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KTR uses Ram Charan's songs for election campaign
It is no news that IT Minister K T Rama Rao is one of the very few politicians on the Indian scene who is well versed with popular trends and what drives the young generation
Hyderabad: It is no news that IT Minister K T Rama Rao is one of the very few politicians on the Indian scene who is well versed with popular trends and what drives the young generation.
He was recently found quoting Ram Charan's popular song from the roaring hit Rangasthalam - "Aa Gattunnuntava Naganna, Ee Gattukosthava”.
The premise of the song depicts a local election campaign in the protagonist's village where he is found coaxing his folks to vote for his party, and not the opposition.
KTR said if Congress comes to power, it would be the same old story of the state's citizens suffering and only having power for 6 hours everyday.
The Minister is known for keeping himself updated on latest pop culture and trends and often quotes movie lyrics in his campaigns.
