Pawan Kalyan Asks Tamil Industry To Change Their Thinking
Tamil movie Artists Association just Producers in the tamil film industry have received an ultimatum from the Film Employees Federation of South india (FEFSI) demanding that from today, only tamil performers be engaged in tamil films. How could they pass such a resolution in the name of Kollywood's welfare since tamil actors are represented in practically all of India's top tinsel towns? This sparked a heated controversy. But before pawan kalyan entered the picture, no major figures had responded to that.
At the 'Bro' movie's pre-release ceremony, pawan kalyan said that the tamil film industry has to expand its thinking in order to succeed. "The film 'Bro' was directed by a Keralite named Sujith Vasudevan, written by a Tamilian named Samuthrikani, and starred a North indian woman named urvashi Rautela. Neeta Lulla designed the clothes. Great films would only be produced if individuals from all the areas work together, claimed Pawan Kalyan, urging the tamil film industry to reconsider their choice.
"Don't adopt that constrictive mindset; stretch the lines and create fantastic flicks like RRR. He said, "AM Ratnam is a telugu man who created films for you like Roja and gentleman and raised the bar for your business. pawan kalyan concluded by saying, "An artist should not have caste, creed, or religion, but look beyond that. pawan kalyan has taken a risk by saying this, and it's likely that his statements would offend many FEFSI members.
At the same time, pawan kalyan praised samuthirakani for picking up telugu in order to direct BRO and made a commitment to learn tamil very soon in order to deliver a speech in Tamilnadu.
At the 'Bro' movie's pre-release ceremony, pawan kalyan said that the tamil film industry has to expand its thinking in order to succeed. "The film 'Bro' was directed by a Keralite named Sujith Vasudevan, written by a Tamilian named Samuthrikani, and starred a North indian woman named urvashi Rautela. Neeta Lulla designed the clothes. Great films would only be produced if individuals from all the areas work together, claimed Pawan Kalyan, urging the tamil film industry to reconsider their choice.
"Don't adopt that constrictive mindset; stretch the lines and create fantastic flicks like RRR. He said, "AM Ratnam is a telugu man who created films for you like Roja and gentleman and raised the bar for your business. pawan kalyan concluded by saying, "An artist should not have caste, creed, or religion, but look beyond that. pawan kalyan has taken a risk by saying this, and it's likely that his statements would offend many FEFSI members.
At the same time, pawan kalyan praised samuthirakani for picking up telugu in order to direct BRO and made a commitment to learn tamil very soon in order to deliver a speech in Tamilnadu.