'ఏరా నీకంత పొగరా' అని రజనీపై కోప్పడిన నిర్మాత!

ఇటీవలే 'దర్బార్' ఆడియో లాంచ్ ఈవెంట్లో రజనీ మాట్లాడుతూ.. కెరీర్ తొలినాళ్లలో తాను ఎదుర్కొన్న ఓ అవమానకర సంఘటన గురించి చెప్పాడు.

ఏరా నీకంతా పొగరా అని రజనీపై కోప్పడిన నిర్మాత!

హీరో రజనీకాంత్

Published : Dec 12, 2019, 10:04 AM IST

Updated : Dec 12, 2019, 11:24 AM IST

ఓ సామాన్య బస్‌ కండక్టర్‌గా కెరీర్ మొదలుపెట్టి.. అసామాన్యమైన నటనతో, స్టైలిష్‌ పెర్ఫామెన్స్‌లతో వెండితెరపై అగ్రహీరోగా ఎదిగాడు తలైవా రజనీకాంత్‌. కోట్లాది మంది సినీప్రియుల గుండెల్లో ఆయనో సూపర్‌స్టార్‌‌. కేవలం భారత్‌లోనే కాకుండా జపాన్‌, మలేసియా, అమెరికా.. ఇలా ప్రపంచం నలుమూలలా కోట్లాది మంది అభిమానులున్నారు. ఈరోజు రజనీ ఈ స్థాయికి చేరుకోవడం వెనక అనేక అవమానాలు, బాధాకర సంఘటనలు ఉన్నాయట. అవే తనలోని నటుడిని మరింత కసిగా పనిచేసేలా ప్రేరేపించాయని చెప్పాడు రజనీ. ఇటీవలే జరిగిన 'దర్బార్‌' ఆడియో లాంచ్ ఈవెంట్లో మాట్లాడుతూ ఈ విషయాలు వెల్లడించాడు.

"16 వయదినిలే' చిత్రం తర్వాత ఓ నిర్మాత నన్ను హీరోగా పెట్టి సినిమా తీస్తానన్నారు. కానీ, సెట్‌కు వెళ్లేవరకూ అడ్వాన్స్‌ ఇవ్వలేదు. అడ్వాన్స్‌ ఇస్తేనే నటిస్తానని తెగేసి చెప్పా. అప్పుడాయన 'ఏరా నీకంత పొగరా. నీకు వేషం లేదు. ఇంటికి వెళ్లిపో' అని అందరి ముందు గట్టిగా అరిచారు. నాకు చాలా బాధేసింది. ఆ కసితోనే నటుడిగా ఓస్థాయికి ఎదగాలనుకున్నా. ఆ తర్వాత రెండున్నరేళ్లలో ఫారిన్‌ కారు కొన్నాను" అని నాటి సంఘటనను గుర్తు చేసుకున్నారు రజనీ.

రజనీ నటించిన 'దర్బార్'.. సంక్రాంతి కానుకగా విడుదల కానుంది. ఇందులో పోలీస్ గెటప్లో కనిపించనున్నాడీ హీరో. మురుగదాస్ దర్శకుడు. దీని తర్వాత శివ దర్శకత్వంలో నటించనున్నాడు. మీనా, ఖుష్బూ, కీర్తి సురేశ్.. ఈ చిత్రంలో హీరోయిన్లుగా నటించనున్నారు. త్వరలో చిత్రీకరణ ప్రారంభం కాబోతోంది.

ఇది చదవండి: రజనీ బర్త్డే: కనిపిస్తే రికార్డులు.. నడిచొస్తే రివార్డులు..!

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"16 వయదినిలే' చిత్రం తర్వాత ఓ నిర్మాత నన్ను హీరోగా పెట్టి సినిమా తీస్తానన్నారు. కానీ, సెట్‌కు వెళ్లేవరకూ అడ్వాన్స్‌ ఇవ్వలేదు. అడ్వాన్స్‌ ఇస్తేనే నటిస్తానని తెగేసి చెప్పా. అప్పుడాయన 'ఏరా నీకంత పొగరా. నీకు వేషం లేదు. ఇంటికి వెళ్లిపో' అని అందరి ముందు గట్టిగా అరిచారు. నాకు చాలా బాధేసింది. ఆ కసితోనే నటుడిగా ఓస్థాయికి ఎదగాలనుకున్నా. ఆ తర్వాత రెండున్నరేళ్లలో ఫారిన్‌ కారు కొన్నాను" అని నాటి సంఘటనను గుర్తు చేసుకున్నారు రజనీ.

ఇది చదవండి: రజనీ బర్త్డే: కనిపిస్తే రికార్డులు.. నడిచొస్తే రివార్డులు..!

