Rakul Preet Singh address where is Bollywood 'lagging' behind from Telugu film industry: 'Everyone is so competitive'
ETimes | July 17, 2026 6:39 PM CST
Actress Rakul Preet Singh has been part of multiple Telugu and Hindi films. Recently the actress spoke about working culture in both industries. She went on share that she feels in Tollywood people work like one big family, however, the atmosphere is different in Bollywood .
Difference in Telugu and Hindi film industry While speaking with Bollywood Hungama, the ‘De De Pyaar De’ actress shared that Telugu industry has always welcomed her with warmth and support. According to her, actors, directors and producers are always ready to encourage each other. She added that they happily promote each other's trailers, attend film events and celebrate success together. She feels that this kind of support creates a happy and healthy atmosphere for everyone.
Rakul Preet Singh shares what she learnedShe said, “I think we are really lagging behind. My conditioning happened in the Telugu film industry and that is a very united industry. I have said this many times when I moved to Bombay and suddenly I realise why everyone is so competitive. There is competition over there but you are supporting one other film.”
On the other hand, she said that in the Hindi film industry. She feels there is often insecurity among people in the industry. She said because of this, many people do not openly support the films of others.
What happens in Bollywood“We would show up at each other's screening, premiere or talk about it or celebrate at the success party and it wasn't about who's going so I will go. Everybody was just there for one another and I feel like if we bring that feeling from one fraternity in Mumbai then we are a really strong one but I feel that insecurities don’t let you to allow and that’s self work,” she further added.
Rakul Preet Singh believes the industry can become even stronger if people stand together and support one another.
On the work front, she was last seen in the Hindi romance drama, ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh Do’ sharing screen with Ayushmann Khurrana, Wamiqa Gabbi and Sara Ali Khan in key roles.
Difference in Telugu and Hindi film industry While speaking with Bollywood Hungama, the ‘De De Pyaar De’ actress shared that Telugu industry has always welcomed her with warmth and support. According to her, actors, directors and producers are always ready to encourage each other. She added that they happily promote each other's trailers, attend film events and celebrate success together. She feels that this kind of support creates a happy and healthy atmosphere for everyone.
Rakul Preet Singh shares what she learnedShe said, “I think we are really lagging behind. My conditioning happened in the Telugu film industry and that is a very united industry. I have said this many times when I moved to Bombay and suddenly I realise why everyone is so competitive. There is competition over there but you are supporting one other film.”
On the other hand, she said that in the Hindi film industry. She feels there is often insecurity among people in the industry. She said because of this, many people do not openly support the films of others.
What happens in Bollywood“We would show up at each other's screening, premiere or talk about it or celebrate at the success party and it wasn't about who's going so I will go. Everybody was just there for one another and I feel like if we bring that feeling from one fraternity in Mumbai then we are a really strong one but I feel that insecurities don’t let you to allow and that’s self work,” she further added.
Rakul Preet Singh believes the industry can become even stronger if people stand together and support one another.
On the work front, she was last seen in the Hindi romance drama, ‘Pati Patni Aur Woh Do’ sharing screen with Ayushmann Khurrana, Wamiqa Gabbi and Sara Ali Khan in key roles.
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