AP CM Chandrababu Naidu is said to be great inspiration for publicity-mongers. Especially his media management is well acclaimed and due to this factor he is gossiped to have been supported by around 80% media today. Whichever the plan does he wish to be implemented, pro TDP’s media extends its support to greater quarters. Not just political leaders of India, even world’s top class leaders should also be inspired by CBN for media management.
Ever since Narendra Modi took the oath as the PM of India, he was buzzed to have been inspired by CBN’s concept of getting the support of media and that’s why good number of national media houses extend bias on Modi, losing all their ethics quite happily.
Meanwhile, CBN has directed his ministers, MLAs and bureaucrats to fetch soil and water from all villages and holy rivers of India. Although crores of public money was spent for this innovative concept, CBN has gained much needed attention among his biased media houses. This particular point inspired Modi such that he too brought soil from Parliament and water from river Yamuna instead of announcing special status/ special package to AP.
Unfortunately, Modi is being criticized by AP’s media and the people for not announcing the special status. In fact, he just has done it as per the wish of CBN. “Modi exhibited this gesture of bringing soil and water is just because CBN loved it. Had CBN demanded special status, Modi would have announced the same,” complained Modi’s fans.
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RGV Takes U-Turn on Dhurandhar 2
Ram Gopal Varma appears to have taken a surprising U-turn on Dhurandhar 2. After initially praising the film as a game-changer in Indian cinema, the director has now voiced reservations about a crucial aspect of its narrative.
While RGV continues to appreciate the scale and technical craft of the film directed by Aditya Dhar, he has openly criticized the portrayal of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim. According to him, the character as depicted on screen does not align with his understanding of the real-life figure.
RGV noted that while filmmakers may rely on their own sources, the version presented in the film feels questionable to him. He also suggested that Dawood Ibrahim may have stepped away from active criminal operations nearly two decades ago, which, in his view, raises doubts about the film’s narrative authenticity.
At the same time, he acknowledged the inherent challenge in verifying such subjects. With limited access to factual information, portrayals of figures like Dawood Ibrahim often remain speculative, making cinematic interpretations more subjective than definitive.
This shift in opinion has drawn attention, especially since RGV was among the film’s strongest supporters earlier. His mixed reaction now adds a new dimension to the ongoing conversations surrounding Dhurandhar 2, which continues to generate both strong box office performance and widespread public debate.
