Forget NTR, Even I Am Fed Up With The Clashes In MAA: Manchu Vishnu

Hero Manchu Vishnu is in race for MAA President’s post in the upcoming elections that are scheduled to be held on October 10th. In a latest interview with TV9, Vishnu opened up about the various topics and controversies surrounding the MAA elections.

Through out the interview, Vishnu made several sharp comments against his opponent, Prakash Raj. “Prakash Raj’s panelists Jeevitha garu is like mother to me and Srikanth garu is a wonderful human being. But look at the way they are talking about me now. Only Prakash Raj’s toxicity has led to this bad blood in MAA. He was banned by MAA twice due to this arrogance. I am not like him as that’s not how I have been brought up,” the Manchu actor said.

Talking about Prakash Raj comparing his movies’ budgets with Pawan Kalyan movies’ first day first show collections, Vishnu took a sarcastic jibe at Prakash. “He is comparing my movies with Pawan Kalyan and making fun of me, but I want to remind you all that this ‘Medhavi’ got less votes than NOTA in Bengaluru elections. But he has the audacity to verbally attack the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi without any respect,” said Vishnu.

Vishnu, however, said that even though opposition panelists are making a lot of unwanted comments against him under Prakash Raj’s influence, he will be happily working with them soon after MAA elections end. “We actors have more ego than our bank balance. But Prakash Raj is behaving like Aparichitudu. Everything depends on how toxic his future behaviour will be,” Vishnu added

Talking about Jeevitha’s revelation of NTR expressing his severe displeasure over the controversies in MAA, Vishnu said, “forget NTR and others, even I am disgusted with the murky controversies and developments in MAA elections. The association’s reputation has been tarnished with some people going to the media and making unnecessary controversies.”

Vishnu also responded to Pawan Kalyan dragging his father Mohan Babu into the Tollywood-AP government fiasco. “Long back, when Pawan Kalyan opposed Producer’s Council’s decision to cross-check a film’s script and its budget, I was the first person to stand up and clap for him openly. But Pawan Kalyan’s recent speech spoilt the cordial relationship between the Telugu film industry and the Andhra government. All the producers who were working with the government and resolving the issues were left in a huge dilemma due to Pawan’s hasty speech,” said Vishnu.