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Balaiyaa makes his presence in Assembly
Balaiyaa makes his presence in Assembly Nandamuri Balakrishna made an exception by attending AP Budget session on Friday. Balakrishna looked on as the outbursts of the YSRC Chief Jaganmohan Reddy carried in the house.
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Celebrities particularly movie stars hardly attend the parliament or assembly sessions. Most of the Bollywood stars don’t attend the Parliament or Assembly sessions.
However, Nandamuri Balakrishna made an exception by attending AP Budget session on Friday. Balakrishna appeared happy watching the house proceedings and looked on as the outbursts of the YSRC Chief Jaganmohan Reddy carried in the house.
Balakrishna who is an MLA for Hindupur constituency of Anantapur district was accompanied recently by Ministers Devineni Umamaheswara Rao and P.Sunitha witnessing the inspection of the Jeedidpalli reservoir in Anantapur district. Also, Balakrishna intends to get industries counting the Santoor soap factory of the IT major Wipro in his constituency.
Just few days back, YS Jagan brought up the issue of Balakrishna’s gun firing at Producer Bellamkonda’s house in the AP Assembly. While the issue was long dismissed, Balakrishna seems to be handling his political and movie career quite well. Currently, the actor is filming for his next movie titled ‘Lion’ under the direction of debutant Satya Deva.
