Lokesh following Bollywood trend

April 15, 2015 12:55
Lokesh following Bollywood trend

After the death of YS Rajashekar Reddy, the former Chief Minister of united Andhra Pradesh, Jagan is never taken back in his political activities. He started meeting all the people across the state in the name of Odarpu Yatra for few months continuously. That brought him the huge sympathy among the public. Because according to the logic, Jagan should be the owner of sympathy at that time as he lost his father, but in reverse he started showing sympathy on people as he felt that they are suffering a lot for his father's death. 

Whatever the case, he continued the tour for few months in few installments. As it a trend to follow any better idea that can reach the public, this trend is now followed by our beloved Chief Minister N.Chandrababu Naidu's most beloved son Lokesh.

Basically, Lokesh is considered as the most charming and chubby young politician. The appearance of him looks like a Bollywood actor but the sad thing is, he is following that so called Bollywood's remake trend too.

Where ever a movie becomes successful, regardless of the language, the Bollywood will be very enthusiastic to copy and paste the same. The same way now, Lokesh is copying and pasting the Jagan's  “Odarpu Yatra” tour. Though the purpose and the situation is different, the activities and the process carried down by Lokesh tour is a perfect replica of Jagan's tour.

With the name “Sankshema Yatra”, Lokesh is conducting this tour accompanied by the senior politicians of TDP. He initiated with Chittoor and received a good response and with the same enthusiasm, he is further heading to other areas.   

But the thing is, it would be better if Lokesh just carries the charm of a Bollywood hero but not their trend. Only then, his identity can be felt. Isn't it..?  

by Phani

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