Ram Gopal Varma excluded from Vijayawada about the movie "Lakshmi & # 39; s NTR"

In a new line on his film "Lakshmi's NTR", controversial filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma was not allowed to enter Vijayawada. by the city police after threatening to speak at a press conference on the road.

million. Varma tweeted that his car had been stopped and that he had been forced to change cars and had been dropped off at the airport. The filmmaker said that the police had told him that he could not enter the city. He alleged that there was no democracy in Andhra Pradesh.

RGV, as its director is known as the director, wanted to give a press conference before the release of his film in Andhra Pradesh on May 1. He announced that he would address the media at NTR Circle.

Police stated that since prohibition orders were in effect because of the standard code of conduct for the current elections in Lok Sabha, no meeting can be allowed in public.

RGV will probably address the media after arriving in Hyderabad late in the evening.

His film "Lakshmi's NTR" aired in Telangana last month, but the High Court of Andhra Pradesh suspended its screening until the end of the month. elections.

While the simultaneous elections to the Assembly of Andhra Pradesh and Lok Sabha were held on April 11, RGV announced its intention to release the film on May 1.

The film talks about the founder and former Telugu Party Desam (TDP) Andhra Second wedding of the Prime Minister of Pradesh NT Rama Rao with Lakshmi Parvathi and subsequent differences in the family, which led to the revolt of his son-in-law N. Chandrababu Naidu in August 1995. NTR died in January 1996.

Some TDP leaders approached the court and the electoral commission to stop filming the film for the elections while the film projected the TDP leader and the minister in chief of Andhra Pradesh, Chandrababu Naidu, in an unfavorable light.

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