dj Tillu is a telugu movie that will be released soon. The film had siddhu Jonnalagadda and neha shetty in the key roles. During the preview ceremony for the film, a senior journalist asked siddhu an unpleasant and disrespectful question, which the actor chose to dodge. He did not, however, provide any explanation or express his thoughts on the matter. siddhu has made his thoughts known on social media today, and has also sparked a very important conversation about how everyone should 'Respect Actors.'
"Something profoundly affected me, and I want to confront that," siddhu wrote in an open letter, adding, "During the theatrical trailer presentation of my new picture dj Tillu, a very insulting question (unintended, I hope) was fired at me." Many individuals have inquired as to why I responded in the way I did. Simply put, I chose to decline that question in a cool and composed manner. I wasn't about to lose my cool. Restraint was my choice. I had no intention of answering the question in any way. Period.”
Siddhu goes on to discuss how the episode reveals a lot about people's perceptions about performers. "Now, this also says a lot about how some people feel about performers. Actors put in a lot of effort while filming personal situations, perhaps the most. When a woman is kissing her co-star, there are roughly a thousand people on set, sometimes with a specialist holding a light directly in their face. It takes a lot of guts to do something like this. "I'll speak for all the performers when I say that we ought to be recognised for being so brave, and we don't deserve to be spoken to in an impolite manner."
"Something profoundly affected me, and I want to confront that," siddhu wrote in an open letter, adding, "During the theatrical trailer presentation of my new picture dj Tillu, a very insulting question (unintended, I hope) was fired at me." Many individuals have inquired as to why I responded in the way I did. Simply put, I chose to decline that question in a cool and composed manner. I wasn't about to lose my cool. Restraint was my choice. I had no intention of answering the question in any way. Period.”
Siddhu goes on to discuss how the episode reveals a lot about people's perceptions about performers. "Now, this also says a lot about how some people feel about performers. Actors put in a lot of effort while filming personal situations, perhaps the most. When a woman is kissing her co-star, there are roughly a thousand people on set, sometimes with a specialist holding a light directly in their face. It takes a lot of guts to do something like this. "I'll speak for all the performers when I say that we ought to be recognised for being so brave, and we don't deserve to be spoken to in an impolite manner."
