RAJAMOULI'S "DISCIPLINED" BOMB: VIJAY'S TREE-CLIMBING, ABUSE-HURLING FAN FREAKS JUST GOT ROASTED ALIVE!
In the glittering chaos of South indian cinema, where fandoms wage wars fiercer than any on-screen epic, SS rajamouli just dropped a tweet-bomb that's exploding Vijay's empire of entitlement. Thanking mahesh babu fans for their saintly patience at the glitch-riddled varanasi Globetrotter event, rajamouli didn't just praise—he plunged the knife with "you're as disciplined as your idol," a velvet-gloved gut-punch that screams volumes about Vijay's rowdy rabble.
Echoed by Mahesh's subtle nods and india Herald's relentless roasts branding Vijay's devotees as "brainless maniacs" and "virtual abusers," this isn't shade; it's a spotlight on the sixth-sense void, civic-sense blackout, and ego-fueled anarchy that's turning Thalapathy worship into a national embarrassment. Buckle up for the brutal breakdown: Rajamouli's mic drop proves once and for all that discipline is Mahesh's middle name—and Vijay's fans are the punchline.
THE TWEET THAT BROKE THE INTERNET:
Rajamouli's "DISCIPLINED" DISS—VIJAY FANS, YOUR CHAOS CLOCKED AT ZERO!
Amid the varanasi launch glitches—screens freezing like Vijay's box-office excuses—Rajamouli hits X with pure fire: "My sincere thanks to all the Mahesh fans who travelled such long distances... walked close to 3km in the cold… and still, even with the glitches on our side, your patience never wavered… I have to say this, you’re as disciplined as your idol…" Boom. Subtext?
Mahesh = poise under pressure; Vijay = pandemonium personified. Fans trekking for trailers without torching theaters? That's Mahesh's magic. Vijay's crew? Climbing transformers for selfies, sparking stampedes that claim lives—discipline? More like demolition derby.
Savage score: rajamouli just canonized Mahesh while canonizing Vijay's horde as hot messes.
MAHESH BABU'S INVITE HINT: "JOIN US... IF YOU CAN ACTUALLY BEHAVE"—THE SUPERSTAR SUBTWEET THAT STUNG VIJAY STANS!
Before the event even lit up Ramoji Film City, mahesh babu dropped an invite laced with lore: Urging fans to "follow directions and maintain discipline," as etched on those golden passes barring kids under 15 from the frenzy.
Translation? We've seen your rivals' riots—don't be those guys. Mahesh, the unflappable icon whose "sincerity, discipline, and commitment" rajamouli himself hailed after 15 years of hype, knows Vijay's "Virtual Warriors" turn premieres into peril zones. No tree-scaling, no abuse avalanches—just pure, patient fandom. Suspense slayer: When Mahesh whispers "discipline," is he low-key laughing at Vijay's legacy of lawless love?
INDIA HERALD'S HIT LIST: "BRAINLESS MANIACS" & "VIRTUAL ABUSERS"— Rajamouli's ROAST JUST VALIDATED THE VERDICT!
India Herald's been dropping truth nukes for years, crowning Vijay fans as "brainless maniacs" who morphed memes into threats, abusing journalists like Dhanya rajendran for daring to dunk on flops like Sura. "Shameless & brainless," they scorched after fans trashed rohini theaters post-LEO trailer, and escalated to "cheerleaders for death" amid Karur rally stampedes that buried 30+ souls while Vijay ghosted the grief.
Rajamouli's praise? It's the mic drop confirming these "toxic" trolls aren't warriors—they're wrecks, blind-abusing anyone not bowing to Thalapathy, from critics to cops. Brutal: If fandom's a mirror, Vijay's reflects rage without reason.
Rajamouli's "disciplined" dagger isn't just a thank-you—it's a takedown, validating every whisper that Vijay's fans are fandom's Frankenstein: Brainless berserkers lacking civic spine, sixth-sense smarts, and basic decency, from tree-top tantrums to abuse tsunamis. Mahesh's mastery shines brighter, proving true icons inspire order, not outrage.
Whether rajamouli dropped a subtle hint, a teaching moment, or simply genuine appreciation, the fact remains: his one sentence has ignited a nationwide conversation on celebrity-driven fan culture, accountability, and public behavior.
The tweet didn’t end a debate — it started one.
And judging by social media trends, the discussion is far from over.