Aishwarya Rajesh clarifies her touch upon Rashmika Mandanna as Srivalli: ‘My statement was misconstrued’

In a be aware, she stated her assertion was misconstrued and that she has nothing however profound admiration for Rashmika’s work. Aishwarya’s publicist took to Twitter to share the assertion.

Within the assertion, she begins by thanking audiences for his or her continued help for her work over time. She then wrote, “Talking about work, I was asked in a recent interview on the kind of roles I want to do in Telugu cinema. I replied that I like the Telugu film industry a lot and that I would certainly do Telugu films if I got roles that were to my liking. To cite an example, I said I liked the character of Srivalli in Pushpa a lot as I felt such characters would suit me.”

She added, “However, unfortunately, my statement seems to have been misconstrued and is being reported in such a fashion so as to give the impression that I was disparaging the fantastic work of actress Rashmika Mandanna in the film.”

Lastly, she stated: “I wish to clear the confusion that seems to have ensued and clarify very clearly that I have nothing but profound admiration for Rashmika’s work in the film and that I have immense respect for all my fellow actors and actresses.”

Aishwarya rose to fame after she labored within the award-winning Tamil movie Kaaka Muttai (2015). Since then, she has labored in a number of Tamil motion pictures reminiscent of Boomika, Driver Jamuna, The Nice Indian Kitchen, Soppana Sundari and Run Child Run amongst others. She additionally labored within the Hindi movie, Daddy (2017), co-starring Arjun Rampal.

In Farhana, she performs the central character and the story follows her character who’s compelled to take up a job in a name centre after her household struggles to make ends meet. The movie additionally stars Jithan Ramesh, Aishwarya Dutta and Selvaraghavan in key roles.

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