‘Ole Ole’ song controversy: ‘Mass Jathara’ team responds; Sreeleela says, ‘Those lines are apt’ | Telugu Movie News

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The ‘Mass Jathara’ crew, led by Ravi Teja and Sreeleela, took a stand amidst the swirl of social media backlash over their song ‘Ole Ole’. Director Bhanu Bhogavarapu clarified that the lyrics are intended to embody quaint village humor and the spirit of festivity rather than any disrespectful connotation.

The team of the upcoming film ‘Mass Jathara’, starring Ravi Teja and Sreeleela, has spoken out after the film’s song ‘Ole Ole’ came under fire on social media.The song received much heat as the listeners called the lyrics as abusive and also problematic.

‘Mass Jathara’ team reacts to ‘Ole Ole’ song controversy

Now, the director Bhanu Bhogavarapu, along with the film’s lead stars, addressed the criticism. In a recent media interaction, they clarified that the criticism stems from misunderstanding the song’s cultural and situational context.During an interview with host Suma, Bhanu Bhogavarapu said that some people are calling other films bold, but when it comes to his films, they are having issues. He said, “In our villages, during local fests, people narrate cheeky stories that might sound abusive. But in reality, they are not abusive.”The filmmaker explained that the song reflects the rustic humour and festive energy of village celebrations and it is not meant to offend but to entertain with local flavour.

Sreeleela on the lyrics of ‘Ole Ole’

Sreeleela, who plays the female lead, backed her director and co-star, saying, “Those lines are apt for the moment.” The actress emphasized that the lyrics align perfectly with the story’s tone and the characters’ emotions. In another interview, she also shared her comfort level working with Ravi Teja, noting that she feels “satisfied and confident” while performing their combination scenes.

Mass Jathara – Ole Ole Lyric Video | Ravi Teja, Sreeleela | Bheems Ceciroleo | Bhanu Bogavarapu

Ravi Teja calls for perspective

Ravi Teja said during the interview that people are reacting only to the opening lines and not the fun that follows it. He added that some English words people use every day are far worse. According to the superstar, the audiences only has issue when such abusive words are in Telugu. The actor urged viewers to withhold judgment until they watch the full sequence in the film. Ravi Teja suggested that context transforms perception.Directed by Bhanu Bhogavarapu, ‘Mass Jathara’ is gearing up for a theatrical release on October 31.

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