Mahesh Babu’s 2001 classic Murari was recently re-released in theaters to celebrate his birthday, sparking excitement among fans.
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However, the re-release has also led to some unexpected and controversial events. According to videos circulating on social media, several young couples tied the knot during the movie screening.
In one video, which quickly went viral, friends of the couple were seen showering them with ‘Akshintalu’ as part of the wedding ritual. It’s unclear whether these weddings were genuine or just a performance for attention.
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The incident caught the attention of the film’s director, Krishna Vamsi, who reacted with shock and disapproval.
As someone who deeply respects traditions, Vamsi expressed his concern that such acts are a mockery of sacred wedding rituals. He urged people not to insult or ridicule the rich cultural heritage and traditions.
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In his social media post, Vamsi stated, “This is not right. We should not insult, abuse, or ridicule our great culture and tradition. Please, I beg you not to do this.”
This incident shows a growing disturbing trend where people do extreme things just to get attention on social media and become popular for a day or two.
For example, in another video, an elderly couple was seen kissing during the movie screening, which many found inappropriate and lacking dignity.
These actions are setting a bad example, as fans who go overboard with their behavior are disrespecting cultural values and traditions and encouraging others to engage in similar public nuisances in the future.
It’s important to celebrate and enjoy things without crossing the line, ensuring that cultural heritage and public decency are upheld.
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