'Had To Reject A Film As It Had Kangana Ranaut As The Lead': National Award-Winning Cinematographer P. C. Sreeram

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The National Award-Winning cinematographer and film director, P.C. Sreeram has said that he once had rejected a movie because of Kangana Ranaut who herself is a 3-times National Film Award winner.

P.C. Sreeram who won the National Film Award for Best Cinematography for the Tamil movie 'Nayakan' in 1987, wrote in a tweet on Tuesday (September 8) that he felt uneasy in working with Kangana Ranaut and hence he rejected the movie.



"Had to reject a film as it had Kangana Ranaut as the lead. Deep down I felt uneasy and explained my stand to the makers and they were understanding. Some times its only abt what feels right. Wishing them all the best", he tweeted.

Kangana Ranaut, however, responded with a cryptic tweet and said that it is entirely her loss as she missed an opportunity of working with a legend like him before saying that he took the right call by not working with her.

"I missed the opportunity to work with a legend like you sir, it’s entirely my loss, I don’t know what exactly made you uneasy about me but I am glad you took the right call, wish you all the best", Kangana wrote.

I missed the opportunity to work with a legend like you sir, it’s entirely my loss, I don’t know what exactly made you uneasy about me but I am glad you took the right call, wish you all the best 🙂🙏

— Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) September 8, 2020

P.C. Sreeram mainly works in Tamil cinema. He has worked as a director in 3 movies with Tamil movie 'Meera' being his directorial debut. Apart from winning the National Award, he has also won a Filmfare Award for Best Cinematographer - South for the movie 'Alaipayuthey'.

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