For
quite
some
time
are
we
witnessing
a
cold
war
between
the
two
pillars
of
sandalwood
post
their
supposed
friendship
fallout
due
to
a
difference.
It
is
not
just
them,
but
also
their
fans
in
the
social
media
who
hurl
abuses
at
one
another
perpetually.
Yes,
we
are
speaking
about
Abhinaya
Chakravarthy
Kichcha
Sudeep
and
Box
Office
Sulthan,
Darshan.
Darshan,
who
had
announced
that
he
is
no
longer
friends
with
Kichcha
Sudeep
via
his
twitter
account,
couple
of
years
ago,
seems
to
be
maintaining
cordial
relationship
with
other
stars
of
Kannada
fraternity
except
Sudeep.
The
same
is
the
case
with
Sudeep
too.
This
has
paved
way
for
the
media
to
spice
up
the
sensation,
which
in
turn
irks
fans
in
the
social
media
causing
'Fan
Wars’.
The
recent
ghee
to
the
fire
is
the
release
of
D
Boss’s
Robert
movie
poster.
Just
a
couple
of
days
ago
did
we
witness
a
pompous
release
of
Sudeep’s
much
anticipated
Pailwaan’s
poster
release
in
not
just
Kannada
language
but
in
multiple
languages.
Many
stars
supported
Kichcha
across
various
industries
who
released
the
poster
and
minutes
later,
respective
posters
took
the
social
media
by
storm.
Mohanlal
from
Malayalam,
Megastar
Chiranjeevi
from
Telugu,
Vijay
Sethupathi
from
Tamil
&
Sunil
Shetty
from
Hindi
did
the
honors
for
our
Kichcha
and
the
trend
started
within
no
time.
Much
to
the
surprise,
the
team
of
Robert
decided
to
unveil
their
theme
poster
via
twitter,
the
subsequent
day.
Without
any
prior
announcement
or
hint,
this
was
a
swift
move,
which
made
the
media,
and
social
media
folks
assume
that
all
is
still
not
well
with
the
tall
and
handsome
hunks
of
Sandalwood.
Coming
to
the
statistical
part
of
the
competition
which
generally
defines
the
star
power
(according
to
most
fans),
Pailwaan
was
released
through
Sudeep’s
official
twitter
account
and
has
received
a
huge
5.5K+
retweets
and
26.7K
Likes
while
D
Boss’s
Robert
movie
poster
which
was
released
from
his
official
account
has
amassed
5.5K+
retweets
and
16K
Likes.
Industry
folks
and
well-wishers
of
both
Sudeep
&
Darshan
have
gone
gaga
over
respective
poster
releases,
as
both
posters
have
been
lauded
in
abundance.
Though,
Robert’s
poster
is
said
to
be
inspired
by
The
Rock’s
poster
(which
is
indeed
similar),
the
supposed
controversy
has
not
deterred
the
moods
of
D
Boss’s
fans.
With
the
competition
beginning
from
the
poster
level
itself,
will
the
production
house
of
both
movies
aim
for
a
closer
release
dates
to
see
stiffer
competition?