Ruckus over Mahesh Babu's 'Guntur Karam', demand to remove names of villains used in the film

South superstar Mahesh Babu's Guntur Karam is doing good collections at the box office. Recently, All India Student Federation has created an uproar over the name of the villain used in the film. In fact, there has been a demand to remove the names of the villains, Marx and Lenin, from the film. It was said in the notice that if this does not happen then protests will be held in the entire state against the film.

'Guntur Karam', directed by Trivikram Srinivas, is creating a stir at the box office. Since its release, the film seems to be breaking earning records. On one hand the film is getting good reviews from people. On the other hand, this film of Mahesh Babu is also becoming a victim of controversy. Actually, there is a lot of controversy over the name of the villain used in the film. All India Student Federation (AISF) has demanded to remove the names of villains, Marx and Lenin, from the film.

In the notice issued by the All India Students Federation, it was warned that if changes were not made in the name of the villain from the film, then protests would be held in the entire state. Along with this, the Federation had asked directors Trivikram Srinivas and Mahesh Babu to apologize publicly. He was asked to apologize for naming the villains in the film Marx and Lenin.

Notice issued in the name of villain

This notice was issued on Tuesday by AISF State Section President Wali Ullah Qadri. There was a demand to make immediate changes regarding this notice. Besides, a warning was also given by the Censor Board regarding this matter. According to the issued notice, if these changes are not made then agitation programs will be organized across the state. However, there has been no reaction from the makers on this matter yet.

making waves at the box office

Let us tell you that Mahesh Babu's Guntur Karam is doing good collection at the box office. The film is soon going to join the Rs 100 crore club. The film has earned Rs 11.50 crore on the fifth day. So far, the film has done a business of Rs 94.50 crore in all languages ​​in India.