Overview
- Vijay Deverakonda, at the promotional event for Suriya's film 'Retro' in Hyderabad, voiced his anger against historical figures like Emperor Aurangzeb and British colonizers.
- The actor's remarks were fueled by his emotional response to the films 'Chhaava' and 'Kesari Chapter 2,' which explore India's resistance to oppression and colonial atrocities.
- Deverakonda specifically referenced the Jallianwala Bagh massacre depicted in 'Kesari Chapter 2,' calling for symbolic action against British colonizers for their historical crimes.
- Addressing contemporary issues, he proposed education as a solution to de-radicalize individuals and prevent terrorism in Kashmir, citing his personal experiences in the region during a film shoot.
- His comments have sparked significant public discourse, highlighting the intersection of cinema, historical memory, and current national security challenges.