Rambha's apology to Chief Minister
South India's hottie Rambha has apologized to Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi for walking out of his upcoming project 'Pen Singam'.
Actress Rambha, who was running out of offer, got enlivened on her great comeback with ‘Quick Gun Murugan’. The film won her more appreciation and indeed offers in tinsel town.
Also she was offered to perform a prominent role in ‘Pen Singam’ directed by Baali Srirangam with Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi himself penning the script. It has been revealed that Rambha was not reporting on the sets and kept herself frequently flying to Canada as MAGIC WOODS, a renowned corporate agency appointed her as its brand ambassador.
As Baali turned to be more impatient with her negligence over this project, he has eliminated the actress from this project and started looking out for other actress. Apparently, Rambha has apologized to the CM explaining about her critical situation.
--SAMPURN
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