The Kodava group has known as on authorities to make sure the protection of actress Rashmika Mandanna after a controversial comment by Congress MLA Ravi Kumar Gowda.
Rashmika Mandanna.
Karnataka Congress MLA Ravikumar Gowda Ganiga’s assertion that Rashmika “must be taught a lesson” has raised issues, prompting the group to formally request safety for her.
Whereas chatting with the media on March 3, he stated, “Rashmika Mandanna, who started her career with the Kannada movie Kirik Party in Karnataka, refused to attend the International Film Festival last year when we invited her. She said, ‘I have my house in Hyderabad, I don’t know where Karnataka is, and I don’t have time. I can’t come. One of our legislator friends visited her house 10-12 times to invite her, but she refused and even disregarded Kannada, despite growing up in the industry here. Shouldn’t we teach them a lesson?”
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Nevertheless, he expressed issues that sure people, unaware of the character of creative criticism, have been focusing on and harassing the actress.
A letter has been submitted to Union Residence Minister Amit Shah and Karnataka State Residence Minister G. Parameshwar, urging them to safeguard Rashmika Mandanna and different girls from the Kodava group, based on the report.
The letter strongly denounces the alleged threats and highlights Rashmika’s important contributions to Indian cinema, calling for her to be handled with dignity and respect.
“She is not just a talented actress but an individual with the right to make her own choices. No one should be compelled to conform to others’ expectations,” the letter states.
On the skilled entrance, Rashmika was not too long ago seen within the blockbuster movies Pushpa 2: The Rule and Chhaava. She additionally has an thrilling lineup of upcoming tasks, together with Sikandar alongside Salman Khan, Kubera with Dhanush, and Thama starring Ayushmann Khurrana.
(With ANI inputs)