MAA Elections 2021- Mohan Babu, Naga Babu, SPARC pre-election poll, Siddharth comments
One day before the MAA elections, Mohan Babu releases an audio message.
Mohan Babu, a senior Tollywood actor, has released an audio message.
He has encouraged all members of the Movie Artistes’ Association (MAA) to vote for his son Manchu Vishnu, who is running for president in the MAA elections on October 10.
The actor expressed his disappointment that the aim of Tollywood’s bigwigs in creating MAA had been thwarted.
“With the backing of two Telugu administrations, I am certain that Vishnu and his team would fulfil every promise made in the manifesto,” he added.
Prakash Raj is vying for the top job at the MAA.
Naga Babu says senior actor, Naresh, is a megalomaniac.
Naga Babu, Megastar Chiranjeevi’s brother, described elder Naresh as a megalomaniac in an exclusive interview.
“I recently learned that Naresh disbursed money during his campaign for president.
“He got 170 votes by persuading voters,” he claims.
Naga Babu has said that Naresh was the MAA’s worst president in its history.
In response to a query, he accused the Manchu Vishnu panel of engaging in fraud in order to get the votes of senior actors and actresses.
He also stated that Prakash Raj is a more talented actor than Mohan Babu.
Manchu Vishnu is expected to win easily in the MAA elections, according to a SPARC pre-election poll.
A pre-poll study on Movie Artistes’ Association elections was performed by the Social Political Analysis Research Centre (SPARC), an opinion collecting organisation.
The survey was conducted in two methods.
One method is to solicit the opinions of members over the phone and gather information in person.
According to the SPARC poll, Manchu Vishnu is expected to receive 450 to 551 votes out of a total of 950 ballots, while Prakash Raj is expected to receive 200 to 257 votes.
Manchu Vishnu and Prakash Raj are fighting for the position of president. The elections would take place on October 10.
In the MAA elections, hero Siddharth answers to a non-local issue.
In an exclusive interview, South Indian star Siddharth said that he will vote in elections because he was granted life membership in the Telugu cinema organisation in 2014.
Responding to a non-local squabble that developed after actor Prakash Raj launched his candidacy for president, he stated that it is not appropriate to bring such an issue into a creative industry like film.
“As an entertainer, I act in five Indian languages,” he explained.
His forthcoming film Maha Samudram, directed by Ajay Bhupathi, will be released in theatres on October 14.