Idi Dallas lo Jariginda??

[godfather03]

Balayya fans go frenzy, bad name to India

We have read about the song penned by famous poet of yesteryears Rayaprolu Subba Rao: “Ae Desamegina.. Endu Kallidinaa… Pogadaraa Nee Talli Bhoomi Bharathini” (Which ever country you go, wherever you step in, you should praise your motherland India).

But our people have forgotten this simple preaching. Forget praising the motherland, they are bringing a bad name to the country while staying abroad.

Especially our cinema fans in other countries like the US. They have crossed all borders of decency and damaging the reputation of India.

The fans are virtually divided on caste lines and are indulging in fisticuffs, sometimes leading to even arrests by the US police.

A similar incident was witnessed on Thursday (Wednesday night in the US), during the release of Telugu film “Veerasimha Reddy” starring Nandamuri Balakrishna in a US theatre.

The fans of Balakrishna went frenzy and created a big nuisance in the theatre by shouting “Jai Balayya” slogans. They resorted to ruckus in the cinema auditorium, tore papers and threw up in the air in a frenzied mood.

The theatre owners had no other option but to stop screening of the film and drive away all the audiences in the hall. They even called the police who pulled up the fans and took them to task. A video of this entire ugly episode is now going viral on the social media.

The theatre management said several Telugu movies were screened in the theatre in the past, but never had they witnessed such unruly behaviour by the fans of any other hero. For the first time, they had to shut down the theatre because of Balayya fans.

In the post-pandemic period, thousands of Telugu students went to the US for higher studies. As a result, the number of audiences to the Telugu films in the theatres has gone up. 

One wonders whether one should feel jubilant over the rising collections for Telugu films or bad about the bad behaviour of our fans leading to caste conflicts, thereby damaging the reputation of India.

[naughty15]

papam dallas ni bale adukuntunaaru..every bad thing dallas ante elaaa..offcourse idhi ekkada jarigindho teliyadu

[newporragadu]

Police dress chusthey UK lo anukunta

[csrcsr]

7 minutes ago, naughty15 said:

papam dallas ni bale adukuntunaaru..every bad thing dallas ante elaaa..offcourse idhi ekkada jarigindho teliyadu

Adi nit us , Maa reputation alantidi antuna @Thokkalee to be honest they improved a lot as performance (dil raju English gif please) monna police station effecto or janala bashing difference is showing they behave lot decently for this movie

[HugoStrange]

16 minutes ago, godfather03 said:

Balayya fans go frenzy, bad name to India

We have read about the song penned by famous poet of yesteryears Rayaprolu Subba Rao: “Ae Desamegina.. Endu Kallidinaa… Pogadaraa Nee Talli Bhoomi Bharathini” (Which ever country you go, wherever you step in, you should praise your motherland India).

But our people have forgotten this simple preaching. Forget praising the motherland, they are bringing a bad name to the country while staying abroad.

Especially our cinema fans in other countries like the US. They have crossed all borders of decency and damaging the reputation of India.

The fans are virtually divided on caste lines and are indulging in fisticuffs, sometimes leading to even arrests by the US police.

A similar incident was witnessed on Thursday (Wednesday night in the US), during the release of Telugu film “Veerasimha Reddy” starring Nandamuri Balakrishna in a US theatre.

The fans of Balakrishna went frenzy and created a big nuisance in the theatre by shouting “Jai Balayya” slogans. They resorted to ruckus in the cinema auditorium, tore papers and threw up in the air in a frenzied mood.

The theatre owners had no other option but to stop screening of the film and drive away all the audiences in the hall. They even called the police who pulled up the fans and took them to task. A video of this entire ugly episode is now going viral on the social media.

The theatre management said several Telugu movies were screened in the theatre in the past, but never had they witnessed such unruly behaviour by the fans of any other hero. For the first time, they had to shut down the theatre because of Balayya fans.

In the post-pandemic period, thousands of Telugu students went to the US for higher studies. As a result, the number of audiences to the Telugu films in the theatres has gone up. 

One wonders whether one should feel jubilant over the rising collections for Telugu films or bad about the bad behaviour of our fans leading to caste conflicts, thereby damaging the reputation of India.

Uk ani twitter lo undi

[Sreeven]

Gas andhra article la vundi..vadu crying start chesada

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

Thats a UK cop....... US cops ala undaru

[KGFsutthi]

25 minutes ago, godfather03 said:

Balayya fans go frenzy, bad name to India

We have read about the song penned by famous poet of yesteryears Rayaprolu Subba Rao: “Ae Desamegina.. Endu Kallidinaa… Pogadaraa Nee Talli Bhoomi Bharathini” (Which ever country you go, wherever you step in, you should praise your motherland India).

But our people have forgotten this simple preaching. Forget praising the motherland, they are bringing a bad name to the country while staying abroad.

Especially our cinema fans in other countries like the US. They have crossed all borders of decency and damaging the reputation of India.

The fans are virtually divided on caste lines and are indulging in fisticuffs, sometimes leading to even arrests by the US police.

A similar incident was witnessed on Thursday (Wednesday night in the US), during the release of Telugu film “Veerasimha Reddy” starring Nandamuri Balakrishna in a US theatre.

The fans of Balakrishna went frenzy and created a big nuisance in the theatre by shouting “Jai Balayya” slogans. They resorted to ruckus in the cinema auditorium, tore papers and threw up in the air in a frenzied mood.

The theatre owners had no other option but to stop screening of the film and drive away all the audiences in the hall. They even called the police who pulled up the fans and took them to task. A video of this entire ugly episode is now going viral on the social media.

The theatre management said several Telugu movies were screened in the theatre in the past, but never had they witnessed such unruly behaviour by the fans of any other hero. For the first time, they had to shut down the theatre because of Balayya fans.

In the post-pandemic period, thousands of Telugu students went to the US for higher studies. As a result, the number of audiences to the Telugu films in the theatres has gone up. 

One wonders whether one should feel jubilant over the rising collections for Telugu films or bad about the bad behaviour of our fans leading to caste conflicts, thereby damaging the reputation of India.

Yes it’s in dallas

 

 

[Gaali_Gottam_Govinda]

Dallaspuram after seeing this is done by people of UK

 

[Thokkalee]

15 minutes ago, csrcsr said:

Adi nit us , Maa reputation alantidi antuna @Thokkalee to be honest they improved a lot as performance (dil raju English gif please) monna police station effecto or janala bashing difference is showing they behave lot decently for this movie

Chillar gallu emi maararu anna… same rallies, shouting slogans, cake cuttings, making the theater a garbage dump, etc etc 😄

Labor annaa… 

worst thing is that Sirio fans will feel the need to do even worse to one up the balio fans and get in the news even more.. 

[csrcsr]

Just now, Thokkalee said:

Chillar gallu emi maararu anna… same rallies, shouting slogans, cake cuttings, making the theater a garbage dump, etc etc 😄

Labor annaa… 

No it reduced my be police treatment and some pedda manusshulu coating which is good

[Thokkalee]

1 minute ago, csrcsr said:

No it reduced my be police treatment and some pedda manusshulu coating which is good

Ninna jarigina rally videos chudaledaa?? 😄

[Thokkalee]

[futureofandhra]

1 minute ago, Thokkalee said:

Creating ruckus is bad

Nice that police teaching lesson to idiots

Car rally cake cutting will not be issue but anything more than that will create problems to others

[MiryalgudaMaruthiRao]

1 minute ago, futureofandhra said:

Creating ruckus is bad

Nice that police teaching lesson to idiots

Car rally cake cutting will not be issue but anything more than that will create problems to others

car rally y is not an issue?