Veteran
director
Ram
Gopal
Varma
is
known
for
his
weird
comments.
Though
his
comments
sound
weird
and
creepy
at
times,
he
has
his
style
of
handling
a
situation.
One
can
easily
understand
that
this
man
isn't
afraid
about
expressing
his
thoughts,
which
at
times
shakes
one's
alter-ego.
And
him
targeting
heroes
and
hero
worship
isn't
the
first
time.
Today
too,
RGV
had
paid
respects
for
the
demise
of
Telugu
Superstar
Krishna,
with
a
strange
tweet
that
didn't
go
well
with
Mahesh
Babu's
fans.
The
tweet
read,
" No
need
to
feel
sad
because
I
am
sure
that
Krishna
garu
and
Vijayanirmalagaru
are
having
a
great
time
in
heaven
singing
and
dancing".
He
also
attached
a
video
of
a
duet
song
from
the
movie
'Mosagallaku
Mosagadu',
starring
Krishna
and
Vijaya
Nirmala.
This
is
not
the
first
time
that
RGV
deals
with
a
personal
loss
absurdly.
A
few
years
ago,
when
Bollywood
actor
Amitabh
Bachchan's
mother
passed
away,
media
houses
quoted
RGV
that
"instead
of
crying
and
making
the
family
sad,
one
should
talk
about
the
special
moments
shared
with
the
deceased
person
and
make
the
death
a
memorable
one
for
both
the
deceased
and
the
family.
Celebration
didn't
mean
partying
joyfully
but
to
remember
the
person's
virtues".
While
Tollywood
fans
and
the
industry
collegues
are
paying
their
heartfelt
tributes
to
the
Ghattamaneni
family,
many
felt
RGV's
tweet
ghastly.
Last
night,
Telugu
actor,
politician
and
actor
Mahesh
Babu's
father
Krishna
Ghattamaneni
died
due
to
cardiac
arrest.
Krishna
was
married
to
Indira
Devi
before
marrying
actress
Vijaya
Nirmala.
It
was
alleged
that
Krishna
was
close
with
his
second
wife
Vijaya
Nirmala
and
was
left
devastated
after
her
sudden
demise.
While
he
was
trying
to
cope
up
with
her
loss,
his
first
wife
Indira
Devi
too
died
this
September.
The
loss
of
loved
ones,
combined
with
age
factor
is
said
to
have
taken
toll
on
Krishna's
health.
Actor
Krishna
has
also
worn
many
hats
apart
from
acting.
He
was
producer,
director
and
a
politician
too.
Our
deepest
condolences
to
Mahesh
Babu
and
his
family!
Story first published: Tuesday, November 15, 2022, 11:56 [IST]