Stas Sadalsky lashed out at Olga Buzova, stating that her popularity is greatly exaggerated, and her real fan base is much smaller than it seems. The actor has no doubt: "She is absolutely not popular, she is faking something there."

As proof, Sadalsky cited the failure of the comedy "Ravioli Oli", in which Buzova played the main role. In his opinion, the low box office receipts and a rating of 0.0 indicate that the film actually failed in Russian distribution. "Watch a movie with a rating of 0.0 like 'Ravioli Oli'," the actor urged in the podcast "Holy 90s."

Sadalsky is sure that Buzova was not upset by the film's failure, because she still managed to earn a good amount from it. "For such people, the result is not important: the main thing is to steal money. Well, I think, after all, the prosecutor's office will get to them in due time. Now they will finish with these thieves, then they will get to them," Stanislav Yurievich reasoned.

The actor also recalled Olga's recent injury. On June 12, she slipped in the shower, injured her knee, and was urgently hospitalized in Botkin Hospital. There she underwent a complex operation and had about 40 stitches. Recovery was long: the singer spent more than ten days in the clinic, moved in a wheelchair, then on crutches, and after that used a special fixing brace-orthosis.

Buzova spoke in detail about her injury and shared everything that was happening with her fans. However, her selflessness, with which she continued to work despite the injury, confused Sadalsky. "I can't stand it when they start pouring into your ears: 'I feel bad. I feel so bad, this hurts, that hurts, this hurts.' People go to the theater from an abundance of health. Now Buzova came with a crutch, performed at the Palace of Congresses, she was taken out in a wheelchair. Then they say that she injured her leg somewhere, but all the time she limped on one leg, then on the other. That's what it means to have no schooling," the actor smirked.

Earlier, Sadalsky had already given Buzova advice on how to portray a limp more believably. "Olga needs not just to imitate, but to justify the movement. A limp is not just 'dragging a leg': it affects balance, how a person picks up objects, sits down, turns. Without an acting base, it is difficult to build this logic of behavior. Buzova overacts a lot, often makes the defect too noticeable - she emphasizes every step, which makes her look caricatured," the actor said.