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Sometimes directors break the trust of an actor

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,March 06 2017]

Young and upcoming actress Suja Varunee's recent post in Twitter shows that she is hurt by the fact that her scenes have been cut down in one of her recent films.

Though there is no reference of any particular film or a director, the timing of the post makes us guess that Suji is speaking about Arun Vijay-Mahima Nambiar starrer 'Kuttram 23' the film that has been released on Friday (March 3) in which she appeared for only one scene.

Apparently Suji enacted more scenes for the film but they have been cut down in the Editor's table.

Director Arivazhagan is yet to react to this post of Suja Varunee.

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