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Kajal Aggarwal on casting couch: I don't know if it actually exists

Kajal Aggarwal was as of late gotten some information about the much-discussed issue of the throwing lounge chair in the Tamil film industry. The Pazhani on-screen character resounded what some driving South film performers have said up until this point - that she hasn't confronted such circumstances previously in the business.

"I have been exceptionally fortunate that I have never confronted anything. I don't generally realize it really exists (throwing love seat) or not," Kajal said.

She proceeded to include, "Yet everything I can say is that we should show our men to be more dependable instead of showing our young ladies to be protected. Furthermore, it begins in each house when the tyke is youthful."

At the point when Rakul Preet Singh said something comparative a couple of months prior, on-screen characters Sri Reddy and Madhavi Latha approached to pummel her.

From that point onwards Sri Reddy has been making genuine claims against Tamil and Telugu famous people. Presently, it is normal that Sri Reddy will respond to Kajal's announcements also.

On the work front, Kajal was most recently seen in Ajith Kumar's Vivegam, while MLA was her last motion picture in Telugu. She is right now occupied with a bunch of ventures.

As of late, she wrapped up a timetable in France for her up and coming Tamil film Paris, which is a redo of the Hindi film Queen. The Tamil rendition is coordinated by Ramesh Aravind.

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