From last two days, the two most trending topics in Telugu circles are none other than Dhoni’s retirement and Nagababu’s suicide episodes only. Especially the way Nagababu revealed about two situations that made him think about committing suicide are getting discussed everywhere.
Nagababu has revealed that after the debacle of Orange, he thought of committing suicide, but the actor-producer was rescued by his brothers Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan who not only gave financial support but also morale boost. This is surely a genuine situation we understand and Nagababu should be really proud of his brothers.
On the other hand, a strong man like Nagbabu saying that he contemplated suicide when his daughter went missing for 20 minutes in Newzealand sounds a bit awkward to digest. Because this should not come from a celebrity of his stature as that might guide the youths in the wrong direction.
If you could remember the incident when Pawan Kalyan has fallen flat on the feet of a doctor from Kakinada, definitely one can understand why Nagababu is sharing negative thoughts. Pawan touched the feet of Dr Chandrasekhar of Sankuratri Foundation because the latter lost his wife and two kids in 1985 Air India flight bombing, and since then dedicated his time to serve the society in their name rather killing himself or getting depressed.
Keeping such stuff in mind, maybe its better if Nagababu refrains from making such revelations, which don’t inspire anyone.
This post was last modified on 19 August 2020 9:08 pm
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