Caste Blindness: A Perfect Example
Veera simha Reddy, a movie starring balakrishna and megastar chiranjeevi, clashed with Waltair Veerayya for pre-sales at the beginning of the year. Immediately, a group of followers sprung into action and began spreading rumours that Kammas were arranging large reservations for balakrishna in the United States. Veera simha Reddy is alleged to have earned over $700K from movie premieres and ended up with nearly $1 million. These caste-blinded admirers continued to demonstrate that the movie made little money following Kammas' initial wave of box office success.
The current situation for BRO is a reflection of Veera simha Reddy. After making close to $650K from its premieres, BRO experienced a sharp decline. BRO earned a pitiful $200K on each day of the first important weekend and completely collapsed starting on Sunday. Despite the fact that pawan kalyan has a larger box office following than balakrishna, the movie was unable to achieve Tier-1 hero status after the premieres. Does it make sense if someone claims that Pawan Kalyan's community admirers made several reservations for him?
Some fans claim that both are distinct since Bro recorded significantly higher numbers following premieres than Veera simha Reddy. However, even if the numbers may vary, the fall's range remains the same. Because PK is a much bigger star, the post-premiere figures for Bro may appear to be a little higher, but the overall situation remains the same. It is terrible to see even a small portion of today's youth supporters fomenting division in the name of caste blindness and devoting an absurd amount of time to doing it on social media.
Unexpectedly, these supporters constantly place blame on others by introducing caste into every situation. If someone does not like the hero of their favourite family, caste prejudice is automatically raised towards that person. In actuality, though, they are only capable of tolerating their own caste hero. They believe they have the purest hearts, yet despite being educated, it only takes a quick glance at their social media profiles to see where they are headed. This group of supporters can't stand it when a critic criticises the movie starring their idol; they quickly bring up the caste issue. What disgusting behaviour from the young people of today.
The current situation for BRO is a reflection of Veera simha Reddy. After making close to $650K from its premieres, BRO experienced a sharp decline. BRO earned a pitiful $200K on each day of the first important weekend and completely collapsed starting on Sunday. Despite the fact that pawan kalyan has a larger box office following than balakrishna, the movie was unable to achieve Tier-1 hero status after the premieres. Does it make sense if someone claims that Pawan Kalyan's community admirers made several reservations for him?
Some fans claim that both are distinct since Bro recorded significantly higher numbers following premieres than Veera simha Reddy. However, even if the numbers may vary, the fall's range remains the same. Because PK is a much bigger star, the post-premiere figures for Bro may appear to be a little higher, but the overall situation remains the same. It is terrible to see even a small portion of today's youth supporters fomenting division in the name of caste blindness and devoting an absurd amount of time to doing it on social media.
Unexpectedly, these supporters constantly place blame on others by introducing caste into every situation. If someone does not like the hero of their favourite family, caste prejudice is automatically raised towards that person. In actuality, though, they are only capable of tolerating their own caste hero. They believe they have the purest hearts, yet despite being educated, it only takes a quick glance at their social media profiles to see where they are headed. This group of supporters can't stand it when a critic criticises the movie starring their idol; they quickly bring up the caste issue. What disgusting behaviour from the young people of today.