Backlash over Chiranjeevi feedback at TS World Summit

Telangana Authorities headed by CM Revanth Reddy organised prestigious international summit on the Future Metropolis, Hyderabad. Many worldwide and nationwide celebrities and enterprise icons from internationally attended the occasion.

The summit additionally witnessed Tollywood celebrities on the occasion. Mega Star Chiranjeevi graced the occasion and shared his ideas however few of his feedback are actually getting trolled by the netizens.

Chiranjeevi on the occasion stated , “It’s possible you’ll really feel that each different chief visitor current right here belongs to fields comparable to finance, car, or politics. You would possibly really feel like, what’s a movie star like Chiranjeevi doing right here? Not simply you, even I really feel that means.”

Chiranjeevi acknowledged that CM Revanth was insistent that he come and had despatched Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka and IT Minister D Sridhar Babu to ask him. He added, “Are you aware what place I used to be in after they got here to ask me? Evaro ammai to bop chestu unnanu Annapurna Studios lo (I used to be dancing with some lady at Annapurna Studios). I felt very awkward. I needed to ask them to cease capturing for some time.”

Netizens reacted within the following means.

One X person wrote, “He has utterly misplaced his senses. Citing a ‘lady’ matter was completely pointless right here. He may have merely stated he was in a capturing.”

One other wrote, “For the duration of time we should always cease inviting celebrities who can not have management on phrases to this type of submit.” An X person commented, “I feel once we develop up we lose management on selection of phrases.” One identified, “ni occupation ni nuv cheyadaniki ibbandhi enduku….dance ae kada chesedi (What’s there to really feel awkward about dancing in your occupation?)”

“World Summit lo evi kuda cheptharaa (We are saying such issues at a worldwide summit too),” wrote one, whereas one other commented, “Yakada emi matladalo teliyakapote yala boss (How come you don’t know what to speak about and when, Boss?)”