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Nayanthara apologises for ‘Annapoorani’ controversy

NT BureauBy NT BureauJanuary 19, 2024No Comments
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Nayanthara issued an apology on Instagram regarding the recent controversy surrounding her film ‘Annapoorani.’ In a letter adorned with the Hindu religious symbol ‘Om’ and the phrase ‘Jai Shri Ram,’ Nayanthara expressed regret for any unintentional hurt caused and clarified that the team did not intend to offend anyone’s sentiments.

In the Instagram post, Nayanthara wrote, “I am writing this note with a heavy heart and a genuine desire to address the recent turn of events concerning our film, ‘Annapoorni.'” She explained that the creation of ‘Annapoorni’ was not just a cinematic endeavor but a sincere attempt to inspire resilience and convey the message of never giving up. The film aimed to mirror life’s journey, emphasizing that obstacles can be overcome with sheer willpower.

Acknowledging the inadvertent hurt caused by their attempt to share a positive message, Nayanthara expressed surprise over the removal of a censored film, previously showcased in theaters, from the OTT platform. She emphasized that neither she nor her team intended to hurt anyone’s sentiments and acknowledged the gravity of the issue. Nayanthara, known for her belief in God and frequent visits to temples, asserted that intentionally causing distress was the last thing on her mind.

In her sincere and heartfelt apology, Nayanthara extended her regrets to those whose feelings were touched by the controversy. She reiterated that the intention behind ‘Annapoorni’ was to uplift and inspire, not to cause distress. Reflecting on her two-decade journey in the film industry, Nayanthara stated that her guiding intention has always been to spread positivity and foster learning from one another.

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