Tollywood shows it magnanimity
Saturday, December 18, 2004 • Tamil
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Karnataka film personalities may have proved themselves to be cussed, mean and xenophobic.
But those are sentiments alien to Tollywood.
They still continue to be open and inviting. The case of Rakshita only underlines that.
Well, Rakshita, a true Kannadiga, was originally scheduled to play a part in Chiranjeevi's film under Srinu Vytla.
But there was a question mark over that as the shenanigans of the Karnataka film industry men became loud and boorish. So many wanted Rakshita to be dropped from the film as a fitting quid pro quo.
But mercifully nothing of that sort has happened and the news is that Rakshita would continue to play the role that she was originally slated to.
Magnanimity, thy name is Tollywood.
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