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South superstar Samantha Ruth Prabhu was papped with Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan in Mumbai on Friday night and the paparazzi couldn’t control their excitement.
The two actors looked their casual best and turned heads with their chic looks. While Varun looked dashing in his fitted orange tee and dark blue jeans, Samantha, on the other hand, looked stunning in her black and green jacket.
A video is now doing the rounds on social media in which Varun can be seen protecting Samantha from paps crowding near her and tells them not to scare her.
He said, ‘Darao mat, kyun dara rahe ho isko?’.
The duo then walked out of the building with Varun escorting Samantha carefully.
Varun and Samantha have collaborated for the first time, on the Raj and DK directorial ‘Citadel’ alongside Avengers fame Russo Brothers.
This is the second time Samantha is collaborating with Raj and DK after 'The Family Man 2'. 

Watch! Varun Dhawan protects Samantha Ruth Prabhu from paparazzi 

Samantha Ruth Prabhu smiled as Varun Dhawan asked the paparazzi not to scare her. 

//Varun Dhawan&nbsp;&amp; Samantha spotted in Mumbai on Friday night&nbsp;
South superstar Samantha Ruth Prabhu was papped&nbsp;with Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan in Mumbai on Friday night and the paparazzi couldn&rsquo;t control their excitement.
The two actors looked their casual best and turned heads with their chic looks.&nbsp;While Varun looked dashing in his fitted orange tee and dark blue jeans, Samantha, on the other hand, looked stunning in her black and green jacket.
//Varun protects Samantha from paps, tells them not to scare her&nbsp;
A video is now doing the rounds on social media in which Varun can be seen protecting Samantha from paps crowding near her and&nbsp;tells them&nbsp;not to scare her.
Breathe video&nbsp;(&lsquo;Darao mat, kyun dara rahe ho isko?&rsquo;.)
The duo then walked out of the building with Varun escorting Samantha carefully.
//Varun &amp;&nbsp;Samantha have collaborated for Raj and DK directorial 'Citadel'
Varun and Samantha have collaborated for the first time, on the Raj and DK directorial &lsquo;Citadel&rsquo; alongside Avengers fame Russo Brothers.
This is the second time Samantha is collaborating with Raj and DK after 'The Family Man 2'.&nbsp;

Varun&nbsp;Dhawan and Samantha have collaborated for Raj and DK directorial 'Citadel'.

South superstar <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/south/samantha-clocks-12-years-in-film-industry-hopes-her-love-story-with-cinema-never-ends-1645886711704" target="_blank">Samantha Ruth Prabhu</a> was papped&nbsp;with Bollywood actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/bijlee-fame-palak-tiwari-and-varun-dhawan-set-the-stage-on-fire-watch-video-1643790862790" target="_blank">Varun Dhawan</a> in Mumbai on Friday night and the paparazzi couldn&rsquo;t control their excitement.
The two actors looked their casual best and turned heads with their chic looks.&nbsp;While Varun looked dashing in his fitted orange tee and dark blue jeans, Samantha, on the other hand, looked stunning in her black and green jacket.
A video is now doing the rounds on social media in which Varun can be seen protecting Samantha from paps crowding near her and&nbsp;tells them&nbsp;not to scare her.
He&nbsp;said, &lsquo;Darao mat, kyun dara rahe ho isko?&rsquo;.
The duo then walked out of the building with Varun escorting Samantha carefully.
Varun and Samantha have collaborated for the first time, on the Raj and DK directorial &lsquo;Citadel&rsquo; alongside Avengers fame Russo Brothers.
This is the second time Samantha is collaborating with Raj and DK after 'The Family Man 2'.&nbsp;
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Actor Rajkummar Rao has announced his exciting new collaboration with none other than the director duo Raj & DK.
Taking to Instagram, Rajkummar shared a picture in which he is seen striking a happy pose with the directors. Dressed in their casual wear, the men are all smiles for the camera. 
Alongside the image, he shared that the three of them have something exciting in store for the audience, which left many of his fans speculating if it's the sequel to 'Stree'.
According to reports, the yet-untitled project is a Netflix series which will also feature actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh.
This will be Rao’s second outing with Raj and DK post the 2018 hit ‘Stree’, which the filmmaker duo had produced. 

Rajkummar Rao teams up with Raj & DK for his next untitled project

Rajkummar Rao has signed a new project with directors Raj and DK, actor posts a photo with the two to mark ‘exciting beginnings’ 

//Rajkummar Rao collaborates with Raj, DK for a new project
Actor&nbsp;Rajkummar Rao has announced his exciting collaboration with none other than the director duo Raj &amp; DK.
//Actor posts photo with director duo&nbsp;to mark 'exciting beginnings'
Taking to Instagram,&nbsp;Rajkummar&nbsp;shared a picture in which he is seen striking a happy pose with the directors. Dressed in their casual wear, the men are all smiles for the camera.&nbsp;
Alongside the image, he shared that the three of them have something exciting in store for the audience,&nbsp;which left many of his fans speculating if it's the sequel to 'Stree'.
//Netflix series will also feature actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh: Reports&nbsp;
According to reports, the yet-untitled project is a Netflix series that will also feature actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh.
This will be Rao&rsquo;s second outing with Raj and DK post the 2018 hit &lsquo;Stree&rsquo;, which the filmmaker duo had produced.&nbsp;

