Hello RGV! Why Don't You Satire Them?

Did you know? Recently, a  woman, who had taken no permission from the hospital's officials, entered covid wards straight away to the Government General Hospital, Kakinada with a coconut bottle in her hand. And then, she started applying the oil to the covid patients. When the hospital staff expressed anger on her for entering the covid wards and for spreading the disease to others, she idiotically argued with them for some time and left the place. 

There is a reason for the disclosure of this incident in this space. 

It's a known fact that director Rgv always cries foul on the beliefs in Hindu religion and the PM Narendra Modi. He is too innovative in posting satires on the beliefs of the people. And the latest take from his is to take potshots on Ayurvedic doctor Anandayya's medical treatment for covid patients. He posted a series of tweets sarcastically. 

But then, Rgv has never posted tweets against the robbery being done in private hospitals. Never ever has he questioned various treatments connecting to covid on their authenticity. He loves anti-nationals like Mamatha Banerji. 

Now, let's get back to the incident depicted in the first paragraph. It's quite common to apply coconut oil for treatment of patients in particular prayer buildings of a religion. Why hasn't Rgv posted satires on such superstitions? Why hasn't he made a sarcasm on 'Thayethulu' tied to the wrists by a particular religion's people. 

Of late, it has become a fashion for cine celebs like Rgv, Kamal Haasan, Prakash Raj and hero Siddharth to criticize the beliefs of a larger section of people. 

But then, why do Rgv and like-minded people behave in such a shameless manner? According to reports, these people are in good books of some minor sections. they adore him like a seer. Rgv's sayings (?) are affectionately forwarded among Whatsapp groups and social media platforms of these people to spread negativity and hatred on one section of people.