"There Is No Groupism In The South Film Industry," Says Kangana Ranaut

Kangana Ranaut starrer 'Thalaivi' which is going to be the much-awaited biopic on former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa has been garnering a decent pre-release buzz. The makers have unveiled the theatrical trailer of the film recently on the occasion of Kangana Ranaut's birthday and the video went viral on the internet. Talking about the film, Kangana Ranaut is all praises for the South Industry as well as the director of the movie A L Vijay. "Thanks to Vijayendra Prasad sir for recommending me for the titular role. I wasn't familiar with Tamil Nadu politics and the Tamil film industry. But, he continuously persuaded me and gave me a lot of confidence that I would pull off this role," said Kangana Ranaut.

The 'Queen' actress also added that the thing she noticed in the south film industry is that there may be nepotism but there is no groupism, gangism, or bullying in the industry. "The south industry has been very supportive and welcoming. Now that I'm here, I don't want to leave. I hope to do many more movies in the South. I fall short of words when I talk about Vijay sir. I never met a man who made me feel apologetic about my talents. As a director, I learn from him how to treat an actress and also how to create a partnership," said Kangana during the trailer launch event.