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Ravitejaa-SRH🧡

[yesuuu @haiyesuuu]

ravi teja cinema bagundali ani andariki untadi endukante aadu ravi teja khabatti

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indians banging elonmusk in his own platform 🫡🤣
@Starlink @elonmusk

[Bridge Productions @BridgeProdoffl]

Okadu Horror Cinema antadu..
Inkokadu edo antadu..
Inkokadu vachi Inkedo antadu..

Inthaki title emayyuntundho - 11th October 10:30AM ki chuddamu 😉

#RT78

M̶a̶s̶s̶ ̶M̶a̶h̶a̶r̶a̶j̶a̶ @RaviTeja_offl #VivekAthreya #Laxman #SriniRao @BridgeProdoffl

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adhii jaragadhuu lee🙂🚶‍♂️

[astro in real time @astroinrealtime]

let them go, capricorn. they were never going to stay.

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Ee okksari natho unduu @godd 🙏🏻😭

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Thanks for entertaining us
Miss you Machaa REST IN PEACE 🥲
#aggipettamacha #rip

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ST: BATHTHA

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@Leftchauvinist Rcb nundii india kii entha adtunarr? clownss creating their own happiness 🤡🤡

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Bhuvi played 9 years for India when he was in SRH.

The captain who gave you 2cups didn’t even considered as water boy for india🤡

[Sohel. @SohelVkf]

SRH destroyed Bhuvneshwar's intl cricket career

RCB revived Bhuvneshwar's intl cricket career

Never ever compare RCB to these tinpots.

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valu batting chesina roju ne mustiloo academy muskovalii raa erripukaa

[TukTuk Academy @TukTuk_Academy]

Bhuvi, since leaving that tinpot franchise:

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Me trying to sleep
Her memories🫠🥲

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Massodii agamanam🥵❤️‍🔥
#Raviteja #vivekathreya @RaviTeja_offl

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idhii denginatee🔫

[Movies4u Official @Movies4u_Officl]

#BoyapatiSrinu:

"#Akhanda3 will definitely happen.

We will announce it soon with Balakrishna garu."

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@om112134 anni oka sarii ehh kavu ga cheddam chinnagaa🫳🏻

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No cigarettes 🚭
No alcohol 🥃
No porn 🚱
DAY-1

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aa expressions evadu ichinaa troll material ayevii nuvv kabatte sexy work aynaii
ippatii nundii ayna potential cinema lu thiyiiraa mentallodaa @RaviTeja_offl ❤️‍🔥

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[ManohA̴A̴r @Fire__brAAnd]

Quote the movie you went after 10th exams ?

Mine: Kirrak Party

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janhvii papa kudaa intha chadvadhu kada anna😭🙏🏻

[Vishnu Manchu @iVishnuManchu]

The disturbing AI deepfake incident that has rightly angered our industry should not be looked at as an isolated incident.

It is a warning.

Ram Pothineni made an important point: “They’re faceless, so they’re fearless.” His suggestion of Aadhaar-linked accountability for online identities deserves serious discussion. Freedom of expression must always be protected. But anonymity cannot become a weapon to abuse, defame, sexually violate or deliberately destroy someone.

And this problem does not begin or end with deepfakes.

For quite some time, I have been concerned about organised and targeted negativity against films, actors and filmmakers within our own industry.

A film should succeed or fail because audiences watch it and decide. Criticism, reviews, trolling and disagreement are part of cinema today.

But a coordinated campaign to damage a film before audiences have even seen it is not criticism. It is sabotage.

Sundeep Kishan recently spoke publicly about targeted, paid negativity against him and his film even before its release. The Paradise had to approach a court before release seeking protection against defamatory and damaging content. These are not issues we should casually dismiss.

Behind every film are years of work, hundreds of families and producers risking enormous amounts of money.

Watch the film. Love it. Hate it. Criticise it brutally if you genuinely feel that way.

But first, LET THE FILM RELEASE.

What is even more unfortunate is that some of this comes from within our own ecosystem: fan groups fighting fan groups, anonymous pages pretending to be neutral, and accounts using photographs of actors as their DPs while behaving in ways those actors may never endorse.

What exactly are we achieving?

If one Telugu film loses, Telugu cinema does not win.

The cake is big enough for everyone to have a piece.

As President of the Movie Artistes Association, I want to make it clear that MAA is compiling information on accounts and networks repeatedly involved in targeted abuse and malicious campaigns, including accounts misusing actors’ photographs and identities to mislead people.

This is NOT about stopping criticism.

It is about accountability.

The present deepfake incident makes the larger conversation urgent. And unfortunately, this will not be the last deepfake. Technology is moving too quickly for us to believe deleting one video or filing one complaint solves the problem.

I request the Telugu Film Chamber, Producers Council, MAA and all stakeholders to sit together and create a permanent industry-wide mechanism to address AI deepfakes, impersonation, coordinated malicious campaigns and deliberate online sabotage.

Not another meeting that ends with a photograph.

Not another phone call.

A SYSTEM.

We may compete every Friday.

But we cannot spend the rest of the week trying to destroy one another.

Let audiences decide the fate of our films.

Let cinema win 🙏

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