Bollywood actor Siddanth Chaturvedi roared with his stellar performance as MC Sher in Ranveer’s “Gully Boy”. Recently In an interview featuring Ananya Pandey, Siddanth and a couple of actors, when the host questioned about nepotism, his remarks won many hearts where he downright trolled Ananya with his savage reply. Later he had been in the news that he would star in Gully boy sequel directed by Zoya Akhtar, but rejected as he didn’t find it promising.
Earlier in the year he has signed a film under Yash raj films banner and now seem to have too many things on plate for sure apart from it. Currently he is starring in “Bunty Aur Babli 2” and Shagun Batra’s untitled film alongside the pretty actress, Deepika Padukone and Ananya Pandey, where the former is a crime comedy and the latter being an action genre.
Siddhant Chaturvedi appears to be totally keyed up. When enquired about his feeling, He said, “I’m extremely eager to star in “Bunty Aur Babli 2″ and I’m excited for people to watch it. I feel after this pandemic all the things will be all right with this film, which is a family entertainer”. He also said he was fortunate enough to pair up with Deepika in his next untitled film.
Siddanth shares he was quite intrigued to get an opportunity to share screen space with Senior actors like Rani Mukerji, Saif Ali Khan and Pankaj Tripathi in the sequel of Bunty and bubbly. The film is directed by Varun V Sharma and bank rolled by Aditya Chopra under Yash Raj films.
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Yandamuri Veerendranath Sparks Outrage With Shocking On-Stage Remark
Veteran writer Yandamuri Veerendranath, long known for projecting himself as a personality development mentor and intellectual voice, has now sparked widespread outrage with a deeply disturbing statement made at the Avakai Amaravati programme held at Bhavani Island. During his speech, he went to the shocking extent of saying that he would pray to Goddess Saraswati for the destruction of the families of those who did not clap for him.
This remark cannot be dismissed as humour or exaggeration. It reflects an alarming level of arrogance and intolerance, exposing how ego can overpower the very values a so-called moral guide claims to stand for. A man who has built a public image through books on self-improvement and positive thinking resorting to cursing innocent families over a lack of applause has left many stunned and angered.
Applause is a choice, not an obligation. Silence does not amount to disrespect. When a speaker seeks validation through forced claps, it speaks more about personal insecurity than intellectual stature. Instead of inspiring his audience, Yandamuri’s words have once again hurt and alienated them.
This incident has also revived memories of his earlier controversial behaviour. In the past, he has drawn criticism for deliberately avoiding or downplaying references to popular figures like Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan in his speeches, leading to unnecessary controversies and resentment. Rather than uniting audiences, his public addresses have often been divisive and provocative.
Adding to the shock, when a woman from the audience later questioned him directly, asking how someone she once admired could pray for the destruction of her family, there was no apology or sense of accountability. He reportedly brushed aside her concern with indifference and walked away, further intensifying the backlash.
In the aftermath, many voices on social media have also resurfaced long-standing criticism that Yandamuri lacks originality and has built much of his reputation by adapting ideas from English books and presenting them as his own in Telugu. The incident has triggered a larger debate on accountability, humility, and the responsibility that comes with public influence.
