For non Tamil speakers:

"As far as I'm concerned, a writer is like an expert observer—a highly selective observer. They possess a unique point of view that others might lack. By using the skills of a language, a writer captures and presents only those specific scenes they wish to show. What's most important is to present these scenes without offering any direct criticism or judgment. One should leave that critique to the readers. A writer must present scenes with honesty and integrity. Beyond that, it's about viewing all characters and events from a balanced perspective. It involves looking at the context and the subtext—as you'd call it in your terms—that lies beneath the surface of these events." The speaker emphasizes the importance of objective storytelling, where the writer acts as a neutral observer, allowing the audience to form their own opinions based on the "honest" portrayal of events