Rahul Gandhi, the head of the congress, has gained notoriety as a result of his party's resounding victory in Karnataka. The public responded quite favorably to his walkathon Bharat Jodo yatra, which lasted 150 days and covered 4,080 km from the country's southernmost point in Kanyakumari to srinagar in Jammu and Kashmir. By capturing the state of Karnataka, the congress drove the bjp out of the only stronghold it had in south India.

The victory of the congress also received positive feedback from internet users. The internet started to trend with videos comparing rahul gandhi to Baahubali. In one of the films, rahul gandhi was compared to Baahubali, who gave up his lavish lifestyle after being expelled from the kingdom and was revered by the populace as a savior from suffering, when he left his official quarters after being stripped of his mp status.

Rahul interacted with members of the public, including commoners, and ate food they had prepared. His modest demeanor and down-to-earth outlook are applauded and commended for being similar to Baahubali's. rahul was also compared to Baahubali in terms of his movements and mannerisms.

The video depicting Bijjaladeva as amit shah and Bhalladeva as prime minister Narendra Modi also featured the conversation between Bijjaladeva and his son Bhallaladeva in which they agreed that Amarendra Baahubali would remain a king no matter the circumstances. rahul unexpectedly started sprinting during the yatra to energise and inspire the participants, and even this was compared to Amarendra Baahubali's behaviour in the film.
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SIBY JEYYA

15/05/2023 10:54 AM