Vishwak Sen is always in the news for some controversy or the other. Now, he has slammed a YouTuber who trolled the makers of Kalki 2898 AD for copying content from Hollywood.
Vishwak supports Kalki 2898 AD
Vishwak Sen is one of the most controversial actors in Telugu cinema and it is very hard to keep him away from the news. Vishwak's tweets, speeches at movie events and post-release promotions draw some kind of controversy or the other.
This time, Vishwak made news regarding the upcoming magnum opus, Kalki 2898 AD, featuring Prabhas and Deepika Padukone as the main leads. Responding to one of the Youtuber's rants about the makers of Kalki taking a reference from several Hollywood films, Vishwak Sen strongly slammed the YouTuber and posted, "These people kill a movie before it releases".
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Not stopping there, Vishwak Sen also asked the YouTuber to make a ten-minute short film first and then talk about any film in the future. In his video, the YouTuber spoke about director Nag Ashwin being heavily inspired by films like Star Wars, Dune, and several other Hollywood biggies, which did not go well with Vishwak Sen.
But the YouTuber did not shy away and continued to slam Vishwak, stating that one need not make a short film to review a movie when it comes out. This is not the first time that Vishwak Sen has come out in public and had a spat with general fans or media heads. He is known to speak his heart, and this has landed him in a lot of trouble.
But the way he supported Kalki 2898 AD has won the hearts of Prabhas' fans, and they are praising Vishwak Sen to the sky. The popular hero was last seen in Gangs of the Godavari, which was a huge flop and is now streaming on Netflix. The reviews of the film also did not go well with Vishwak, and probably, he vented out his frustration when he saw a few YouTubers slamming Kalki 2898 AD as well.
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