Waltair Veerayya or Veera Simha Reddy - Who Won now ?
Chiru and Balakrishna's titanic showdown was witnessed in tollywood during the sankranti celebration. For a festival like sankranti, it has been a while since the films starring the two actors competed. Many believed that this would cause a great deal of strife on social media sites as followers of both compounds could try to rile up and discredit one another. Surprisingly, there was no significant fan conflict between the Mega and Nandamuri complexes.
Debates, remarks, countercomments, and verbal sparring amongst opposing fans are undoubtedly widespread. All of these are typical for major launches, which typically last a few days. The best part, though, is that nothing particularly alarming happened. Bravo to the celebrities and their individual teams for handling the situation so professionally. The actors made sure that there is a one-day break between both of their movies and that each has its own release window. As opposed to Tamil, where Ajith's Thunivu and Vijay's Varisu clashed at the BO on the same day, sparking an online fan conflict.
Although certain media outlets attempted to create rumours of a conflict between Mega and Nandamuri fans and even broadcast news about it, the supporters of both teams maintained perseverance and patience by acting with true maturity. Both supporters have won with this. The major win is finally ours as moviegoers and supporters of telugu cinema. Additionally pleased with the favourable press for both of the big movies are distributors and exhibitors. Once more, movie buffs demonstrated that films ultimately triumph over people with ulterior purposes or political agendas. This sankranti, the audience and the movie won.