Heroines Using ‘Search Screenshots’ For Subtle Satires
Many outstanding women in the world's male-dominated film industry have had a difficult journey. They don't just receive distinct personalities; they also get different press conference questions than their male co-stars. The finest response came from Rama Banam actress Dimple Hayathi when she was asked a ludicrous question during a press conference.
Dimple Hayathi was questioned about why her role seems so 'vulgar' even though the movie includes family scenes for her. Dimple, who was undoubtedly irritated by the inquiry, picked a calm response and responded, "Vulgar? I haven't caught a peek of any offensive or comparable movie moments. There were no hints that the vulgarity had been revealed. In reality, I'm wearing all covers in the songs and even the posters.
Dimple Hayathi was questioned about why her role seems so 'vulgar' even though the movie includes family scenes for her. Dimple, who was undoubtedly irritated by the inquiry, picked a calm response and responded, "Vulgar? I haven't caught a peek of any offensive or comparable movie moments. There were no hints that the vulgarity had been revealed. In reality, I'm wearing all covers in the songs and even the posters.
I'm not sure what you meant by vulgar in this context. She gave it back to the director, Sriwass, who informed him that her press conference attire says a lot about her character in the film. Later, Dimple Hayathi posted it on instagram as a subtly humorous response to the individual who had questioned her about her "vulgar character." To explain to him the significance of what he asked her, she Googled it and shared a screenshot of the results on her instagram story.
Samantha, an actress, posted a screenshot in a post that was similar to that one to convey a satire on a producer who had made some severe remarks about her following the failure of Shaakuntalam. The May 5 release of Dimple's Ramabanam features Gopichand as the title character.
Samantha, an actress, posted a screenshot in a post that was similar to that one to convey a satire on a producer who had made some severe remarks about her following the failure of Shaakuntalam. The May 5 release of Dimple's Ramabanam features Gopichand as the title character.