Mahesh Babu is apolitical. He never takes any sides and makes sure his films are devoid of any controversies. The recent controversy surrounding Pawan Kalyan’s Bro seems to have angered Mahesh Babu because of Trivikram’s involvement in it.
It is a known fact that Trivikram is the writer for Bro. Some controversial dialogues with political overtones have ruffled the feathers of the ruling dispensation in Andhra Pradesh. Ambati Rambabu, one of the ministers in Jagan’s cabinet, even held a press meet to lash out at Pawan Kalyan. He singled out writer Trivikram Srinivas who penned dialogues for this film and slammed him openly.
While Pawan and his fans are battle-ready to involve in political skirmishes with the YSRCP and its leaders, the controversy surrounding Bro seems to have taken a toll on Trivikram. It appeared like Ambati is so frustrated with Trivikram’s oblique references to ministers through scathing dialogues. That is why he took Trivikram’s name during his presser and issued a stern warning.
Trivikram has already received a lot of backlash due to his substandard job as a writer for this film. This controversy has further deteriorated his image. Now, Mahesh’s fans are concerned about Guntur Kaaram which has Trivikram at the helm.
The repercussions of Bro controversy will have a bearing on Trivikram’s future projects. Already Mahesh’s fans are frustrated with the inordinate delay caused to Guntur Kaaram. Now, their frustration doubled because they fear that the YCP supporters might resort to spreading negative talk on Guntur Kaaram because of Trivikram. They are extremely furious with him.
Even Mahesh is not pleased with the way Trivikram invited trouble on political grounds at a time when working on his project because he always wants to be aloof from politics. Sources revealed Mahesh is unhappy with Trivikram. It remains to be seen how Trivikram responds to this issue and how he tackles the political pressures from now onwards.
Mahesh not happy with Trivikram after Bro controversy
Saturday, September 7, 2024
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