"I gave Kgs of gold to Radhika" - Yash's mother Pushpa Arunkumar's words went viral

Yash's mother and producer Pushpa Arun Kumar of PA Productions has always been in the news for her straightforward and courageous words. However, every word he says takes on a different meaning among the audience and gets trolled on social media.

There were rumours that there was a difference of opinion between the mother and son after Yash did not attend the promotions of 'Kottalavadi'. However, Pushpa Arun Kumar has put an end to this. In his words, "Yash is busy with his films. The film won't win only if it comes to him. The audience should watch the film and win. My construction decisions, responsibilities are mine. I won't do a film on Yash's request or with the help of his name."

Pushpa dropped another bomb in a recent interview. "I have given kilograms of gold to our Radhika. I had gone to get it. Yash did not come, Radhika's mother came. We were the ones who gave the gold, but we didn't take many people to shopping. Even while making a film, ask Yash and don't want him to do it in awe. We have taken a decision with the masters," he said.

"If Yash sees people who spoil the film, he will stop him. Even if it's me, he says it. Yash has an understanding in our decisions. He does his job, we will take care of ours. I don't waste time talking to him every day about cinema." Prithvi Amber and Kavya Saiva starrer 'Kottalavadi' was released on August 1. But there was not much success. "The film has come out well and we have given everything according to our taste. The credit should go to everyone in the film's team. We are not going to come today and go tomorrow," pushpa said.

However, he also alleged that the film suffered a setback due to problems in the distribution of theatres. After 'Kottalavadi', PA Productions is now planning to produce a new film with Sharan as the hero. The film will be directed by Sriraj. All in all, Pushpa Arun Kumar has always been a topic of discussion with her straightforward speech. But his intention is clearly the message that "cinema audiences should win, not by anyone's name".