Samantha Ruth Prabhu he is doing well with his latest film, ‘Maa Itni Bangaaram’. The film being a female-led drama made on a small budget has been roaring at the box office. The actress recently spoke about the lack of time and effort given to female stars compared to male stars.
Samantha Ruth Prabhu in making a female star
In an interview with Variety India, Samantha Ruth Prabhu was asked why successful actors have to fight for working hours and huge salaries. Samantha Ruth Prabhu taking one step at a time said, “I have been saying this: male stars are not made in a day. Time and effort have been building bigger than male life. It has taken some time. I feel that effort and time is not given to female stars. “He said that if filmmakers put effort into what they do in making an actor a superstar it can be achieved. “If the directors and producers put effort into building the show to become a superstar, it will be possible. We just need that time and money,” he said.
Samantha talks about working with her husband Raj Nidimoru
Her movie ‘Maa Inti Bangaaram’ was produced by her husband and filmmaker Raj Nidimoru. With the same social media he also talked about working with him. “It’s so easy. I know a lot of people won’t believe that. But it’s easy to work with Raj on anything. We can talk about silly things.”Samantha Ruth Prabhu first worked with Raj on the spy action thriller web series, ‘The Family Man’ Season 2. Later she also worked on ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’.“In all our years of knowing each other, we never had an argument. It’s really cool. Especially since we are deeply involved in each other’s work and not just our lives. Our relationship is very close. We truly believe that we want the best for ourselves.”
Samantha laughs as she multitasks
The film was bankrolled by Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s production banner Tralala Moving Pictures. As ‘Maa Itni Bangaaram’ became a huge success, he shared what gave him the confidence to start pitching the stories he wanted to tell.“I am working on many records and they all have their hearts in the right place. They will all be original and from the heart and will inspire new talent,” he said.