Tamannaah Voices Out: Why Should I Showcase My Help To COVID Patients?

With the spike in cases of coronavirus, the country came to a complete standstill. Lockdown was imposed in most states. Many people had to struggle to find beds and oxygen cylinders. Celebrities amplified requirements through their social media handles, they started fundraisers as well. Tamannaah Bhatia, however, has voiced her opinion on the ‘pressure’ actors are under during the pandemic.

In a chat with Hindustan Times, Tamannaah said she doesn’t like talking about helping people in need. She expressed that in these trying times, there has been pressure on stars to share their act of goodness. “I don’t like talking about it because it doesn’t make sense to me as to if I’m busy helping someone, why should I be showcasing? I don’t connect that way,” she said. The actress also explained that most people believe actors have a lot of money. She added that they’re like everyone else. Tamannaah also said that actors have to work hard to earn their living. “Someone has not just given it to us. Some people have all these notions and, and hence, they have these expectations as well. Somewhere, I feel, they confuse the image that they see on screen to what they are as people,” she explained.

Tamannaah will be seen in various Telugu projects like ‘Seetimaar’ and ‘That Is Mahalakshmi’. She is also working opposite Nithin in ‘Maestro’, the Telugu remake of ‘Andhadhun’.