Pawan Kalyan Koduku? Akira Naa Abbai
Renu Desai keeps up a regular social media presence. She had also recently responded to some of Pawan Kalyan's followers' comments. This time, she has responded angrily and frustratedly voiced her sorrow. A supporter of pawan kalyan said, "Madam, this is too much. Give our akira at least one showing. We are eager to see the son of beloved Anna (Pawan Kalyan). Do not conceal him, please. At least once a while, make a video of him available. This is a hazy translation of a telugu internet user's post.
This post evidently upset renu, as evidenced by her response, "Mee anna(Pawan Kalyan) Koduku??? Naa akira Abbayi. Putta leda Meeru oka talli? Most of your messages are being ignored by me. I know that you are his ardent supporters, but you guys are unbelievably insensitive. While the pawan kalyan fan's post may have been made in anticipation, renu was plainly offended by it because she claimed akira was her son and retaliated against the netizen with full force. It is understandable that her reply has a slight feminine slant because she is upset about akira being referred to as just Pawan's son.
This isn't just a response to one message; rather, it's a reaction to the growing annoyance caused by supporters' persistent posts. The fervour in Renu's post amply supports this. Such messages and comments go ignored and deleted again and over again. But reading this disrespectful comment today on my son's birthday really hurt me," renu continued.
This post evidently upset renu, as evidenced by her response, "Mee anna(Pawan Kalyan) Koduku??? Naa akira Abbayi. Putta leda Meeru oka talli? Most of your messages are being ignored by me. I know that you are his ardent supporters, but you guys are unbelievably insensitive. While the pawan kalyan fan's post may have been made in anticipation, renu was plainly offended by it because she claimed akira was her son and retaliated against the netizen with full force. It is understandable that her reply has a slight feminine slant because she is upset about akira being referred to as just Pawan's son.
This isn't just a response to one message; rather, it's a reaction to the growing annoyance caused by supporters' persistent posts. The fervour in Renu's post amply supports this. Such messages and comments go ignored and deleted again and over again. But reading this disrespectful comment today on my son's birthday really hurt me," renu continued.