Before the release of hari Hara Veera Mallu, expectations were sky-high among fans of Pawan Kalyan. A particular tweet from a die-hard fan stirred quite a buzz online, claiming that Pawan Kalyan, along with his longtime collaborator trivikram srinivas, had watched the film multiple times during post-production at annapurna Studios. The tweet implied that the actor was extremely confident about the film’s outcome, even suggesting that this was the highest number of times Pawan had ever re-watched one of his own films before its theatrical release. This built a narrative of anticipation and pride, further fuelling the hype among his massive fan base.

However, post-release, the tone drastically changed. The movie opened to disappointing reviews from critics and audiences alike, with many calling it a letdown in terms of narrative, pacing, and execution. What added to the drama was the conspicuous silence of the fan who had earlier hyped the film’s rewatch value and Pawan's confidence. As disappointment mounted, netizens began trolling the fan relentlessly, tagging him in sarcastic tweets and memes. The irony of his earlier confidence versus the actual reception of the film became the focal point of online mockery.

Adding to the backlash, the hashtag #DisasterHariHaraVeeraMallu started trending on social media, amassing over 50,000 tweets within hours. Fans who once waited eagerly for the film’s release were now venting their frustration, and many took the opportunity to mock those who had aggressively promoted the film. The incident highlights the volatile nature of fan culture, where extreme highs can quickly spiral into deep lows. It also serves as a reminder of the unpredictable outcomes in the world of cinema, regardless of how promising a project may appear before release.
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G GOWTHAM

24/07/2025 10:52 AM