film, your hard work shows on every frame are you open to healthy debate? I have a few questions to you & the director:) just as an audience, a woman and a mother of Girls, not as a film maker / actor

She further wrote, "@ramyavj watched #Aadai congrats on an amazing performance, though short , I was v impressed with your performance , you did your part really wellesp the shot where you realise #Kamini is behind the mishap and also the conversation  in dressing room."

. @konkonas Hi, I am a film maker from chennai, would like to show you my recent film #HouseOwner , if you could DM me your email id, I shall send you the Vimeo link . Watched your film and loved it, had tweeted about it

Amala Paul starrer Aadai released on July 19 and it received a good response by the fans. Directed by Rathna Kumar, the film also stars Ramya Subramanian in a pivotal role. In the trailer, Amala and Ramya have a kissing scene together, reacting to the same, the lead actress in an interview said, "I went and told Amma that I got a script like this and she was shocked! However, what I liked in her was that she spoke like an audience. She asked, ‘If the story commands such a scene, then think over it and accept’."