It looks like Deepika Padukone’s PR team is trying hard to sideline her “unprofessional behavior” with the fancy phrase “work-life balance,” and some individuals are setting an agenda to question celebrities at every film gathering about “new mothers’ workload.” However, many believe the real issue is the inability to accept that a younger actress, Tripti Dimri, has replaced Deepika and will now share the screen with Prabhas in the highly anticipated film Spirit.
Reportedly, Deepika’s reluctance to deliver dialogues in Telugu is the primary reason for her exit from “Spirit.” While other demands, such as her salary (25 crores with a 10% profit share for 30 days of shooting) and extensive entourage expenses, including 6.5-hour per day call sheets, were not an issue, as per sources, her unwillingness to adapt and speak her lines in Telugu, may have ultimately cost her a significant role. This highlights the need for flexibility and teamwork in filmmaking.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga, the original director, has attracted Indian audiences with his three quadruple blockbuster movies, and with “Spirit,” he is set to attract even younger audiences with his inspiring and innovative storytelling. This situation reflects a filmmaker’s commitment to honesty amid criticism and emphasizes the importance of collaboration. Welcoming new stars enriches narratives and inspires future generations of actors to pursue their dreams. It’s time to celebrate the exciting stories that emerging talent brings.
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