The yet-untitled project is a Netflix series which will also feature actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh.&nbsp;

Actor&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/watch-rajkummar-rao-takes-the-stage-to-perform-maeri-patralekhaa-jumps-with-joy-1641292175378" target="_blank">Rajkummar Rao</a>&nbsp;has announced his exciting collaboration with none other than the director duo Raj &amp; DK.
Taking to Instagram,&nbsp;Rajkummar&nbsp;shared a picture in which he is seen striking a happy pose with the directors. Dressed in their casual wear, the men are all smiles for the camera.&nbsp;
Alongside the image, he shared that the three of them have something exciting in store for the audience,&nbsp;which left many of his fans speculating if it's the sequel to 'Stree'.
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According to reports, the yet-untitled project is a Netflix series that will also feature actor-singer Diljit Dosanjh.
This will be Rao&rsquo;s second outing with Raj and DK post the 2018 hit &lsquo;Stree&rsquo;, which the filmmaker duo had produced.&nbsp;
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If there's one character from the Amazon prime show Family Man 2, that everyone took note of was Rajyalakshmi Sekaran, played by Samantha Akkineni. A lean, mean killing machine, Raji plays a Tamil terrorist in the show.
Why was Samantha Akkineni's character "brown-faced" in Family Man 2?
But even as the critics showered her with praise, fans couldn't help point out that the actress was 'browned up' more than necessary, to pass her off as the Sri Lankan.
After outrage online, Raj and DK, the makers of the show have now clarified that the decision to show her several shades darker than her original skin tone was to "get the character right."
In a statement, they said, 'This whole thing comes in the context of beauty when you're trying to say dark skin is not beautiful and fair skin is beautiful... This is not that context.'
"It's not a race thing either. We did not choose an actor of "a different race" to play the role. We wanted that action girl who can land the punch; someone who can be physically fit and take on a guy double her size".
But Bollywood is not new to 'brownface'. Several actors have gone a shade or two&nbsp;deeper for roles.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Hrithik Roshan in Super 30
Actor Hrithik Roshan came under the scanner during 'Super 30' where he played the role of Anand Kumar, a math whiz from Bihar who revolutionized preparation for entrance exams. Anand is far from Hrithik&rsquo;s Greek God looks, and while the actor couldn&rsquo;t do much about the glaring disparity in their physical builds, Duggu had his face bronzed, quite liberally, to get his complexion a few shades closer to Anand's heartland hue.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Bhumi Pednekar in Bala
Bhumi Pednekar went brown for the Ayushmann Khurana starrer&nbsp;'Bala', to portray a dark-skinned girl. The film dealt with several issues, one being about dark-skinned women getting a raw deal in the marriage market. Bhumi was very natural and effortless in her role, but her skin was definitely not!
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Ranveer Singh in Gully Boy
In Gully Boy, fans loved Ranveer Singh as Murad, an aspiring rapper from the slums of Mumbai. The film raked in crores at the box office, but critics and fans were quick to notice that Ranveer had gone a few shades darker. His makeover though had no connection to the storyline or his character in the film. Let's not forget, the film was India's Oscar nominee.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab
A fair-skinned Alia Bhatt graciously accepted a tan two shades darker than her natural skin tone for Udta Punjab, a film where she plays Pinky, a migrant labourer from Bihar. This film started a conversation on whether there is the need to cast a big Bollywood star to 'carry a film', instead of casting someone who fits the role.Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's obsession with fair skin
Brown-facing actors is obviously linked to India's obsession with fairness. For an industry that's all about glam and opulence, economically backward equals 'brownface'.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's colonial hangover
A colonial hangover only took the idea forward over the years. All the brown-faced actors have played characters hailing from poorer backgrounds.It's common sense that skin colour has nothing to do with economic and social conditions like poverty and caste, and 'brownface' perpetuates this stereotype.
But such logic seems to elude Bollywood.

With Raji in Family Man 2, Bollywood's Brownface syndrome is back!

