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Well, film industry is a place where people are given respect because of their caste. But all that is a forgotten past and the latest zing thing is that there are no caste boundaries at all. If you have doubts, turn to Allu Arjun once.
Iddarammayilatho is the latest movie of our stylish hero, giving a clarity about castes to audiences. Moreover, this would look as a clarity given by Bunny about the inter-caste marriages of their family and also another celebrity. Apparently when Brahmin lady Amala Paul's onscreen father keeps conditions for her marriage with a Reddy boy Allu Arjun, senior actor Nazar blasts some stunning dialogues. 'A top Kapu boy married a Kamma girl, another Reddy girl is given to a Kapu boy. A Kamma boy from Guntur married a Marathi lady and all are living happily. Likes of children are important, not castes', says Nazar.
You can read the names of Charan-Upasna, Bunny-Sneha and Mahesh-Namratha with ease, from that dialogue. They say that Bunny wants to give a message about eradicating caste-barriers and hence Puri has written those dialogues for him evolving out of 'caste-love'. Good work guys!
Iddarammayilatho is the latest movie of our stylish hero, giving a clarity about castes to audiences. Moreover, this would look as a clarity given by Bunny about the inter-caste marriages of their family and also another celebrity. Apparently when Brahmin lady Amala Paul's onscreen father keeps conditions for her marriage with a Reddy boy Allu Arjun, senior actor Nazar blasts some stunning dialogues. 'A top Kapu boy married a Kamma girl, another Reddy girl is given to a Kapu boy. A Kamma boy from Guntur married a Marathi lady and all are living happily. Likes of children are important, not castes', says Nazar.
You can read the names of Charan-Upasna, Bunny-Sneha and Mahesh-Namratha with ease, from that dialogue. They say that Bunny wants to give a message about eradicating caste-barriers and hence Puri has written those dialogues for him evolving out of 'caste-love'. Good work guys!
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