The last days of NTR were very tragic: Ram Gopal Varma

Before Lakshmi's release of NTR on Friday, director Ram Gopal Varma says it was Balakrishna who gave him the idea to make the film. "Balakrishna met with me to discuss a biographical film about NTR, it was at that time that I had this idea. However, after that, I went to Mumbai without access to social media. I therefore had no idea of ​​the events that followed. I simply took up my idea and the film happened, which is why I dedicated it to Nandamuri Balakrishna, "recounts Ram Gopal Varma. I have met him and that is the truth. However, my story begins after Lakshmi Parvathi entered the life of NTR. The episode Nadendla Bhaskar Rao is not here in my film. "

The non-conformist director firmly states that CM's son-in-law, Chandrababu Naidu, is the biggest strategist of the two. "Nadendla and NTR met only on the political front, while Chandrababu Naidu hit him despite his family affiliation. The biggest conspiracy lies in this plot, because NTR believed it a lot, "said RGV, explaining that he had gathered a lot of information and met many people for his film.

" Nobody knows the truth and after collecting so much information, no matter what I believed, I showed it in this movie. "

Adding that this film was a special film in his career, the director said:" NTR is a popular Telugu character and, since his last days, has been extremely tragic, It was a difficult and moving task for me to tell the story that I was trying to do with a lot of responsibility. The more delicate and complex the questions, the more people look at it. I've tried to be as faithful as possible to NTR. "

Will his film have an impact on voters in the next election?
"The voter sees a lot of elements like government policies, but the most important is trust. I do not know what voters will feel after watching my movie, "he says, even though he's hesitant to name who will likely become the CM of Andhra Pradesh.

"I do not know and I can not predict. No matter who comes, things will never change because change only happens through the process, "he said.

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