Overly close to the actor.. The actress who gives money to her boyfriend to appease him.. Is it without reason?
Is it without reason?
Chennai: This actress is one of the top actresses in South India. Every year, at least four to five films are released with her acting alone. The actress is reportedly earning a salary from film to film. Since the actress has good timing, all the films in which she acts are doing well at the box office. In such a situation, the actress is currently giving most of her salary to her boyfriend.
The actress has been dating an actor for the past few years. Since then, it has turned into love, and the two are currently in a relationship. Although the world knows that they are in love, the actress and the actor have not yet officially announced anything about it. At the same time, during the promotions of her films, the actress talks about her love for the actor indirectly, or without mentioning his name, and also attracts the actor's fans to watch her film.
It is said that the actress has become a little too close to the actor who starred with her in her last film. Is it true that the director was angered by the actress's pranks with the actor? In the beginning, both of them spent a lot of time in the caravan. But when the shot was ready, they had to call the actor and the actress, and they both took a long time to finish everything. Due to this, the harsh director left the actor at one point.
Over-intimacy: After that, a conflict arose between the actor and the director, and the actor did not go for several days after saying he was coming to the shoot. He also asked the actress to do the same. The director's plan to show their closeness in the film and damage their name was a success. After the film was released, the actor and the actress and many others spoke as the director had intended.
Fear : In such a situation, the actress's boyfriend, who was upset by these talks, is now very upset. Fearing that if his lover breaks up with her, the entire film industry will start talking about her closeness with the actor, the actress has spoken to her boyfriend and made peace to some extent.
Salary : Not only this, the actor is currently producing a film. Due to this, the actress is helping the actor's production by giving a large amount of her salary. Due to this, the boyfriend is currently silent, saying that the actress's favor is definitely needed to complete this film, otherwise he will be in huge debt. The family, who have come to know that all the salary of the actress is going to the actor who is her boyfriend, is asking what she will do if this love does not work out? Why are you spending money like this? But only the actress knows the problem facing the actress..
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