I don't like that word – Bunny
Allu Arjun expresses his preference for calling Hindi cinema over the term "Bollywood" in the Pushpa-2 thanks meet. He shares insights on his thoughts about the film's success and clarifies his comments on the industry. Director Sukumar also praises Allu Arjun's performance, drawing a comparison with the legendary SV Rangarao.
In the Pushpa-2 thanks meet, Allu Arjun mentioned that he doesn’t like the term “Bollywood” and prefers to call it “Hindi cinema.” Everyone knows the kind of success Pushpa 2, directed by Sukumar and starring Allu Arjun, has achieved. However, during the premiere show, the stampede at Sandhya Theatre prevented Allu Arjun from fully enjoying the movie's success. Despite this, the team secretly held a success meet on Saturday, inviting only a few media people and the film's crew.
During this, Allu Arjun responded to the term Bollywood. He stated that he doesn't like the word Bollywood and prefers calling it Hindi cinema in the Pushpa-2 thanks meet. As soon as he made this remark, producer Ravi Shankar immediately cautioned him and told him to clarify about his comments on "Bollywood." Allu Arjun then clarified that he simply doesn't like that term. He also mentioned that he had postponed the release of a Hindi film for Pushpa-2 and had called the movie team to express his gratitude.
Director Sukumar, in his speech, shared that two people had told him that Allu Arjun's performance in Pushpa-2 reminded them of SV Rangarao. Sukumar requested the audience not to take it the wrong way or troll the comment. He continued, “One person said Allu Arjun acted like SV Rangarao, but another person nearby remarked that SVR wouldn’t do dances or fights. This means Bunny is a complete hero,” Sukumar said during the thanks meet.
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