Veteran actor and filmmaker Posani Krishna Murali, once known for his incendiary political rhetoric and aggressive commentary—particularly against political figures like N. Chandrababu Naidu, Pawan Kalyan, and Nara Lokesh—appears to have turned over a new leaf.
Following a turbulent stint in the political spotlight as a vocal supporter of the YSR Congress Party, Posani reportedly underwent a humbling transformation after spending a brief period in judicial custody following the change in the central government. The experience, by his own admission, brought about a shift in perspective, tempering his once combative public persona.
Now, in a notable pivot from politics back to his creative roots, Posani is set to return to the director’s chair. In a recent interaction with Sakshi media, he confirmed that he is helming a new project titled Aruna Reddy, a socially driven drama in which he will play both the protagonist and the antagonist. Posani described the film as one with a powerful, socially relevant narrative, suggesting a strong emotional and ideological core.
This comeback not only marks his return to filmmaking after years in active politics but also signals a shift in tone and focus. Observers note that his recent public appearances have been markedly more restrained and measured—a welcome change many had long hoped to see from the outspoken filmmaker-politician.
With Aruna Reddy, Posani seems poised to channel his passion and experience into storytelling once again, potentially using cinema as a more constructive platform to reflect on society’s pressing issues.
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