Now Bollywood is getting praised and South is getting roasted - Credits Rashmika
Do you recall the days when bollywood was ridiculed by South fans? Take a look at prabhas honoring shiva Lingam! Take a peek at Aamir Khan's disrespectful PK now! By the year 2025, the story has completely changed. At the moment, bollywood is receiving accolades while the South is being disparaged. Who is caught in the crossfire, by the way? Rashmika Mandanna .
Social internet is overflowing with screenshots: In Chhaava, rashmika played Maharani Yesubai, and she looked like a queen. Beside it? A still from The Peeling's Song by pushpa 2, in which she is, well, more glamorous than opulent. The same individuals who formerly praised South cinema for its "respect" are now questioning why rashmika is given substantial roles in bollywood while she is forced to dance in Tollywood.
Social internet is overflowing with screenshots: In Chhaava, rashmika played Maharani Yesubai, and she looked like a queen. Beside it? A still from The Peeling's Song by pushpa 2, in which she is, well, more glamorous than opulent. The same individuals who formerly praised South cinema for its "respect" are now questioning why rashmika is given substantial roles in bollywood while she is forced to dance in Tollywood.
Bollywood used to be criticized for using ladies as props. For the same reason, South films are currently being criticized. It's not the first time urvashi rautela has been drawn into a similar argument as Rashmika. Social media seems to adore flip-flops! Mass performers are a staple of South cinema, and heroines frequently serve only to provide glitz. However, we shouldn't act as though bollywood has suddenly transformed into a feminist utopia. There are still many blockbusters that focus on heroes. What's the difference? The mood fluctuations of social media!
South flicks were previously praised on the internet for their "culture." It is now accusing them of objectification. The irony Now, the same followers who mocked bollywood are changing their minds. Before the next social media storm strikes, perhaps it's time for both sectors to reconsider how they handle their top women!
South flicks were previously praised on the internet for their "culture." It is now accusing them of objectification. The irony Now, the same followers who mocked bollywood are changing their minds. Before the next social media storm strikes, perhaps it's time for both sectors to reconsider how they handle their top women!