Political Dialogues Of Bholaa Shankar Trimmed Out
The political circuits are undoubtedly heated up as a result of megastar Chiranjeevi's political statements the other day over andhra pradesh minister Ambati Rambabu's comments calling for the release of Pawan Kalyan's compensation for BRO. During a moment when the whole YSRC brigade is criticising Chiru's word choice, an intriguing development occurs.
According to rumours spreading online, several political jokes in Bholaa shankar have been changed even though the Censor Board has already given their approval. According to rumours, comedian Hyper Aadhi, who plays Tamannaah's assistant lawyer in the movie, has mouthed some of his signature punches that would place janasena in a precarious situation when challenging the opposing parties. They claim that certain punches were left in the final cut of the movie while others were taken out. Looks like megastar chiranjeevi doesn't want the controversy to continue, don't you think?
On the other side, it appears that YSRC sleuths pushed BRO, and megastar Chiranjeevi's Bholaa Shankar, which is losing momentum, would now profit from the onslaught of YSRC MLAs and Ministers. chiranjeevi and his most recent film have already benefited from free advertising provided by the likes of Botsa Satyanarayana, Kodali Nani, and Perni Nani, which would have otherwise required spending thousands of rupees.
According to rumours spreading online, several political jokes in Bholaa shankar have been changed even though the Censor Board has already given their approval. According to rumours, comedian Hyper Aadhi, who plays Tamannaah's assistant lawyer in the movie, has mouthed some of his signature punches that would place janasena in a precarious situation when challenging the opposing parties. They claim that certain punches were left in the final cut of the movie while others were taken out. Looks like megastar chiranjeevi doesn't want the controversy to continue, don't you think?
On the other side, it appears that YSRC sleuths pushed BRO, and megastar Chiranjeevi's Bholaa Shankar, which is losing momentum, would now profit from the onslaught of YSRC MLAs and Ministers. chiranjeevi and his most recent film have already benefited from free advertising provided by the likes of Botsa Satyanarayana, Kodali Nani, and Perni Nani, which would have otherwise required spending thousands of rupees.