#BoycottSaiPallavi Trends Over Army Comments as Her War Film ‘Amaran’ Releases; Bollywood PR Drama Exposed?

Sai Pallavi’s latest film ‘Amaran‘ is set to release this Diwali as a festive treat for the audience. The film, set against an army backdrop, has kept Sai Pallavi very busy with promotions. During this period, some netizens have targeted her, calling for a boycott of Sai Pallavi’s films on social media. The hashtag #BoycottSaiPallavi is trending nationwide. A video of her past comments, perceived as insulting to the Indian army, has been going viral on social media for the last three days.

What Actually Happened?

As known, the film ‘Amaran’ is set against an army backdrop. This has brought Sai Pallavi’s controversial past comments about the Indian army back into the spotlight, causing the related video to go viral. During the promotions of the movie ‘Virata Parvam,’ Sai Pallavi gave an interview to a YouTube channel, discussing terrorism and violence. She remarked, “We view Pakistani soldiers as terrorists, and similarly, Pakistanis see our Indian soldiers as terrorists. They think we are harming them. Violence is no solution to any problem. Wars were fought in the past when there was no law. Now, there is no need for that.” These comments have ignited fury among netizens.

Demand for Boycott

In the same interview where Sai Pallavi allegedly disrespected the Indian army, she also made remarks that have been construed as offensive to Sanatana Dharma. This video too has gone viral, with netizens campaigning on social media for everyone to boycott Sai Pallavi’s films. Nationalist and traditionalist groups are demanding a 100% boycott of Sai Pallavi’s films, suggesting that since she favors Pakistan, she might as well make films there. They are criticizing her harshly, saying she is not really the national crush but a different kind of crush. A netizen has also demanded a boycott of her latest film ‘Amaran’ and even called for her removal from the upcoming Hindi film ‘Ramayanam,’ in which she is supposed to play Sita. There are demands for stringent action against those who speak ill of Sanatana Dharma. On the other hand, Sai Pallavi’s fans are defending her, claiming her words are being twisted and unnecessary controversy is being stirred up.

Sai Pallavi’s Emotional Post

Amidst these promotions for ‘Amaran,’ Sai Pallavi recently visited the National War Memorial. She paid tribute to soldiers who died for the country, posting photos of the visit on her Instagram. She added emotional words to these images, stating, “Before starting the promotions for Amaran, I wanted to visit the National War Memorial. I went there a few days ago. It is a sacred temple that holds details about soldiers who sacrificed their lives for us. I felt very emotional while paying tribute to Major Mukund Varadarajan and Soldier Vikram Singh.”

Are They Deliberately Targeting Her?

Recently, during the promotions for ‘Amaran,’ Sai Pallavi made interesting comments. She mentioned that someone from Bollywood, representing a PR agency, approached her promising to enhance her image. However, she rejected this offer, stating she had no need for such services. Now, accusations are surfacing that this is a targeted campaign to tarnish her image as she is about to make her Bollywood debut with ‘Ramayanam.’ There are significant comments urging her removal from the role of Sita. Discussions in film circles suggest that the Bollywood PR teams are deliberately targeting Sai Pallavi.

Amar Jawan Biography

The film ‘Amaran’, directed by Rajkumar Periasamy and starring Sivakarthikeyan with Sai Pallavi (Sai Pallavi) as the heroine, is set to release this month on the 31st, coinciding with Diwali. The movie is based on the life of the martyred soldier Major Mukund Varadarajan who fought against Pakistani terrorists. Sivakarthikeyan portrays the role of Mukund, while Sai Pallavi plays his wife Indu Rebecca Varghese. This emotionally charged film will be released across India in Telugu and Tamil. The trailer, filled with emotions, has captured the audience’s attention.