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What does Bunny call Sukumar?
By: Tupaki Desk | 1 Aug 2017 4:47 PM IST
We need not have to say anything new about Sukumar and Allu Arjun's relation in the film industry. Arya, the movie made their career and they did, Arya-2 as well. They are still thickest of friends. Recently, Sukumar shared about his friendship with Bunny.
The director shared, " My hometown is Mattaparru. It's a remote village and we don't even have a bus service to our village. Roads are also not that great. I took Bunny with me to my village one day and he was surprised to see the condition. He said are you making such big movies coming from this small village? And from then on he calls me 'Mattaparroda'."
"I still remember all my growing up days in my village and to be fair, I have spent more than 25 years there. It's hard to let go of those habits that i developed living in my village. I still sleep on the floor. I even made the hotel staff to remove beds from my room, when I went for Nenokkadine shooting. I have all the luxuries at my home but still sleep on floor as I don't want to forget my humble beginnings. I always wanted to make a movie resembling those days but I made films based on London backdrop. Now, I'm making one that is Rangasthalam 1985. I won't say it is my life story but it will have many elements that I witnessed in my growing up years," shared Sukumar about his humble background.
The director shared, " My hometown is Mattaparru. It's a remote village and we don't even have a bus service to our village. Roads are also not that great. I took Bunny with me to my village one day and he was surprised to see the condition. He said are you making such big movies coming from this small village? And from then on he calls me 'Mattaparroda'."
"I still remember all my growing up days in my village and to be fair, I have spent more than 25 years there. It's hard to let go of those habits that i developed living in my village. I still sleep on the floor. I even made the hotel staff to remove beds from my room, when I went for Nenokkadine shooting. I have all the luxuries at my home but still sleep on floor as I don't want to forget my humble beginnings. I always wanted to make a movie resembling those days but I made films based on London backdrop. Now, I'm making one that is Rangasthalam 1985. I won't say it is my life story but it will have many elements that I witnessed in my growing up years," shared Sukumar about his humble background.