Nagababu Revolt: PRP Could Have Won Then!

Amidst unprecedented craze, Megastar Chiranjeevi stepped into the shoes of politics in 2008 with lot of aspirations on united AP's development and social justice. People too appeared to have owned the new political party. 

Initially, some caste biased yellow media gave good promotions to Prp. Like sheep trusts butcher,  Prp too trusted media and some cunning politicians who defected from other parties and joined Prp. 

Megastar had also kept on affirming that he would do gentlemen's politics and would never indulge in harsh comments on anyone else. Truly, he kept his word. In turn, what happened? The rival parties and caste biased media took Chiranjeevi's soft nature as an advantage and indulged in Goebbels' propaganda on Prp. Except, Power Star Pawan Kalyan, there was no aggressive politician then. Of course, even Pawan Kalyan too appeared a bit immature then with some of his speeches. Above all, there was no social media to counter to rival parties. 

Since Mega Brother Nagababu tears to Balakrishna's acts into pieces now, mega fans are analysing that Prp could have got the victory with the same approach of other mega heroes in 2009. Mega fans are assuming following things could have happened with the current approach of mega heroes. 

* Covert Parakala Prabhakar, who was called a snake by Nagababu, could have got his shirt's collar held and was thrown out of the threshold of Prp party office. 

* Another covert Kesineni Nani was also given a fitting retort and would have been shown him doors. 

* Now that a number one news channel interviewed some controversial personalities and let them comment on Pawan Kalyan's personal issues, Pawan Kalyan too posted personal pics of the channel's head which has set a new history in AP and is considered India's one of the best rebellions against caste biased media houses. And the same attack on caste media could have made Prp win the election battle. 

BOTTOM-LINE: Whatsoever Janasena chief and his supporters appeared to have chosen a perfect approach to face 2019's general elections.