Sandhya Theatre cancels Pawan Kalyan's 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu' trailer event due to fan overload
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Nidhhi Agerwal , who recently acted with AP Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan in Hari Hara Veera Mallu, issued a clarification after facing severe backlash for travelling in a government vehicle to a store opening in Bhimavaram caption: Screengrab of the actress arriving in a vehicle belonging to the AP government. During the event, the local organisers arranged transportation for me, which happened to be a vehicle belonging to the Andhra Pradesh government. I had no role in choosing or requesting this vehicle — it was provided solely by the event organisers. I want to make it absolutely clear that these claims are completely baseless, and the use of the vehicle had nothing to do with any government officials Nidhhi Agerwal. What happened: During her recent visit to Bhimavaram for a store inauguration, Nidhhi was seen travelling in a vehicle belonging to the Andhra Pradesh government. Soon after, social media users began trolling the actress, questioning whether the arrangement had anything to do with her recent role alongside Pawan Kalyan in Hari Hara Veera Mallu. On Monday, the actress issued a statement, calling the claims 'completely baseless' and clarified that the car was arranged by the event organisers for logistical purposes and that she had no say in its selection. TNN
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India Today
2 days ago
- India Today
Nidhhi Agerwal denies role in using Andhra Pradesh government car for event
Actor Nidhhi Agerwal, who was recently seen in 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu', has responded to social media speculation concerning the use of a government car during a visit to Bhimavaram in Andhra Pradesh. The event, which was a store launch, led to online debates about her travel arrangements."I would like to address and clarify certain speculations circulating on social media regarding my recent visit to Bhimavaram for a store launch event," Nidhhi wrote in a statement. She clarified that local organisers provided her transportation, which happened to be a government vehicle. "I wish to clearly state that I had no role in requesting this vehicle - it was provided solely by the event organisers for logistical purposes," she misinterpretations, Nidhhi remarked, "Some online reports and posts are wrongly suggesting that this vehicle was sent to me by government officials. I want to make it absolutely clear that these claims are completely baseless. I share no connection in this context, and the use of the vehicle had nothing to do with any government officials." Her statement sought to clarify her position. The incident became controversial when Nidhhi was seen arriving at the event in a government car, sparking online expressed gratitude to her supporters, saying, "I deeply value my audience, and it is important to clarify my truth so that no misinformation is carried forward. I am grateful to my fans and well-wishers for their constant love and support."Professionally, Nidhhi's role in 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu' as Panchami was notable, although the film faced criticism for its visual effects and storyline. On the work front, she will be seen next in Prabhas's 'The Raja Saab', directed by Maruthi.- Ends
