📌 Key Points
- ETV Prabhakar’s son’s film ‘Barabar Premista’ sparks outrage!
- Song’s vulgar lyrics insult Lord Shiva, devotees furious.
- Cops file case against Chandrahas & entire film unit.
- Massive demands: Will the controversial song be removed?
A song from the upcoming Telugu film ‘Barabar Premista,’ starring Chandrahas (ETV Prabhakar’s son), has ignited a massive controversy. Allegations of vulgar lyrics and visuals disrespecting Hindu deities, particularly Lord Shiva, have led to a police case being filed. The track, revealed at a pre-release event, is now sparking widespread discussion across Tollywood.
Deity Insult Outcry Rocks New Film
Hero Chandrahas, son of Telugu film actor ETV Prabhakar, is starring in the upcoming film ‘Barabar Premista,’ which is set for release. However, a song from the movie has ignited a significant controversy, with allegations surfacing that its vulgar lyrics and picturization insult Hindu deities, particularly Lord Shiva. This song, which first surfaced during a pre-release event, has since sparked a widespread discussion in Tollywood.
Many have expressed strong objections, accusing the song of containing derogatory language and hurting devotees’ sentiments, and are demanding its immediate removal from social media.
Police Vow Action Amid Removal Demands
Some individuals have even approached the police, seeking action against Chandrahas, who sang the song, and the entire film unit. Responding to the case, the police have stated their commitment to taking immediate action.
Amidst widespread criticism circulating on social media, it remains to be seen how authorities will respond to this ongoing dispute and whether the objectionable words in the song will ultimately be removed.
Looking Ahead
As authorities weigh mounting criticism and legalities, this incident gravely highlights the delicate balance filmmakers must strike. The outcome for ‘Chandrahas’ will be keenly watched across South India, undoubtedly shaping how our vibrant cinema navigates deeply cherished religious sentiments moving forward.
