Rana Daggubati follows no peculiar style statement
An Established southern star Rana Daggubati says that he does not follow any particular style statement. The star who made his Bollywood debut with the movie 'Dum Maaro Dum' in 2011 says that his personality is a bits and pieces from the films he has worked in.
Friday Release Team | Updated On: Apr 9, 2013 07:47 AM
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An Established southern star Rana Daggubati says that he does not follow any particular style statement. The star who made his Bollywood debut with the movie ' Dum Maaro Dum ' in 2011 says that his personality is a bits and pieces from the films he has worked in.
Rana comes from a filmy background. His grandfather is famous Telugu film producer and actor D. Ramanaidu and his father is famous producer D. Suresh Babu. Rana commenced his acting career with the film 'Leader' in 2010.
Rana says that after he became an actor, he always followed the style according to his films. His all the films were extremely genre driven so he had to follow the style according to the films. His debut film was a political drama so he started looking like a politician. His second film was 'Dum Maaro Dum' where he played a hippie and a goon. His next was ' Department ' where he looked like a cop. Rana was talking to the media at one charity function held for the underprivileged children. The function was organized by famous designer Riyaz Gangji.
Rana further said that the film defines what an actor does and the actors like him end up doing it beyond the film. According to Rana, his personality is a bits and pieces of his films. He says that frankly speaking, it is a confused mess.
