Sharwanand’s Sreekaram and Nani’s Gang Leader introduced Telugu audiences to Priyanka Arul Mohan, who is now eagerly awaiting the release of OG opposite Pawan Kalyan. Though the film’s shoot has been completed, Priyanka has pinned high hopes on it, expecting it to be her first blockbuster in Tollywood.
Despite earning some recognition with Satyabhama, the spotlight remained largely on Nani and SJ Suryah, limiting her visibility. However, recent reports from Kollywood media suggest that a deliberate marketing conspiracy is unfolding against Priyanka Mohan, particularly in the Tamil industry where she enjoys a decent following.
Going into details — Priyanka had a solid market in Tamil cinema until recently, with back-to-back hits like Doctor and Don alongside Sivakarthikeyan, and ET with Suriya. Although films like Captain Miller with Dhanush and Brother with Jayam Ravi didn’t perform as expected, her overall image wasn’t significantly affected. Currently, she is working on a film with Kavin, but that remains her only active project.
According to Chennai insiders, a particular PR agency — which previously worked with top Kollywood celebrities and Priyanka herself — is allegedly running a negative campaign against her, possibly to block new opportunities. The speculation is that Priyanka ended her association with this agency a few months ago due to dissatisfaction with their methods. Taking this as a slight, the agency is rumored to be orchestrating negative buzz around her.
Fans have raised concerns about these alleged smear campaigns, though concrete evidence is scarce. Interestingly, when Priyanka faced trolling for her special song in Jabilamma Neeku Antha Kopamala, fans suspected the same PR agency’s involvement.
This scenario reflects the harsh realities of the film industry, where relationships and reputation often hinge on mutual interests — and crossing the wrong people can trigger hidden rivalries.
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