Did you know? Pro TDP and pro YSRCP media have an immense fear on Megastar Chiranjeevi. "Whenever, Chiranjeevi's name is connected to politics by any means, they literally get fainted due to extreme consternation.
There is a valid reason for anti media's fear on Megastar. Barring TDP and Congress, Chiranjeevi led PRP was the only political party that appeared to have emerged the third force in the political history of united Andhra Pradesh. It was also felt by political analysts, had Chiranjeevi not merged the PRP in the Congress party, he would have become the chief minister in subsequent electoral battles. But then, Chiranjeevi denounced politics and is busy doing movies.
Having witnessed Chiranjeevi's political track record, yellow media developed fear on Megastar. That's why, whenever, Megastar's name is connected to politics, pro TDP and pro YSRCP's media spill venom on Chiranjeevi.
In the meanwhile, YSRCP's minister Kurasala Kannababu's younger brother was dead recently due to cardiac arrest. Chiranjeevi paid a visit to Kannababu's house to pay his condolences.
In fact, Chiranjeevi gave everything to Kannababu like fame, money and political life. When Kannababu was working as a small journo in Eenadu newspaper, Chiranjeevi made him his PR and film distributer. Kannababu was given an MLA ticket from Kakinada Rural. Eventually, Kannababu became an MLA then. But then, Kannababu joined YSRCP in subsequent days, and started criticising Megastar and Power Star Pawan Kalyan. His ingratitude on mega family was hated by mega fans. In spite of his ingratitude, Chiranjeevi, visited his house.
Despite knowing the fact how Chiranjeevi exhibited his great heart on Kannababu, did you know how yellow media reacted? A CBN Chandrajyothi media published the article with the heading, "Kannababu Intlo Chiranjeevi konni nimushale! Kaaranam?" (Chiranjeevi spent only a few minutes in Kannababu's house. Reason?) Besides, the media didn't publish how Kannababu grew with Megastar's support. Many other yellow media too published something similar reports.