Allu Arjun recently visited Delhi to promote his latest film Pushpa 2: The Rule. Following his press meet at the national capital, speculations originated as to his political ambitions. However, the south Indian superstar's team has clarified that he has no such plan.
"We would like to clarify that recent rumours about Mr. Allu Arjun entering politics are entirely false and baseless. We kindly request media outlets and individuals to refrain from spreading unverified information," said the actor's team in a statement.
Meanwhile, Pushpa 2: The Rule has made, in less than a week, a total worldwide gross of Rs 1000 crore, as per trade reports. Commenting on this, Arjun said at the event, “Numbers are temporary, but love is etched in hearts forever. I always believe records are meant to be broken. It’s nice I am in this top spot now, but in the next 2-3 months, I hope these records are broken soon, no matter which film does it, be it Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, or any other. That’s progression; that means India is going up. I wish for these numbers to be broken as soon as possible because that is growth, and I love growth.”
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At the same event, Arjun compared his Pushparaj character to India. “As an Indian standing in the country’s capital, I believe India will lead the future of the world. India will be the leading country in the world,” later adding in Hindi, “Ye naya Bharat hai, ye ab rukega nahi, ye kabhi jhukega nahi (This is the new India, it won’t stop or bow down).”
