A small film ‘Dragon’ is performing terrifically in Tamil and Telugu. The film’s heroine Kayadu Lohar is all over social media for her looks and glamour in the film. She recently attended a Telugu group interview with the hero Pradeep Ranganathan.
When the anchor asked about memes featuring her going viral on social media, a funny exchange took place between Pradeep and Kayadu Lohar.
She wrapped up the conversation by saying, “When you can’t make it, fake it,” referring to the memes circulating about her. It was all in good fun, a lighthearted moment between the team.
However, on social media, many took her words literally, accusing her of faking her PR game and hiring teams to push her popularity. Some online users view PR as fraud, failing to understand its importance for celebrities. In Kayadu’s case, though, it was just harmless banter.
Even on a toxic platform like X (formerly Twitter), people twisted her words, claiming that despite her good looks, she is paying for memes and fake promotions.
Comments like “Why are you pushing yourself on us?” and “At least she’s honest about the fraud she’s doing” flooded in, misrepresenting reality.
Kayadu Lohar undoubtedly has a striking presence and is a perfect fit to grab youth attention. But a simple PR-related joke was blown out of proportion—just another example of how social media, especially Twitter, works.
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