Finally Gautham Vasudev Menon has ben able to get an investor to claear the debts of Dhruv Natchithram and in his own words the film should be in thetres by July- August. Fortunately Chiyaan has not changed a bit and as we learn GVM the director will be unlocked after this. Tirupur Subraamanian Exhibitors Chief had already said that the film will be given the widest possible . After this, GVM has 3 projects lined up- Karthi, Ravi Mohan, and Santhanam.
Ravi Mohan
project script is fully penned by Vetrimaaran and producers are very eager to
start it. Santhanam project is a proper family comedy entertainer. Karthi film
is still in discussions.
Gautam
Menon about Dhruva Natchathiram Release
“Only after
the release of the film will I do my next work.” I haven’t even signed anything
in acting as well. We’ve shown the film to the investor & he said the film
is good. We are sorting out the legal issues now. July/August release for
sure.”
Rashmika Mandanna has yet to make up her mind as
whether she is Chennai’s darling or Hyderabad but all the same she is not a
firebrand Kannadiga. Though by birth she was born in Karnataka and her parents
are Kannadigas, her school memories are of Chennai. Dressed in a pastel outfit, she
charmed the audience with her energy and presence. After the Kubera promo event,
she took to social media to share her experience and wrote an emotional note
expressing her connection with the city.
In the post, Rashmika mentioned that Chennai holds a special place in her heart
because she spent her childhood there. She also said she was happy to begin the
Kuberaa promotions in a city that feels personally close to her. However, the
post didn’t sit well with some Kannada fans. The backlash centers on her claim
of having “spent her childhood in Chennai.”
Many netizens from Karnataka pointed out that Rashmika was born and raised in
Karnataka, where she also completed her education. They felt her statement
downplayed her roots. This isn’t the first time Rashmika has faced criticism
for similar reasons. In the past, she referred to Hyderabad as feeling like
home and admitted she hadn’t watched the Kannada blockbuster Kantara.
These instances have led to accusations that she’s distancing herself from her
native culture to appeal more broadly to non-Kannada audiences.
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