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Heroine missing! Did you find her?
By: Tupaki Desk | 23 Nov 2019 6:29 AM GMT
The recently released teaser of superstar Mahesh Babu's 'Sarileru Neekevvaru' was a complete package. It had Mahesh Babu in full form, superb dialogues, action scenes, splendid cinematography, actors like Vijayshanti, Prakash Raj, Rajendra Prasad, good background score, rich production values and everything except for the film's heroine.
Yes, the film's heroine Rashmika Mandanna is nowhere to be seen in the 86 second long teaser. Not just the teaser, she was nowhere found in any of the posters released earlier. Though we know that heroines are used as mere glam dolls in star hero films, it is mandatory to show her at least in one frame of the teaser. But, directed Anil Ravipudi completely ignored her and Rashmika's fans are pretty upset about this. She got huge craze with 'Geetha Govindam' and offers a lot in terms of bringing buzz to the film. But, the makers seem to be in no mood to utilize her and are banking completely on Mahesh's stardom.
Sources close to the heroine reveal that she is shocked after watching the teaser. We need to see how Rashmika reacts as this became a hot topic among the film circles.
Yes, the film's heroine Rashmika Mandanna is nowhere to be seen in the 86 second long teaser. Not just the teaser, she was nowhere found in any of the posters released earlier. Though we know that heroines are used as mere glam dolls in star hero films, it is mandatory to show her at least in one frame of the teaser. But, directed Anil Ravipudi completely ignored her and Rashmika's fans are pretty upset about this. She got huge craze with 'Geetha Govindam' and offers a lot in terms of bringing buzz to the film. But, the makers seem to be in no mood to utilize her and are banking completely on Mahesh's stardom.
Sources close to the heroine reveal that she is shocked after watching the teaser. We need to see how Rashmika reacts as this became a hot topic among the film circles.
