There is a TV news channel in the state which is mostly known for its bias on hero Mahesh Babu through its specialized cine based programs. On Sunday, 9th September, the channel telecasted a cine based program consisting the title 'Pawan and Mahesh ready to cross 100 cr. mark'. The channel made many mistakes announcing the collections and the positions of the movies and even a child can recognize those figures are deliberately manipulated by the channel. Check out the following points, which give you the bias and hatred of the channel on some of the heroes of tollywood.
REGARDING GABBAR SINGH AND DOOKUDU: The channel repeatedly mentioned GS stood at one of the movies among top three grossers of tollywood as if it sounds GS stood at third position and 'Dookudu' at second position. Strangely, the channel mentioned Overseas collections of 'GS' and 'Dookudu' and stated 'Dookudu' stands top with Rs.12 crores collection and GS with 8 crores. In fact, the difference of shares is very less. However, the channel didn't give the collection details of other areas of both the movies, as it clearly knows that everywhere GS surpassed 'Dookudu' with a huge margin.
REGARDING RAM CHARAN: Ram Charan, in fact, is in full swing as his movies hold industry 1st and 3rd places of tollywood currently. So, obviously he is strongly expected his forthcoming releases to be placed in the list of Rs.100 crores club. But, he was ignored by the channel.
REGARDING OTHER HEROES: Allu Arjun has already crossed the mark of Rs.40 crores share through his 'Julayi'. However, the channel forgot it. Interestingly, the channel has not even mentioned the name of Prabhas in the program.
BOTTOM-LINE: Till some days ago, the channel ignored Pawan Kalyan in these kind of bias programs and talked about Mahesh, Jr.NTR and Ram Charan. Now, Cherry is replaced by Pawan Kalyan, even though he is in full form. Ignoring other heroes such as Allu Arjun, Prabhas, Ravi Teja, Naga Chaitanya is also not fair from the part of the channel. Hope, the channel comes up with transparent cine based programs in future.