Tamil Heroine Insults Rashmika Mandanna
Following a recent interview that went viral, actress aishwarya rajesh unintentionally stoked controversy. The actor believed that she could have played Srivalli in pushpa more convincingly than rashmika Mandanna. Several of Rashmika's supporters were offended by this remark. aishwarya rajesh has since released a statement in which she claims that her remarks were "misconstrued" and that rashmika mandanna is someone for whom she has "nothing but profound admiration."
Aishwarya Rajesh released a statement to clarify her position after receiving criticism for her remarks regarding rashmika Mandanna's portrayal of Srivalli in Pushpa. She began by thanking all of her followers for their unwavering support and love, saying she feels privileged. "Talking about work, I was recently asked in an interview what kinds of roles I want to play in telugu cinema," she continued.
Aishwarya Rajesh released a statement to clarify her position after receiving criticism for her remarks regarding rashmika Mandanna's portrayal of Srivalli in Pushpa. She began by thanking all of her followers for their unwavering support and love, saying she feels privileged. "Talking about work, I was recently asked in an interview what kinds of roles I want to play in telugu cinema," she continued.
I retorted that I adore the telugu film industry and that, if offered roles that I enjoyed, I would unquestionably act in telugu films. I used Srivalli from pushpa as an illustration since I thought characters like her would fit me well. With Baahubali, SS rajamouli established the pattern of two-part films, earning him the title of visionary. This tendency was thereafter repeated by films like KGF, Ponniyin Selvan, and Pushpa.