Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s recent remarks about Icon Star Allu Arjun and film actors have sparked widespread criticism. During an interview with India Today, the Chief Minister referred to Allu Arjun as merely an “actor who earns money through films” and even described the film industry as a “business.” These comments have been perceived as disrespectful, not only toward Allu Arjun but also toward the entire film fraternity.
What makes the statement even more surprising is Revanth Reddy’s political background. He was once a key member of the Telugu Desam Party (TDP), which was founded by the legendary film actor and matinee idol Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao (NTR). Critics have pointed out the contradiction in his stance, given his past association with a party led by a celebrated film personality.
The Chief Minister’s remarks came in response to a question about Allu Arjun’s recent arrest, which has been making headlines. Revanth Reddy questioned the public outrage surrounding the actor’s detention, asking why people were treating him as if he were a soldier guarding the nation’s borders. He compared Allu Arjun to a businessman who only cares about “money coming in and going out of his pocket.”
These remarks have triggered a backlash from fans, film industry members, and the general public. Many believe that Revanth Reddy’s comments were uncalled for, especially coming from a Chief Minister. The statements have been seen as an attempt to demean the character of Allu Arjun and belittle the contribution of film actors to society. Speculation is rife that there may be underlying reasons behind his strong words.
The hashtag #WeStandWithAlluArjun has been trending on social media, with supporters expressing their disappointment in the Chief Minister’s tone and approach toward the film industry. If you’d like any adjustments or further refinements, let me know!
