Hari Hara Veera Mallu, an upcoming Telugu period drama featuring Pawan Kalyan in the lead role, is generating significant buzz ahead of its release on July 24th. Promoted as a film that blends historical inspiration with high-octane fiction, the movie has recently found itself in the middle of a controversy related to historical accuracy.
The debate began on social media, where users questioned how Veera Mallu — a character said to have lived over 200 years before Mughal emperor Aurangzeb’s invasion of the Golconda region — is shown interacting with him in the film.
Responding to the concerns, producer AM Rathnam issued a clarification, stating that Hari Hara Veera Mallu is purely a work of fiction. According to him, the film introduces Veera Mallu as a fictional warrior from the Mughal era, during the time of active diamond mining in India. The story revolves around this character attempting to steal the legendary Kohinoor diamond, with the narrative creatively placing him in conflict with Aurangzeb.
“We have not distorted any real historical events,” Rathnam emphasized. “This is a fictional story set during the Mughal period, where Veera Mallu is imagined as a rebel hero.”
The project, which originally began under the direction of Krish Jagarlamudi, is now being helmed by AM Jyothi Krishna, Rathnam’s son, following a change in the film’s leadership.
The recently released trailer has further heightened expectations, showcasing powerful visuals and an impactful background score by MM Keeravani. Actress Niddhi Agerwal plays the female lead, adding to the film’s grand scale and visual appeal.
With its unique blend of myth, fiction, and historical settings, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is shaping up to be a high-stakes cinematic spectacle.
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