A government school teacher from Yusufguda, Hyderabad, while interacting with the Education Commission has expressed her disappointment over the behaviour of students these days and has blamed Allu Arjun’s Pushpa films for the same.
A video has surfaced online that features the teacher talking about how students these days talk in a vulgar manner and sport terrible hairstyles.
She said, “They sport unbearable hairstyles and talk vulgarly. We focus only on education and ignore this. This is the situation not only in government schools but in private schools, too. As an administrator, I feel like I’m failing.”
She added, “They don’t seem to care even when we call parents to discuss these issues. You can’t even punish them because it might drive them to suicide. I have to blame the mass media for all this. Half the students in my school have become worse due to Pushpa. The film was certified with no concern for this.”
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Reacting to her statement, one social media user wrote, “To the principal, If you truly believe students are getting “spoiled” by watching films like Pushpa and getting influenced by them, then I’m actually glad they’re taking inspiration from cinema. So, I sincerely request you to screen films like 12th Fail, Super 30, Udaan, Anjali, 35 CKK, and Swades for them every single day. Let’s see how many of them magically turn into those characters. :)”
Another user commented, “Looks like I am the only one who finds Pushpa's attitude to be funny.”
A third third user wrote, “This is the problem with cringe and illiteracy!! Never let any illiterate watch cringe cinemas!”
Check out some of the responses below:
To the principal,
— Ashwith Harshavardhan (@avhr797) February 23, 2025
If you truly believe students are getting “spoiled” by watching films like Pushpa and getting influenced by them, then I’m actually glad they’re taking inspiration from cinema. So, I sincerely request you to screen films like 12th Fail, Super 30, Udaan, Anjali,…
Looks like I am the only one who finds Pushpa's attitude to be funny .
— Bharath (@bharatha_93) February 24, 2025
This is the problem with cringe and illiteracy!!
— John Murugan Khan (@Glorious_breeze) February 23, 2025
Never let any illiterate watch cringe cinemas!
I never liked this movie nor encouraged.
— Ramya || Calm 🐬🐬 (@RamyaCalm) February 23, 2025
Even as entertainment, this is not worth it. Glorifying a robber like seriously ?
I have a psychological take why such movies go crazy but again it will be controversial 😄🤦 I will rest my case here.
First they have to stop blaming the movies and teach their it's all fictional character in the movie's ok if some Good is their in movies learn and if any bad is their in movies we should be very careful in the life please tell that headmistress to learn disclaimer in the movie
— K . UDAY KIRAN (@Kudaykiran10) February 23, 2025
Starring Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil, Pushpa: The Rise released in 2021 and became a big success. Three years later, in 2024, its sequel Pushpa 2: The Rule released and broke almost all records.
