An Actor/director is expected to understand the impact of every frame he puts on screen.
A clip related to NTR garu has been dominating social media barely over the past week. In the middle of that, your film contains a scene that appears to mirror the very same moment. How did this happen? Was the scene already part of the film and the clip was made viral intentionally?
@IAmVarunTej@GandhiMerlapaka How are audiences expected to view this?
Was this an oversight? Or did no one in the writing room, on the set or in the edit room stop and think about how this would be perceived by millions of people who revere NTR garu?
This isn’t about one scene. It’s about judgment.
When a legendary actor’s image appears to echo a clip that has become the subject of online trolling, you cannot expect fans to simply brush it aside. If this resemblance was avoidable, why was it left in the film? If it wasn’t, explain why.
A filmmaker is responsible not only for what is shown on screen but also for the message it sends. Telugu cinema was built by legends like NTR garu. Their legacy deserves far greater sensitivity than this.
కొత్త తరానికి ఏం తెలుసు ? ( నీ కంటే ఎక్కువే తెలుసు )
అంతర్గత శత్రువులు ? ( Rule number 1 )
ఒక ఎగ్జామ్ పోతే ఎంత బాధ ఉంటదో నాకు తెలుసు అంది మీరే కదా @PawanKalyan
If your religion is 3,000 years old, then let reservations continue for 3,000 years. If it is 5,000 years old, I am okay with that. And if it is millions of years old, as you claim, I am ready to accept reservations for millions of years as well.
In a country where people literally worship every possible animal yet consider twenty percent of its population as untouchables, you cannot expect empathetic thinking. Reservations were never meant to be a poverty upliftment scheme. They are about representation.
Justifying & enjoying the violence against the students of our own country is ridiculous, disgusting and intolerable.
I don't know how can this policemen look into their kids' eyes after their bootlicking duty ?
My heart is there with every parent of the protesters.