Arshad
Warsi-Prabhas
Row:
It
all
began
when
Arshad
Warsi’s
comments
on
pan-India
star,
‘Darling’
Prabhas
went
viral
on
the
internet.
He
said,
“Prabhas
was
like
Joker” referring
to
his
performance
as
Kalki
2898
AD
which
earned
the
wrath
of
Prabhas
fans
along
with
receiving
a
huge
amount
of
condemnation.

Nani,
who
was
recently
asked
about
it
during
the
promotions
of
his
upcoming
film
‘Saripodhaa
Sanivaaram’ said,
“This
must
be
the
most
publicity
he
(referring
to
Arshad
Warsi)
has
got
in
his
life.
You
are
unnecessarily
glorifying
an
unimportant
matter.”

Nani
was
surprisingly
ridiculed
and
was
trolled
for
it
as
his
name
trended
on
social
media
platforms.
While
Nani
reportedly
regretted
saying
what
he
said
and
in
an
exclusive
chat
with
TOI
elaborated,
“Prabhas
is
a
person..
because
of
how
he
is
over
the
years,
everyone
owns
him,
he’s
not
just
this
big
star
who
does
big
films,
but
because
of
his
humble
nature,
we
feel
like
we
own
him.

Nani
Regrets
Talking
About
It

During
the
press
meeting,
I
was
asked
about
it
and
I
kept
on
hearing
that
he
was
called
something..so
I’ve
reacted
to
it.
And
later,
when
I
went
back
and
saw
the
whole
thing..I
realized
this
whole
thing
is
being
blown
out
of
proportion..choice
of
words
could
have
been
better,
but
that
is
a
different
debate
altogether,
and
even
my
statement
is
blown
out
of
proportion.
I
also
realized
that
I
should
concentrate
on
my
movie.
When
someone
speaks
something
about
someone
we
love,
even
if
it
is
unintentional,
we
will
react…
That’s
exactly
what
happened
here
with
fans,
audience,
and
the
actors.”

When
the
issue
popped
into
the
headlines,
Sudheer
Babu
was
also
one
of
the
first
Tollywood
actors
to
speak
about
it.
He
said,
“It’s
okay
to
criticize
constructively,
but
it’s
never
okay
to
bad-mouth.
I
never
expected
the
absence
of
professionalism
from
Arshad
Warsi.
Prabhas’s
stature
is
too
big
for
comments
coming
from
small
minds.”

Sharwanand
REACTS
To
Arshad
Warsi’s
Comments
On
Prabhas

Adding
to
the
ongoing
issue,
Sharwanand
put
out
a
tweet
directing
Arshad
Warsi
and
wrote,
“An
actor
should
never
criticize
another
actor.
It’s
a
basic
ethic,
(sic).”

Filmmaker
Ajay
Bhupathi,
who
made
‘RX
100′
and
‘Mangalavaaram’
stated,
“Prabhas
has
done
so
much
for
Indian
cinema.
It’s
clear
from
Warsi’s
comments
that
he’s
feeling
overshadowed.”