5 Unexpected Things to Samantha that Happened...
Shaakuntalam, samantha Ruth Prabhu's forthcoming movie, is scheduled for release soon. This Friday, it will premiere in theatres. She portrays the title character in the Gunasekhar-directed movie, which is based on the play Abhijnanashakuntalam by the famous poet Kalidasa. On Monday, samantha revealed "five crazy things about Shaakuntalam" in advance of the movie's debut.
Her allergic reaction to flowery jewelry, which she was compelled to wear for her character, is discussed in the first one. "I have a flower allergy, but I had to wear flower ornaments on my arms and on my neck," samantha admitted. I was happy to shoot all day. Then, when I pulled it out in the evening, I discovered that the flowers had left their impression all over my arm. For around six months, I got a flower tattooed on my arm. Given that no one could cure it, I assumed it was a permanent condition. I covered that with cosmetics for almost six months before it finally disappeared. Therefore, crazy.
The actress continued, "I dub for three languages in the film. I have no idea how other actors manage it. Oh my goodness, it's hard. In my dream, I was speaking the dialogue. I hope my performance was adequate. There will be Telugu, Tamil, and hindi versions of Shaakuntalam. The actress listed the following as the third "crazy thing": "I got bitten by a rabbit on the Shaakuntalam sets." samantha said in a humorous way, "Apparently they are not so cute."
Her allergic reaction to flowery jewelry, which she was compelled to wear for her character, is discussed in the first one. "I have a flower allergy, but I had to wear flower ornaments on my arms and on my neck," samantha admitted. I was happy to shoot all day. Then, when I pulled it out in the evening, I discovered that the flowers had left their impression all over my arm. For around six months, I got a flower tattooed on my arm. Given that no one could cure it, I assumed it was a permanent condition. I covered that with cosmetics for almost six months before it finally disappeared. Therefore, crazy.
The actress continued, "I dub for three languages in the film. I have no idea how other actors manage it. Oh my goodness, it's hard. In my dream, I was speaking the dialogue. I hope my performance was adequate. There will be Telugu, Tamil, and hindi versions of Shaakuntalam. The actress listed the following as the third "crazy thing": "I got bitten by a rabbit on the Shaakuntalam sets." samantha said in a humorous way, "Apparently they are not so cute."