Jagan party gives needless publicity to NNPV

It looks like YSR Congress party is giving needless publicity to recently-released Telugu film “Nagaram Nidra Pothunna Vela,” which is otherwise a mega flop.

The film, starring Jagapathi Babu and Charmee and made by Prem Raj, began on a disastrous note on Friday and since the day one itself, it has been running in empty halls, as the audiences were dozing in the theatres while watching the movie.

As such, nobody remembers the dialogues or scenes very much.

However, a rumour that the film has certain dialogues and scenes targeting former chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy and his son Y S Jaganmohan Reddy, suddenly brought some publicity to the movie.

On Monday, several YSR Congress party workers staged a dharna in front of a theatre in Guntur town, demanding that the film makers remove the scenes that denigrated YSR and Jagan. They threatened to attack the theatres, if the scenes were not removed.

After all, what is there in the movie that targeted YSR and Jagan? There is supposedly one scene that showed YSR’s padayatra in poor light and one dialogue of a political leader saying he had established a daily and channel to cover up his illegal mining activities.

In fact, they were just passing sequences which the audiences, any way got bored, did not bother at all. It was only after this hue and cry by the YSR Cong workers, the people wondered whether there were really such scenes in the film. But that is how film makers get publicity!

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I will never enter into dirty P***: Mahesh Babu

Rumor mills have been buzzing that Prince Mahesh Babu is willing to join YS Jagan's political party. Mahesh's father Krishna has been loyal to Congress party for decades together. Krishna also stated that his family would be always with congress during the time of last elections. But with the state congress splitting into two, there are doubts about which congress Krishna's family is supporting now. Gossip makers claim that Mahesh Babu was recently approached by Jagan as the latter feels that Mahesh's support would make his party stronger among the youth. Few went on to say that Mahesh is ready to join hands with Jagan. As per close circles to Mahesh, these gossips are completely baseless as they say that Jagan has never met Mahesh in the recent times. "Even if Jagan streches his hand, the Superstar is not willing to enter politics as that is not his cup of tea," said the source. "I'm happy as an actor. I will never enter into dirty politics," is what have Mahesh said reacting to the gossips.

Nagarjuna Joining YSR Congress

With each passing day, the presence of YSR Congress is making some impact in the Andhra Pradesh politics. With leaders from other parties showing inclination to join this newly led unit by YS Jagan, the speculations are growing wide among the analysts. Now, an interesting development is making rounds.

With an almost confirmed buzz that superstar Krishna is likely to join the YSR Congress around this month end, another interesting update has arrived. It is heard that even Nagarjuna is slowly making his moves towards the YSR congress camp. And here, the reasons are quite varied, as per sources.

Apparently, the talk is that the late YSR did many land settlements for Nagarjuna during his regime and it is Nag’s gratitude towards him. On the other hand, there is also a theory that to whoever YSR helped and they don’t show gratitude, YS Jagan will not like it.

So, Nag realises that if YSR Congress comes to power then it will be trouble. Already, the analysts are predicting that YSR Congress will make a clean sweep in the elections. Let us wait for the formal confirmation on Nag’s joining though.