Telugu Actor Apologises For Derogatory Comments Against Vishnuvardhan

Telugu Actor Vijaya Rangaraju Apologises For Derogatory Comments Against Vishnuvardhan
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Telugu Actor Vijaya Rangaraju Apologises For Derogatory Comments Against Vishnuvardhan

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Telugu artist Vijay Rangaraju who had made derogatory comments against the late Sandalwood star Vishnuvardhan has wholeheartedly regretted his words and apologized to the Karnataka people and Vishnu fans pleading for their forgiveness.

Telugu artist Vijay Rangaraju who had made derogatory comments against the late Sandalwood star Vishnuvardhan has wholeheartedly regretted his words and apologized to the Karnataka people and Vishnu fans pleading for their forgiveness.

The actor is seen going down on his knees and shedding tears in a video while pleading for forgiveness, which has gone viral. The actor, who is suffering from Corona virus has said that he is being punished for his fault. "I spoke wrongly about Vishnu Dada, forgive me. Presently, I am suffering from Corona. I am begging for pardon from Vishnu fans, Vishnu's family, top stars Puneeth Rajkumar, Sudeep, and Upendra. What I did was a blunder. Please forgive me. What I spoke about Vishnu Dada is entirely wrong. I have got punishment for this wrong act. I am suffering from Corona for I have sinned," thus has grieved Vijay Rangaraju over the video.

"Please leave me. I don't have money. I have kept surviving doing some small roles in the industry. What I spoke about Vishnuvardhan is wrong. I am falling at the feet of all Vishnuvardhan fans. Please excuse me. I realised that I have committed a blunder. Can I touch such a big actor? Henceforth I will never speak ill of any actor of any language," thus has spoken Vijaya Rangaraju in a repenting tone.

Earlier, the actor had stated that he had quarreled with Vishnuvardhan some decades back and made some cheap comments about that incident which had gone viral on social media, drawing the wrath of his fans and the whole cinema industry.

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