Pranita Subhash regrets that the first Hindi film was not released in cinemas

- Even after marriage, her life has not changed much. Because she has been busy promoting both her films

Actress Pranita Subhash's first Hindi film 'Hungama-2', a superstar in the South Indian film industry, was released recently, and another Hindi movie 'Bhuj: The Pride of India' will be released soon. But it is a pity for Pranita that both the films were supposed to be released in cinemas, but in the end the creators of both the films had to resort to OTT for their release. Naturally, Pranita had expressed her displeasure over the matter. The actress said that viewers are eagerly waiting to go to the cinemas to see the films. It's fun to watch movies. He who comes on the screen of M. does not come home. While for an actress of South Indian films like me, the performance of her film in the theater is like a festival. I also saw shamans that were presented in my movie theaters. But that did not happen. And my next movie will also be released on OTT. Naturally I regret it. In my opinion when a film is released in cinemas it feels like it has actually been released.

Just as it is true that Pranita is convinced that her movie has not been released in theaters, it is also true that she has no objection to OTT. He says that actresses are getting a lot of powerful characters on this stage. Gone are the days when actresses were offered roles like decorative knots. Pranita says OTT has created heaps of diverse characters for female actors.

As a result, he is getting ample opportunity to show off his acting ability. He has shown that he is able to carry the whole movie on his shoulders. They just don't deserve to be puppets. I believe that OTT has become the most popular medium today. And if an artist appears in his show-series for only five minutes, people will recognize him. This stage has benefited plenty of actresses.

At the time of the epidemic, Pranita stepped into dominance with Nitin Raju. But the actress feels that her life has not changed much even after marriage. Because she has been busy promoting both her films. It is worth mentioning here that Pranita has helped people during the epidemic. During the lockdown that followed the launch of Covid-17, as well as during the recent lockouts, it not only quenched the appetite of the people, but also provided oxygen and other necessities. And now she is insisting that insurance companies should also insure for mental illness. It is extremely important today.