Is Allu Arjun In Need Of an NTR Brand Image?

The news of ‘RRR’ winning an Oscar for ‘Best Original Song’ has been widely celebrated, with many public figures extending their congratulations, including politicians and movie stars. Among them was Allu Arjun, a prominent actor who took to Twitter to express his excitement at seeing a Telugu song being recognized at the Oscars. He praised the talented team behind the song, including MM Keeravaani, Chandrabose, Prem Rakshit, Rahul Sipligunj, Kaala Bhairava, and the star duo Ram Charan and Jr. NTR, for their outstanding work. He also gave a special shout out to director SS Rajamouli, for his efforts in making the song a success and creating a memorable moment for Indian cinema.

What stood out in Allu Arjun’s tweet was his display of respect and admiration for his professional rival, Jr. NTR, whom he referred to as ‘Telugu Pride’. This gesture highlights the camaraderie and mutual admiration that exists between the two actors, despite being in the same industry.

However, there have been reports that some fans of Ram Charan and the mega heroes are disappointed with Allu Arjun’s tweet. They believe that Allu Arjun did not give Ram Charan the same level of recognition as he did Jr. NTR, merely referring to him as ‘My Brother’. There are also rumors that Allu Arjun is trying to improve his brand image by associating himself with Jr. NTR.

It is well known that Allu Arvind, Allu Arjun’s father, has been getting closer to Nandamuri Balakrishna, and there are rumors that this is causing a rift between the Allu family and Chiranjeevi. It is speculated that this may be the reason why Allu Arjun is attempting to establish a connection with the Nandamuri family.

In any case, Jr. NTR and Allu Arjun are both talented actors who have contributed significantly to the Telugu film industry, and their camaraderie is a testament to their professionalism and mutual respect. Fans of both actors are eagerly looking forward to their upcoming projects and are excited to see what they have in store for their audiences.