A producer who is harsh on a divorced hero?.. Even if he spends crores and gets married.. is that okay?
is that okay?
Chennai: The popular producer, who has been making a big-budget film with a divorced hero for many years, recently arranged a wedding and invited the actor for a speech. For those who thought that the wedding speech at our house would be the only one for the next week, inviting many top stars, the producer is said to be getting frustrated and is going around with a headache to do something that will completely ruin the hero's life.
It is said that the producer was making a film with a big budget starring a number one actress, and the phone call that the actress could not even come to the wedding had already upset the producer, and the actor's actions have added fuel to the fire.
There are rumors that the divorced actor, who has been struggling to produce hits as a solo artist, is hastily preparing for his next marriage.
Wife's curse: Many are criticizing the actor, saying that they don't know how some film celebrities can find the will to leave their wives and children behind and go in search of another woman. Many are shocked to see that the actor, who had been secretly living alone for so long, has now come to the point of wanting everyone to know and has become the actor's wife, casting a curse on her as a curse that cannot be forgiven. Especially the producer who has invested several crores in the actor and is making a film has been shocked.
Total media coverage: The producer, who had spent crores on a grand family function and invited many top actors to one place, thought he could get all the media coverage, but the divorce hero's work left him with all the media coverage.
Will the film be successful?: It is said that even after learning about the curse left by the actor's wife, the producer has lost all joy. While all the films the actor has already acted in are failing, he is also lamenting that he does not know whether the next film will be successful.
Continued losses: While many films that the producer has already made in crores have failed and caused losses to the producer, the question has arisen whether the next films will also fail. Since the comedy director is also directing the number actress' film, and recently a flap board was put up for his film, there is a lot of fear about what will happen to that film. Above all, they say that he is very angry with the actor. They say that this will soon be reflected in the shooting.
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