Kannada actress Rachita Ram's 'first night' statement triggers a row

The Kannada Kranthi Dal has demanded a public apology from actress Rachita Ram for her current statement on the "first night" throughout a press convention for her yet-to-be-released movie 'Love You Rachchu'. The group has additionally sought a ban on the actress by the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce. Talking to reporters, the president of the organisation, Tejasvi Nagalingaswamy, maintained that Rachita's statements had been towards the "culture of the land" and had "damaged the image of the state".Faced by an intimidating query from a reporter, the favored Kannada actress, who's referred to as the 'dimple queen', responded by asking him what he had finished on his wedding ceremony evening lately.The reporter had questioned her on performing in sensual scenes, though she had mentioned she would not do them. Clarifying on the 'daring' scenes within the upcoming film 'Love You Rachchu', Rachita mentioned she had finished what the script demanded."There are so many people here who are married. I do not have any intention to embarrass anyone. Generally, I am asking you guys to tell me what people do after marriage? What do they do?" Rachita requested the journalists.Even because the mediapersons had been recovering from her banter, she answered her personal rhetorical questions with: "They will romance, right? That's what is being shown in the film."And she added: "There is some reason why I have done these scenes. You will get to know it when you watch the movie. You just had a kid, you should tell me," she mentioned smilingly on the reporter who had posed the query.Her daring statements had been appreciated by her followers, however Tejasvi Nagalingaswamy mentioned these had been towards the wealthy traditions of the Kannada movie business established by legends akin to Dr Rajkumar."All leading and veteran actresses have never issued such statements," he mentioned. "Rachita Ram, who doesn't know about the history of the industry, who has come to it recently, has spoken indecently and caused damage to its reputation," he added.Nagalingaswamy additionally attacked Rachita for performing in 'daring' scenes in her earlier film 'I Love You' and the yet-to-be-released 'Love You Rachchu'."The Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce should consider the statements of Rachita Ram seriously and impose a ban on her. Otherwise, we will not allow her movie 'Love You Rachchu' to be released anywhere in Karnataka. We will approach the courts," he mentioned.