Actress Kangana Ranaut, who is going to make her South Indian film debut with her forthcoming film ‘Thalavi’, has admired people of the South Indian film industry expressing that they are very inclusive in nature and their sole aim is to make a good film.

Sharing her experience with News Helpline, Kangana said, “In South Indian film industry, I have observed that there might be nepotism but there is no groupism or bullying or harassment of outsiders. In fact, you don’t feel like an outsider because they involve you in the process and they have very inclusive kind of nature.”

She added, “The way they respect you and interact with a woman, so it is very overwhelming to see that as an actor. I have been getting banned by the media, by heroes and by the film industry here (Mumbai) but suddenly I got a group of people who were only interested in making a good film. After finishing work, everybody goes home and nobody does blind items or bitches about anyone, so it has been such an overwhelming experience and I have been really enjoying it”.

‘Thalaivi’ is a biographical film about the life of J. Jayalalithaa, politician and film actress who served six times as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, with Kangana Ranaut playing the role of Jayalalithaa.

Makers of ‘Thalaivi’ released the trailer of the film on Kangana’s 34th birthday. The 67th National Film Awards were announced Monday where Ranaut bagged best actress for her films 'Manikarnika' and 'Panga'. Trailer of ‘Thalaivi’ is getting good response from the audience and it is trending at number twelve spot on YouTube, talking about so many good things happening in her life, Kangana said,

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