SKN and Telugu Heroine – What Went Wrong?

Baby producer SKN’s regretful comments on endorsing a Telugu heroine is a hot topic in Tollywood right now. SKN said now he learnt a hard lesson what he faced after introducing a Telugu girl as heroine.

As SKN’s remarks stirred controversy, according to Film Nagar speculations, producer SKN entered into an agreement with the said Telugu girl to produce more movies with her. And also to build her career by managing her talent in the industry. Reportedly agreeing to these conditions, girl had came onboard for the film. The movie became a big success and got her fame.

However, quite shockingly, the girl went back on her word and flouted the contract’s rules. Reportedly, she signed a movie without any prior information to SKN and his team. That’s not all.

The heroine also changed her manager and started avoiding SKN and his team’s calls. The film was released and turned out to be a flop. This hasn’t gone down well with SKN who pinned hopes of producing movies with her. He feels that all his efforts have gone in vain by giving lift to the actress.

In fact, at one point, producer SKN had even thought of moving a complaint against the actress over breaking the contract. But such issues are common in the industry and hence he reportedly decided to let it go. Reportedly, SKN hasn’t forgotten this completely and hence he is making such statements it seems.

All these remain as claims and it is not clear whose fault it is exactly. A heroine’s name is widely in circulation on the internet and it is not clear whether SKN was referring to her or another actress. So far he introduced Reshma and Anandi (Ee Rojullo), Manasa (Romance), Priyanka Jawalkar (Taxiwaala), Vaishnavi (Baby), Haarika (New Untitled film with Santosh Sobhan), Aishwarya (new film), Kushitha (3 Roses sequel). The puzzle remains who is the heroine with whom SKN is upset about.

Many in industry opine that even success also parts people. That is exactly what happened here. One big success divided people and led to differences it seems.