According to Nandamuri balakrishna, "Your signatures could change a person's identity, but you can't forget or erase the name of the person who made history." This is what he said in the trailer for his most recent film, "Veera simha Reddy." This resonant telugu dialogue is currently featured in numerous memes, whatsapp updates, and other political-related places. Everyone is aware of the cause.
The discussion appears to be a direct jab at the ruling andhra pradesh government, which altered the name of the ntr health university in vijayawada by force. The health university is named after them despite the fact that the renowned ntr worked incredibly hard to establish that location as well as out of respect and affection for the Nandamuri mythology. However, the YSRC government abruptly amended it with a single decree, and in Veera simha Reddy, balayya takes aim at the entire situation in her discourse.
However, people who are familiar with the inner workings of the ap government claim that the movie Veera simha Reddy may pay a high price for this rather direct rubbing of salt in the eyes of political adversaries. This is due to the possibility that they could publicly harass the movie's distributors and exhibitor network, as well as harm the film's successful run, as was the case with Pawan Kalyan's Vakeel Saab. We must wait and see what occurs!
The discussion appears to be a direct jab at the ruling andhra pradesh government, which altered the name of the ntr health university in vijayawada by force. The health university is named after them despite the fact that the renowned ntr worked incredibly hard to establish that location as well as out of respect and affection for the Nandamuri mythology. However, the YSRC government abruptly amended it with a single decree, and in Veera simha Reddy, balayya takes aim at the entire situation in her discourse.
However, people who are familiar with the inner workings of the ap government claim that the movie Veera simha Reddy may pay a high price for this rather direct rubbing of salt in the eyes of political adversaries. This is due to the possibility that they could publicly harass the movie's distributors and exhibitor network, as well as harm the film's successful run, as was the case with Pawan Kalyan's Vakeel Saab. We must wait and see what occurs!
