On one side we’re witnessing videos where Megastar Chiranjeevi could be seen requesting Andhra Pradesh CM YS Jagan with folding hands to help the struggling Telugu Film Industry and on the other side many are praising him for coming down of his stature for the welfare of everyone in Tollywood. But then, maverick director Ram Gopal Varma has something else to say.
“Sir Chiranjeevi gaaru, as a mega fan of u I am mega hurted with ur MEGA BEGGING https” (sic), tweeted Ram Gopal Varama on Thursday night, adding further, “it is this attitude of a fearful Slave like dialogue is what will disappoint mega fans like us of u who are mega hurted with ur MEGA BEGGING (sic)”.
These comments are truly unwanted from Varma at a time when Megastar Chiranjeevi what he could in his capacity to get Andhra Pradesh government pay heed to Telugu producers and all other parties involved regarding the ticket rates. However, if Varma has been pointing out that it is unwanted of Chiranjeevi to do such humble thing, one wonders what could be the other way round.
At the same time, many fans of Chiranjeevi are feeling proud that the Megastar never took his mega position seriously but gave importance only for the welfare of Telugu Film Industry.
This post was last modified on 11 February 2022 12:09 pm
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