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CHINA PARKS SAVED
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS/TERRY TOWNSHEND/BIRDINGBEIJING.COM
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LENGTH: 6:19
SHOTLIST:
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Qinghai, China – 24 August 2019
1. Tibetan Buddha inscription on mountainside
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Qinghai, China – 26 August 2019
2. Drone of Tibetan prayer flag tents along river ++MUTE++
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Angsai, Qinghai – 25-26 August 2019
3. Various animals moving and grazing
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Qinghai, China – 26 August 2019
4. Various of yak dung shoveled into stove
5. Various of Tsokyi cooking
6. SOUNDBITE (Tibetan) Tsokyi, Resident
"There wasn't that much plastic trash before. Trash like bottles, bags and plastic clothing materials."
7. Various of herders and rangers picking up trash
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Qinghai, China – 25 August 2019
8. Time-lapse of clouds moving across mountains
9. Tracking shot of vultures flying over mountain
10. Various of rock formations
11. Himalayan marmot squealing
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Qinghai, China - 19 August 2019
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Jarvis, former director, U.S. National Park Service:
"In the U.S. they are a source of pride, of national pride, and I think they certainly could be here in China as well."
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Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming - 22 April 2019
13. Various landscape shots at Yellowstone National Park
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Qinghai, China - 19 August 2019
14. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Jarvis, former director, U.S. National Park Service
"That has economic value, not just ecological value"
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Fujian, China – 14 August 2019
15. Various drone over Wuyi mountains and Jiuquxi (Nine Bend Stream) ++MUTE++
16. Drone of rafts on river tour ++MUTE++
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Fujian, China – 15 August 2019
17. Wide of river raft
18. Various of tour guide and tourists on river tour
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Qinghai, China – 19 August 2019
19. SOUNDBITE (English) Aban Marker Kabraji, President, IUCN Asia:
"It's huge, it's diverse, it's got almost every ecosystem that you could possibly look for."
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Fujian, China – 14 August 2019
20. Various of tourists hiking up Tiannyou Peak
21. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Hui, tourist:
"We should definitely stop exploiting natural resources, but I don't think it's a good idea to stop developing tourism." ++AUDIO AS INCOMING++
22. Various of tourists hiking
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Qinghai, China – 19 August 2019
23. SOUNDBITE (English) Aban Marker Kabraji, President, IUCN Asia
"Because China does hold so much of the world's answers in terms of planetary impact."
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ARCHIVE: Beijing - 6 January 2017
24. Various of skyline showing city shrouded in smog
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Qinghai, China – 27 August 2019
25. Wide of construction site for a Sanjiangyuan tourism office
26. Close of construction sign that reads "Mekong River Source Region, Sanjiangyuan National Park"
27. Various of construction workers
28. Various of Tibetan herder and ranger Kunchok Jangtse hiking up mountain
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Qinghai, China – 26 August 2019
29. Wide of patrol team members collecting trash
30. Various of herder, A-Ta, and team members collecting trash
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Qinghai, China – 19 August 2019
31. SOUNDBITE (English) Zhu Chunquan, IUCN China representative
"I don't believe we are going to move out all the people within the future national parks of China, so we need to respect the traditional way of community."
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Qinghai, China – 27 August 2019
32. Various of herder and ranger, Kunchok Jangtse, and volunteer setting up camera trap
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33. Snow leopard footage from camera trap
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Qinghai, China – 26 August 2019
34. Various of herder, A-Ta, and volunteers picking up trash
35. SOUNDBITE (Tibetan) A-Ta, Herder:
"If we fail to protect this homeland, we will have failed to take care of ourselves."
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Qinghai, China – 25 August 2019
36. Various of local children playing
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Qinghai, China – 26 August 2019
37. Various of Tibetan prayer flag tent
LEADIN
There's a building frenzy in China, but it's not about skyscrapers or high-speed rail lines.
The Chinese government wants to build its own version of one of the U.S.'s proudest legacies, a national park system.
STORYLINE
This is Qinghai in China.
One of the first pilot parks to be unveiled in 2020 will be here, a vast region on the Tibetan plateau, one of the world's last remote places.
The mountains are crowned by garlands of fluttering prayer flags - a traditional landscape blessing.
The area is home to iconic and threatened species including the snow leopard and Chinese mountain cat.
It also encompasses the headwaters of three of Asia's great waterways: the Yangtze, Yellow and Mekong Rivers.
In developing the national parks, the government is giving conservation-related jobs to a swath of people.
The "One Family, One Ranger" program hires one person per family for 1800 yuan a month ($255) to perform such tasks as collecting trash and monitoring for poaching or illegal grazing activity.
One resident, Tsokyi, says "There wasn't that much plastic trash before. Trash like bottles, bags and plastic clothing materials."
China's economy has boomed over the past 40 years, but the country's priorities are now expanding to include conserving its key natural resources.
While construction continues elsewhere on the Tibetan plateau, the government has stopped issuing mining and hydropower permits in this region.
In developing China's nascent national park system, Chinese officials have visited U.S. national parks, including Yellowstone.
Yellowstone is widely considered the world's first national park. It was created in 1872.
Jonathan Jarvis, former director, U.S. National Park Service says "In the U.S. they are a source of pride, of national pride, and I think they certainly could be here in China."
Aban Marker Kabraji, President, IUCN Asia says of Qinghai "It's huge, it's diverse, it's got almost every ecosystem that you could possibly look for."
But a key question looms over the project: Can China marry the goals of conservation and tourism, while safeguarding the livelihoods and culture of the approximately 128,000 people who live within or near the park's boundaries, many of them Tibetan?
Zhu Chunquan, IUCN China representative says "I don't believe we are going to move out all the people within the future national parks of China, so we need to respect the traditional way of community."
A-Ta is a Tibetan herder whose income largely comes from raising yaks and collecting caterpillar fungus, a folk medicine taken as a purported aphrodisiac or for respiratory problems.
He also leads a team of trash collectors, traveling as much as 34 kilometers (21 miles) a day to comb the hillsides for plastic bottles and other waste as part of the "One Family, One Ranger" program.
Picking up yet more trash he says "If we fail to protect this homeland, we will have failed to take care of ourselves."
The first parks to be formally incorporated into China's national park system will showcase the country's vast and varied landscapes and ecosystems - from the granite and sandstone cliffs of Wuyishan in eastern China to the lush forests of southwestern Sichuan province, home to giant pandas, to the boreal forests of northeastern China, where endangered Siberian tigers roam.
When it comes to ecology, few countries have more to lose, or to save, than China.
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