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Gollabhama Is Not A Controversial Term - Sukumar
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 March 2018 11:37 AM GMT
Director Sukumar has a huge name for the films he made till now. Even though they are not many, few of them are highly popular.
He has a name and separate fan following because of his style in how he directs a film and narrates a story in his own way.
Ram Charan Tej and Samantha Akkineni decided to work with him for the same reason and hence, they made, Rangasthalam.
The movie is scheduled for 30th March release and complete album has been released on 15th March.
Rangamma Mangamma single is going viral and in the song, Gollabhama word has become controversial. Mr. Ramulu Yadav, president of the Yadav community, demanded for the removal of the word as that hurts their sentiments.
Director at the press meet today after releasing the audio said, "Gollabhama in our song means, Grasshopper. We haven't used it in any other meaning. People need not derive their own meanings."
Before too the director and his trusted lyricist Chandrabose had to face certain controversies for their choice of words in several songs.
He has a name and separate fan following because of his style in how he directs a film and narrates a story in his own way.
Ram Charan Tej and Samantha Akkineni decided to work with him for the same reason and hence, they made, Rangasthalam.
The movie is scheduled for 30th March release and complete album has been released on 15th March.
Rangamma Mangamma single is going viral and in the song, Gollabhama word has become controversial. Mr. Ramulu Yadav, president of the Yadav community, demanded for the removal of the word as that hurts their sentiments.
Director at the press meet today after releasing the audio said, "Gollabhama in our song means, Grasshopper. We haven't used it in any other meaning. People need not derive their own meanings."
Before too the director and his trusted lyricist Chandrabose had to face certain controversies for their choice of words in several songs.
