Ram Gopal Varmas Vyuham censored with 'U'

Ram Gopal Varma, famously known as RGV, has always been a filmmaker who doesn't shy away from controversy. Recently, during a media conference celebrating the censor certificate for his upcoming movie "Vyuham" RGV shared his thoughts on various subjects, providing a glimpse into the film and his perspective on current affairs.

During the conference, a reporter asked RGV about his feelings towards Chandrababu. RGV responded with his trademark wit, saying he likes Chandrababu more than Rasagulla, equating his affection with the popular sweet.

Addressing the speculation that the film might be released as an election strategy, RGV made it clear that "Vyuham" was indeed made with the election in mind. He asserted that the film would be released shortly before the elections, emphasizing that it was created for this purpose.

Responding to queries about his movie clashing with "Salaar" and the use of real incidents, RGV dismissed any connection between the two. He clarified that "Vyuham" was made for a specific audience and was based on a genuine incident.

Asking about Jagan's chances of winning again after the movie's release, RGV distanced himself from making political predictions. He expressed his disbelief in God and stated that he is not an astrologer, refusing to speculate on future political outcomes.

When questioned about his admiration for Pawan Kalyan, RGV explained that it stems from the actor-politician's inconsistency, which he finds entertaining.

Explaining the symbolism in the movie's poster featuring glass, lotus flower, and bicycle, RGV challenged reporters to become journalists and interpret the symbolism themselves. All the three symbols represent three political parties in AP.

Lastly, RGV hinted at the content of his upcoming movie, "Vyuham 2," suggesting that it will delve into the strategies employed by various individuals from YSR's death until Jagan became the CM. RGV teased that the film would address the Kodi Kathi case and Viveka Nanda's murder case, promising a detailed exploration of these events.

Dismissing any intention of entering public service in the future, RGV made it clear that such thoughts are not on his agenda.

The film was certified with 'U' by the censor board.