Director Sandeep Reddy Vanga recently expressed outrage over a confidentiality breach regarding his new film Spirit starring Prabhas. In a social media platform X post, Sandeep Reddy Vanga condemned an actor for spilling details about the film’s plot, calling the act a betrayal of trust and an exhibition of unprofessionalism. Many have come to believe that the Animal director was referring to Deepika Padukone. Read on to find out why.
Sandeep Reddy Vanga Allegedly Slams Deepika Padukone
Even though Sandeep Reddy Vanga didn’t mention any specific person, the timing of his statement has raised speculation that points towards actress Deepika Padukone. Deepika Padukone was originally attached to Spirit but has since moved out of the film. According to reports, it is possible that she left due to disagreements over the creative aspects of the film, specifically its adult content.
After Deepika Padukone’s departure, actress Triptii Dimri has been officially appointed as her replacement. Dimri, who had earlier worked with Vanga on the movie Animal, will be seen opposite Prabhas in Spirit. She has drawn much attention through her casting, given her growing popularity in the Indian film world. The conversation snowballed after entertainment portal Pinkvilla carried a news article stating that ‘Spirit’ would have high-octane action sequences that would justify an ‘A’ (Adults Only) certificate. This news, which was not officially declared by the team of the film, seems to have been the trigger for Vanga’s public display of discontent.
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In his online post, Vanga highlighted the need for trust between a director and the actors on a project. He was saddened by the leak not only undermining the promotional plan of the film but also casting doubt on the professionalism of the individual. The film, featuring Prabhas and Triptii Dimri, remains highly anticipated, with audiences eager to see how the project unfolds amidst the recent controversies.