Rajamouli under pressure to kick Alia out of RRR?! - Page 7

RRR is already full on nepotistic venture. Telugu fans are brainless (i am a telugu) they infact encourage nepotism more or don't realise its impact as such

Originally posted by: TeluguChokri

Agree on that part .Even I wondered ki why they tookher during that time.

Ramcharan on the other hand is just there because of his father and uncle. Can't act

Originally posted by: dumbledore31184

Wishful thinking by haters. She already made it to the top..so deal with it :P

Few months ago, there was a poster who acted like she was Deepika's MIL😆. Not just any MIL, Ekta Kapoor type.

There are some posts now which sound like they were made by mom and MIL of Alia. Sooraj Barjatya type ladies who defend their cub tooth and nail no matter how awful they might be 😆.

Here is my thing....if he took Alia because he was pressured to take her in the movie.....throw her out....if he took Alia...because he thinks that Alia will do justice to the role....take a stand and stick with ur decision....it would be giving in to bullying otherwise...

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

it would be giving in to bullying otherwise...

If he fires her cause of pressure its as bad as hiring her cause of pressure. Alia getting fired over these backstage shenanigans is the stuff everyone wanted to stop I assumed 😆

Originally posted by: blue-ice.1

Here is my thing....if he took Alia because he was pressured to take her in the movie.....throw her out....if he took Alia...because he thinks that Alia will do justice to the role....take a stand and stick with ur decision....it would be giving in to bullying otherwise...

There was no pressure cause Kjo is not even associated with the movie. Ajay Devgan released the hindi teaser version. But I also don't think he took her because she would do justice to the role. Its probably for promotional purpose and that itself is risky now.

Rajamouli is not karanjohar ! Period....he is not an opportunists..he treats his actors like a family! U can never understand any south indian.yes for them cinema is a way to make money but also a way to express themselves! A way to live..he is a passionate maker and a deep personality unlike shallow ones u come across in Bollywood!

After ssr's death any video of Ssr all you could witness is just the following comment" thala nee inga vanthirukanum! Unnai naanga kondadi irupoam! "For them dhoni is love and sushanth who portrayed dhoni is a star"

Generally people from south are not extremists, they know to draw a line and they know to acknowledge talents..if alia sucks whoever she is she will never be accepted, like how sonakshi was not preferred but aishwarya was accepted. And u cant keep on fooling them with a brand..they dont care about brands as well never affords to miss a talent!

They have thier own minds and own way of seeing things..Rajinikanth was accepted on screen as a superstar but when he tried to step up as a politician he was ridiculed from all aspects. Telugu industry is different..but tamil is not like that!!

So all these things wont throttle RRR,but if he finds Alia disturbing and uncontributing to the characters demand he may ask her to leave!

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Originally posted by: dumbledore31184

Its ok to look at any new poster with skepticism so I'll let this slide. But looks like you are the type who looks down on "Sooraj Barjatya" type ladies.

😆 the tone of your post suggests that Barjatya ladies stand for something normal, healthy, or desirable in society.

On screen, they're some man's fantasy of a doormat girlfriend/wife/sister/mother.

In reality, those are the moms who raise arrogant brats who go around believing the world owes them, not the other way around. Say like an Alia, Ananya, or Sooraj Pancholi.

So no... not even half a qualm about looking down on such types. Or on Ekta Kapoor MILs.

Eventually, it's all about business where you have to make profits.

Now it's like customer satisfaction also needs to be considered.

Originally posted by: Cheesedumplings

Dear comrade

Majili

Arjun ki dulhaniya

Fidaa

I have seen all of these many times.