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NTR fans question Varun Tej starrer ‘Korean Kanakaraju’ makers over spoof of iconic ‘Yuga Purushudu’ scene

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An old scene from Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao’s ‘Yuga Purushudu’ is trending as a meme. This scene was recently spoofed in Varun Tej’s film ‘Korean Kanakaraju’. Some fans of NTR questioned the inclusion of this scene in the new movie. They believe the makers intentionally used the trending meme for publicity. However, other viewers feel the scene was a simple recreation of the original.
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