If there's one character from the Amazon prime show Family Man 2, that everyone took note of was Rajyalakshmi Sekaran, played by Samantha Akkineni. A lean, mean killing machine, Raji plays a Tamil terrorist in the show.
Why was Samantha Akkineni's character "brown-faced" in Family Man 2?
But even as the critics showered her with praise, fans couldn't help point out that the actress was 'browned up' more than necessary, to pass her off as the Sri Lankan.
After outrage online, Raj and DK, the makers of the show have now clarified that the decision to show her several shades darker than her original skin tone was to "get the character right."
In a statement, they said, 'This whole thing comes in the context of beauty when you're trying to say dark skin is not beautiful and fair skin is beautiful... This is not that context.'
"It's not a race thing either. We did not choose an actor of "a different race" to play the role. We wanted that action girl who can land the punch; someone who can be physically fit and take on a guy double her size".
But Bollywood is not new to 'brownface'. Several actors have gone a shade or two&nbsp;deeper for roles.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Hrithik Roshan in Super 30
Actor Hrithik Roshan came under the scanner during 'Super 30' where he played the role of Anand Kumar, a math whiz from Bihar who revolutionized preparation for entrance exams. Anand is far from Hrithik&rsquo;s Greek God looks, and while the actor couldn&rsquo;t do much about the glaring disparity in their physical builds, Duggu had his face bronzed, quite liberally, to get his complexion a few shades closer to Anand's heartland hue.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Bhumi Pednekar in Bala
Bhumi Pednekar went brown for the Ayushmann Khurana starrer&nbsp;'Bala', to portray a dark-skinned girl. The film dealt with several issues, one being about dark-skinned women getting a raw deal in the marriage market. Bhumi was very natural and effortless in her role, but her skin was definitely not!
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Ranveer Singh in Gully Boy
In Gully Boy, fans loved Ranveer Singh as Murad, an aspiring rapper from the slums of Mumbai. The film raked in crores at the box office, but critics and fans were quick to notice that Ranveer had gone a few shades darker. His makeover though had no connection to the storyline or his character in the film. Let's not forget, the film was India's Oscar nominee.
 Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab
A fair-skinned Alia Bhatt graciously accepted a tan two shades darker than her natural skin tone for Udta Punjab, a film where she plays Pinky, a migrant labourer from Bihar. This film started a conversation on whether there is the need to cast a big Bollywood star to 'carry a film', instead of casting someone who fits the role. Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's obsession with fair skin
Brown-facing actors is obviously linked to India's obsession with fairness. For an industry that's all about glam and opulence, economically backward equals 'brownface'.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's colonial hangover
A colonial hangover only took the idea forward over the years. All the brown-faced actors have played characters hailing from poorer backgrounds. It's common sense that skin colour has nothing to do with economic and social conditions like poverty and caste, and 'brownface' perpetuates this stereotype.
But such logic seems to elude Bollywood.

Explained: Bollywood's Brownface syndrome and why its problematic

If there's one character from the Amazon prime show Family Man 2, that everyone took note of was Rajyalakshmi Sekaran, played by Samantha Akkineni. A lean, mean killing machine, Raji plays a Tamil terrorist in the show.
Why was Samantha Akkineni's character "brown-faced" in Family Man 2?
But even as the critics showered her with praise, fans couldn't help point out that the actress was 'browned up' more than necessary, to pass her off as the Sri Lankan.
After outrage online, Raj and DK, the makers of the show have now clarified that the decision to show her several shades darker than her original skin tone was to "get the character right."
In a statement, they said, 'This whole thing comes in the context of beauty when you're trying to say dark skin is not beautiful and fair skin is beautiful... This is not that context.'
"It's not a race thing either. We did not choose an actor of "a different race" to play the role. We wanted that action girl who can land the punch; someone who can be physically fit and take on a guy double her size".
But Bollywood is not new to 'brownface'. Several actors have gone a shade or two&nbsp;deeper for roles.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Hrithik Roshan in Super 30
Actor Hrithik Roshan came under the scanner during 'Super 30' where he played the role of Anand Kumar, a math whiz from Bihar who revolutionized preparation for entrance exams. Anand is far from Hrithik&rsquo;s Greek God looks, and while the actor couldn&rsquo;t do much about the glaring disparity in their physical builds, Duggu had his face bronzed, quite liberally, to get his complexion a few shades closer to Anand's heartland hue.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Bhumi Pednekar in Bala
Bhumi Pednekar went brown for the Ayushmann Khurana starrer&nbsp;'Bala', to portray a dark-skinned girl. The film dealt with several issues, one being about dark-skinned women getting a raw deal in the marriage market. Bhumi was very natural and effortless in her role, but her skin was definitely not!
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Ranveer Singh in Gully Boy
In Gully Boy, fans loved Ranveer Singh as Murad, an aspiring rapper from the slums of Mumbai. The film raked in crores at the box office, but critics and fans were quick to notice that Ranveer had gone a few shades darker. His makeover though had no connection to the storyline or his character in the film. Let's not forget, the film was India's Oscar nominee.
 Bollywood's Brownface syndrome | Alia Bhatt in Udta Punjab
A fair-skinned Alia Bhatt graciously accepted a tan two shades darker than her natural skin tone for Udta Punjab, a film where she plays Pinky, a migrant labourer from Bihar. This film started a conversation on whether there is the need to cast a big Bollywood star to 'carry a film', instead of casting someone who fits the role. Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's obsession with fair skin
Brown-facing actors is obviously linked to India's obsession with fairness. For an industry that's all about glam and opulence, economically backward equals 'brownface'.
Bollywood's Brownface syndrome = India's colonial hangover
A colonial hangover only took the idea forward over the years. All the brown-faced actors have played characters hailing from poorer backgrounds. It's common sense that skin colour has nothing to do with economic and social conditions like poverty and caste, and 'brownface' perpetuates this stereotype.
But such logic seems to elude Bollywood.

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