Tamannaah Bhatia Denies Liking Post on Deepika Padukone Amid PR Games Controversy with Sandeep Reddy Vanga –

Tamannaah Bhatia Denies Liking A Post on Deepika Padukone:

Tamannaah Bhatia has found herself in the midst of an unexpected controversy after reports surfaced claiming she had liked a social media post regarding Deepika Padukone. The incident coincides with the ongoing PR games controversy surrounding filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Deepika Padukone over the movie Spirit, raising eyebrows about possible tensions or alliances within the industry. However, Tamannaah has swiftly denied any involvement.

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The Himmatwala actress clarified that she never engaged with the said post and that the claims are baseless. "Can Instagram please figure out how it likes pages on its own? Because random people are making this news, and I really have work to do," she posted on her Instagram story to dismiss any suggestion of supporting Deepika amid the Spirit row. Check out the screenshot below:

The controversy stems from a broader social media buzz involving director Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who has been at the center of this issue for openly exposing dirty PR games. Deepika Padukone’s name is involved since she was offered the role in the Prabhas-starring film, which has now fallen into Tripti Dimri's hands. Tamannaah’s denial comes as an effort to distance herself from any perception of taking sides in what appears to be a growing rift within the industry’s PR machinery. Thankfully, there are no more pokes at feminism by Sandeep Reddy Vanga over this now.

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