CM Revanth Reddy’s Strategic Move to Protect Megastar’s Image
NEWS CHARIOT (Hyderabad, Dec.27) : A recent meeting of Tollywood industry members, including the Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has caused a stir in the film and political circles. The absence of Megastar Chiranjeevi from the meeting has led to widespread rumors and sensational claims. While some stars who had earlier supported Revanth Reddy and Allu Arjun have reportedly shifted their stance, blaming Allu Arjun for the ongoing issues, the bigger question revolves around why Chiranjeevi was notably absent.
According to reports, Revanth Reddy personally instructed Chiranjeevi not to attend the meeting. The reasons behind this decision are creating a buzz online. Revanth is believed to have made this request through his team, knowing that Chiranjeevi’s presence could have softened the tension and potentially altered the course of the discussions. Chiranjeevi, known for his calm and conciliatory nature, is often seen as someone who avoids confrontation and prefers to protect the interests of others. In this case, it is believed that his diplomatic approach could have undermined the intended direction of the meeting.
Chiranjeevi’s contributions to society are well known. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he personally funded and provided oxygen cylinders to government hospitals and the public. His charitable efforts have earned him widespread respect. However, with political sensitivities surrounding his brother, Pawan Kalyan, who serves as the Deputy Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Revanth Reddy may have believed that Chiranjeevi’s attendance at the meeting could create unnecessary complications.
This move has sparked a strong reaction from Megastar’s fans, who are praising Revanth Reddy for protecting Chiranjeevi’s dignity. Many believe that this strategic decision was necessary to maintain the Megastar’s image in the public and political spheres. As the news continues to trend, it has left fans and industry members questioning the dynamics between politics and cinema, and the lengths to which leaders go to manage delicate situations.
