Rashmika Mandanna apologises to the Kannada fans and the film industry at a promotional event for 'Pushpa'.
Actress Rashmika Mandanna and actor Allu Arjun are currently promoting the movie ‘Pushpa’ in multiple cities. The actors recently attended a press meet in Bengaluru on Wednesday. When one of the reporters inquired why she didn't dub her voice in Kannada, Allu Arjun answered that she wanted to finish her dialogue but didn't have enough time.
Mandanna expressed regret for not dubbing her voice in her native tongue and pledged to do it for the second half of 'Pushpa'.
Dubbed as the 'National Crush of India,' Mandanna, began her acting career in the Kannada film 'Kirik Party.' She had a great Telugu and Tamil film career. She will now make her Bollywood debut with 'Mission Majnu', followed by 'Goodbye', starring actor Amitabh Bachchan.
Mandanna is frequently mocked for not being connected to roots. Her Karnataka fans have criticized her for making more Telugu films, despite the fact that she is a Kannada actor.
Mandanna previously referred to the KGF actor as 'Mr Showoff' in one of her interviews, prompting a social media backlash from his followers. Later, the actress addressed the problem in a Facebook post and apologized.
On Friday, 'Pushpa' will be released in theatres. The film was originally made in Telugu, however, it has been dubbed into Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam. Arjun plays a lorry driver who smuggles red sandalwood in the film. Fahadh Faasil and Mandanna are among the cast members.