Kantara director gave a big nosecut to Rashmika..!?

Rashmika, who was involved in a lot of controversies last year, recently supported bollywood and angered the South indian film industry. Currently, he has finished acting in Vijay's Warisu and is also acting as a PC in hindi films. The film Mission Manju in which he is acting will be released soon. Attending its music launch, he created a buzz by saying that romantic songs are coming in bollywood and South indian films are not like that. This led to many criticisms against him. Following that, he is once again embroiled in a controversy. That is, rashmika made her debut in the film industry through a kannada film.
Initially, he acted in three consecutive kannada films and started getting telugu film opportunities. So he started focusing on telugu and occasionally acted in some kannada films as well. But now it is being talked about that rashmika, who is in the leading position, is acting only in other language films leaving aside Kannada. And there was even talk that he had insulted the kannada film world and that he would be banned from acting there. All this controversy has been put to rest for a while now it has come back to life. rashmika made her debut in the film Kirki Party, directed by the director and hero of the movie Gandhara rishabh Shetty.Six years have passed since the release of the movie which was a huge box-office hit. To celebrate, rishabh Chetty posted a photo on his social media page and thanked his fans. And the tweet was tagged only to the film's hero Rakshi Shetty and the music director. He didn't even tag the heroine of the film, Rashmika. The main reason for this is that the movie Gandhara, directed and acted by him, was appreciated by everyone, including the superstar. But rashmika alone did not say a word. This drew criticism on social media. Immediately rashmika said that I have congratulated the crew. But if we see what has happened now, it seems that rishabh Chetty is very angry with Rashmika. And it turns out to be the beginning of the next problem.

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