Analysis: Balayya and Lokesh Speeches

Movie lovers and political lovers are always fond of listening to the speeches of Natasimham Nandamuri Balakrishna and Nara Lokesh due to valid reasons. However, the makers of Jai Simha are too smart enough joining 'Mama Allullu' on the same dais during the audio launch of Jai Simha. Following is the analysis on the speeches of Balakrishna and Nara Lokesh.

Balakrishna'S SPEECH: Prior to the audio launch, Nandamuri fans pinned lot of hopes on Balakrishna's Sanskrit and Telugu mixed slokas and film dialogues in his speech. Balakrishna hasn't disappointed them. As a matter of fact, he recited too many slokas and dialogues. 

As usually, Balakrishna recited his exclusive sloka 'Saptha sagara sangama sangeetha' during his speech. It is a known news that the same sloka is vocalized by him in all the film events. In addition to above sloka, he uttered one more sloka on Telangana and 'Mantram and Brahmin' sloka. At the end of the speech he chanted too many dialogues from Jai Simha which made fans jumped with joy. However, there was no coherence among the sentences constructed by him in his speech.

Meanwhile, Balayya, as usually, made much flattery on his late father NTR. Nara Lokesh became the new entrant in Balayya's flattery. Balayya went overboard with the words, "I am so lucky for having such alludu, and all the people of AP are also so lucky for having him as their minister". 

NARA LOKESH'S SPEECH: Ever since Nara Lokesh made his debut in active politics he has been lambasted by his critics about his speeches. They alleged that Lokesh makes many blunders in Telugu language in his speeches. Recently, a politician challenged him to utter the word 'Viswa Vikhyatha Nara Sarvabhouma'. in his speech.

It seems Lokesh took above criticisms to heart seriously. He appeared have mugged up the script written for his speech well. He uttered the word 'Viswa Vikhyatha Nata Sarvabhouma' finally. Although, he made not many mistakes, it was felt that he should have delivered a natural flow of speech extemporaneous. 

Another interesting observation in Nara Lokesh's speech is that he told a big lie on stage. He said his mavayya Balakrishna made a call to him every morning to release the funds for the former's Hindupur constituency. In contrast, people of Hindupur complain that never ever their MLA had a practice of visiting the constituency regularly. "In such case, how come he seek funds from his Alludu?" they question. 

On a whole, an exchange of praises and utmost flattery in the speeches of Balayya and Nara Lokesh were noticed during the audio launch of Jai Simha.