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People write 'crappy reviews' if they're not paid: Actor Varalaxmi lashes out
KollywoodThe actor took to Twitter to slam "paid reviewers" and industry politics, which she claimed, had cost her film 'Echarikkai'.Tnm StaffActor Varalaxmi Sarathkumar has lashed out against "paid reviewers" and the politics in the film industry which reportedly makes it difficult for small films to survive. The actor was talking about her recent film Echarikkai, a thriller directed by debut filmmaker Sarjun, who'd made a name for himself with short films like Lakshmi and Maa. Alleging that certain people wrote "crappy reviews" if they were not paid and that there were others who worked only for certain actors, Varalaxmi said that Echarikkai was a small film on which the team had worked on with "great conviction". She further claimed that the film had not received good screens because of "the amount of politics that goes on between a small distributor and big ones". Stating that it was the public...
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  • 9/3/2018
  • by Sowmya
  • The News Minute
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