Attempts to Hijack Charan's Factor in RRR, Again?

Mega Power Star Ram Charan's RRR first look teaser 'Bheem for Ramaraju', which was released on March 27 in connection with Ram Charan's birthday, has now become a runaway hit. Ram Charan's terrific screen presence turned instrumental factor for the teaser's success in all five languages it released. Young Tiger NTR's voice over has turned one of the huge advantages for the teaser. 

But then, a group of people desperately tried to hijack the craze generated by Mega Power Star in the first teaser. There have been innumerable articles on NTR's voice over and comments under Youtube uploads of the teaser. Ram Charan's factor was merely discarded by some media with the involvement of P* of the film. 

It seems attempts again started against Mega Power Star for Ramaraju for Bheem's teaser to be released on Young Tiger's birthday that falls on May 20. 

As per the planning, this time NTR should make his screen appearance while Ram Charan should lend his voice. Naturally, everyone expects Ram Charan would articulate his own style of dialogues. 

Bu then, a foreign overactive kid named 'Bujji' comes up with an advice to Ram Charan.  He can speak Telugu. He demanded Ram Charan to vocalize dialogues like NTR's 'Rakhi' court scene dialogues in RRR's next teaser. 

This boy's silly advice could easily be ignored had those useless words not been aired by an irresponsible top news channel led by Ravi Prakash previously..Who is this boy to make such idiotic demands? Every hero has his own style of performance. He shouldn't step feet to another hero's shoes. 

According to an inside talk, above boy, who is an NTR's fan frequently seen in NTR fan groups in social media, has specially been deployed by the team that worked aggressively to highlight NTR's voice over for RRR first teaser. 

Meanwhile, there's a million dollar question whether Ram Charn would really lend his voice for NTR's teaser? If he does it so, can't it be felt monotonous by movie lovers? Fans wish to listen NTR's dialogues apart from his screen presence. Will it be possible? Everything is in Rajamouli's hands. Let's see what's the take of the director.