Tamil Canadian journalist D. B. S. Jeyaraj also felt the same, adding that Ramachandran portrayed different roles in his films "so that different segments of the population could relate to and identify with him", citing his role of a rickshaw puller in Rickshawkaran, a coxswain in Padagotti (1964) and an agriculturist in Vivasaayee (1967) as examples.
D. B. S. Jeyaraj, a Tamil Canadian journalist, believed that Ramachandran's acting style enabled him to connect with different segments of society by portraying diverse characters in his films. He used examples like Ramachandran's roles as a rickshaw puller in "Rickshawkaran," a coxswain in "Padagotti" (1964), and an agriculturist in "Vivasaayee" (1967) to illustrate this point.