Spotlight: ‘Dushta Chatushtayam’ For AP In 2010

Andhra Pradesh has seen color Mayabazar on screen in 2010 and recalled the Dushta Chatushtayam- Sakuni, Duryodhan, Dussasan and Karna. But in reality the Telugus have seen a separate set of Dushta Chatushtayam in reality. They are:

Chidambaram (Sakuni): He is playing ‘joodam’ with the sentiments of Telugus and wishing to bring split in the state. His selfish motive is to take investors to Tamil Nadu, the neighboring state and also see Chennai growing multiple folds and Hyderabad going to dogs.

Sonia Gandhi (Duryodhan): She is always worried about her empire, her image and her son. She never likes if anyone else is praised in front of her..be it YSR or anyone. All that she wants is control over entire Telugus. She is acting as per Chidambaram’s gambling idea. She places a dummy CM in the state and sounds ‘core committee’ that has no members from Telugus.

Lalit Modi (Dussaasan): He is the rapist who is taking away the clothes (pride) of Telugus projecting Hyderabad and Vizag are the sensitive places and IPL cannot be held there. He never worried about turbulent Mumbai and bomb-blasts in Pune in this matter. He projects those places as safer when compared to Hyderabad and Vizag.

Rahul Gandhi (Karna/ Lakshmana Kumara): This fellow has got dual roles in reality. In one way he is Karna who simply says, ‘amma! Ade mana takshana kartavyam’…He is completely uninformed about the sentiments of people living in a place. He used to come here when pastures were green. But now kept the place and never opened his mouth eve when the youth got burnt in regional fires. On the other hand he is Lakshmana Kumara who feared to step into Hyderabad when the movies of a segment of producers and actors were troubled. He is ‘talli kongu chaatu bidda’ and does whatever his mom asks him to do. But he went to Mumbai when similar thing is carried by Mumbaikars. Why this biased nature?

On a whole, this ‘Dusta Chatushtayam’ (the Evil Four) is playing with Telugus mercilessly.

Written By Shivaji Rao

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