In a scathing attack on the upcoming film “Hari Hara Veera Mallu” and its key supporters, former Andhra Pradesh Cinematography Minister Perni Nani has predicted that the movie is destined to be “an utter flop.”
Nani’s harsh assessment comes as a direct rebuke to Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan and current Cinematography Minister Kandula Durgesh, who have been vocal in their concerns over the ongoing controversy surrounding the film’s release.
Speaking out against the duo, Nani lambasted their “lament” over the issue, accusing them of misusing their positions to influence the situation. He argued that their attempts to intervene in the matter are nothing more than a thinly veiled effort to garner political mileage, at the expense of the film’s potential success.
The former minister’s scathing remarks underscore the deep divisions and tensions within the state’s political and entertainment landscape. “Hari Hara Veera Mallu,” a highly anticipated historical drama, has found itself embroiled in a contentious debate, with various stakeholders vying for their share of influence and control.
Nani’s prediction of the film’s failure is a bold and controversial statement, challenging the assertions of Kalyan and Durgesh, who have championed the movie as a significant cultural and cinematic endeavor. The former minister’s comments have sparked a heated debate, with supporters and critics of the film engaging in a war of words over the merits and potential outcomes of the production.
The ongoing controversy surrounding “Hari Hara Veera Mallu” has put the state’s political and entertainment industries under intense scrutiny, with the battle lines drawn between those who believe in the film’s potential and those who see it as a political ploy. As the release date approaches, the tension is palpable, and the outcome of this saga is sure to have far-reaching implications for the industry and the state’s political landscape.
