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Prakash Raj double meaning dialogues with Vamp lady
By: Tupaki Desk | 9 Sep 2013 8:04 AM GMT
Versatile actor Prakash Raj is the one who known for his realistic performance on all his films.He used to bring liveliness to the character with his body language despite of the role he has offered.
But finally Prakash also moving from the track and showed a very different and adulterated side with some double meaning dialogues in the recent movie Toofan.
Prakashraj appeared in main villain role and played as oil mafia don.All got surprised by hearing some adult content ‘Banda boothulu’ in his dialogues with the vamp lady MahiGill.There are two hard worded dialogues which became shockers to all the audience and all started discussing about the one liner.
For instance, when Mahie says Prakash has put on a lot of weight so lifting him has become difficult.Prakash replied with a clearly predictable ‘boothu’ and he says “Anduke kadha neeku horse riding nerpinchanu.”
In another instance, when Mahie tries to arbitrate in a situation, Prakash says “Nee noru daaniki okkadaanike vaadu”.
It’s very bad to see a legendary actor like Prakash Raj saying such type of Maruthi mark dialogues
But finally Prakash also moving from the track and showed a very different and adulterated side with some double meaning dialogues in the recent movie Toofan.
Prakashraj appeared in main villain role and played as oil mafia don.All got surprised by hearing some adult content ‘Banda boothulu’ in his dialogues with the vamp lady MahiGill.There are two hard worded dialogues which became shockers to all the audience and all started discussing about the one liner.
For instance, when Mahie says Prakash has put on a lot of weight so lifting him has become difficult.Prakash replied with a clearly predictable ‘boothu’ and he says “Anduke kadha neeku horse riding nerpinchanu.”
In another instance, when Mahie tries to arbitrate in a situation, Prakash says “Nee noru daaniki okkadaanike vaadu”.
It’s very bad to see a legendary actor like Prakash Raj saying such type of Maruthi mark dialogues
