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DJ Tillu birthmarks controversy spurs media restrictions!
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Feb 2022 9:05 AM GMT
DJ Tillu movie is gearing up for release on 12th February behind Ravi Teja's Khiladi on 11th February. Vimal Krishna, the director of the film said that even though the content is slightly adult oriented, he maintained certain limitations to include family audiences as well.
Siddu Jonnalagadda, Neha Shetty are playing key roles in the film produced by Sithara Entertainments.
Sometimes unnecessary controversies brings into light the matters that we have been ignoring till date. A questioner decided to ask the lead actor Siddu at the press meet a "romantic question" - as he termed it - which really embarrassed even the listeners.
You can imagine how awkward and hurt leads might have felt for his silly question about birthmarks. Now, PROs of Telugu Cinema have united and decided to start imposing restrictions.
They have decided to check the questioner thoroughly and even only allow those members from press who can control their enthusiasm and ask decent fun questions.
Also, they have decided not to focus cameras on people who are asking questions as they tend to go over board and ask questions that they shouldn't just to get the attention of public.
The senior journalist did get attention for the question he posed but he had to later apologise. To avoid such instances further, PRO association has decided to impose the above mentioned restrictions.
Siddu Jonnalagadda, Neha Shetty are playing key roles in the film produced by Sithara Entertainments.
Sometimes unnecessary controversies brings into light the matters that we have been ignoring till date. A questioner decided to ask the lead actor Siddu at the press meet a "romantic question" - as he termed it - which really embarrassed even the listeners.
You can imagine how awkward and hurt leads might have felt for his silly question about birthmarks. Now, PROs of Telugu Cinema have united and decided to start imposing restrictions.
They have decided to check the questioner thoroughly and even only allow those members from press who can control their enthusiasm and ask decent fun questions.
Also, they have decided not to focus cameras on people who are asking questions as they tend to go over board and ask questions that they shouldn't just to get the attention of public.
The senior journalist did get attention for the question he posed but he had to later apologise. To avoid such instances further, PRO association has decided to impose the above mentioned restrictions.
