Actress deepika padukone was recently reported to be playing the lead role in South indian superstar Prabhas's 'Spirit' and was being paid a high salary for it. Later, it was reported that she was removed from the film after some of her demands were rejected by the crew. In this situation, reports suggest that sandeep Reddy was very angry with Deepika's action and expressed his anger by posting on social media. Although he did not mention Deepika's name in his post, people believe that the things he said are pointing at Deepika. sandeep Reddy, who directed films like 'Animal' and 'Kabir Singh', has attracted attention for his next film 'Spirit'. While deepika padukone has opted out of the film, tripti dimri has joined. Now, sandeep has expressed his anger on social media. He criticized deepika through the social networking site without mentioning her name.

He also questioned Deepika's feminism in his post. He also said that it was a bad PR game. “When I tell a story to an actor, I trust them 100 percent. There is an unspoken agreement between us at that time, but by doing this you are showing what kind of person you are. Is it your feminism to insult young actors and publish my story?” she wrote.

Sandeep reddy also posted, “As a filmmaker, I work very hard at my job, filmmaking is everything to me, but you will never understand that. Tell me the whole story next time, I don’t care.” He posted blatantly. ‘Spirit’ is an entertaining film. There will be many heroic adventures in this film, but the filmmaker is said to have 18+ scenes in this film. Actress deepika padukone has signed a contract for sandeep Vanga Reddy’s ‘Spirit’ for a salary of Rs 20 crore. However, later she made some demands, which the crew rejected and removed her from the film. After Deepika, tripti dimri has joined the film. However, she is being paid a salary of Rs 4 crore. The shooting is expected to begin in October. The film will be released in 2026.
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Sowmiya Sriram

27/05/2025 01:22 PM