Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2 effect: School teacher says movie spoiling students

Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna’s Pushpa: The Rule has broken all the records to emerge as one of the biggest hits of all time in Indian cinematic history. The swag and dialogues of Pushpa and the beauty of Srivalli left everyone hooked, or rather a section of the movie-loving audience highly impressed. So it is normal for anyone to expect that such a huge blockbuster will definitely have an impact on society in some way or the other.

Importantly, youngsters, more vulnerable students are likely to be impressed by the dialogues, dressing sense, styling, and behaviour of the lead actor or the actress. And that seems to be happening in the case of ;Allu Arjun -led Pushpa 2 too.

Allu Arjun’s Pushpa 2 making the wrong impression on students?

In the sequel, Bunny plays the role of a Sandalwood smuggler. Hence although the lead hero of the movie, it is clear that he is doing a criminal act. Now a government school teacher has said that Pushpa 2 has made a bad impact on half of her students. According to the teacher employed at Yousufguda, Hyderabad, the movie has made her students behave like spoiled brats.

"Half of the students in my school have been spoiled after watching Pushpa," says the High School Headmistress
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The headmistress shared her frustration saying that it is difficult to handle the students, especially those studying in government schools. She alleged that not only students are skipping daily classes but their language and behaviour are also getting influenced by to surroundings with many students coming with odd hairstyles matching Pushpa 2’s main character played by Allu Arjun .

Teachers concerned over the bad behaviour of students

This was discussed recently during a meeting of the school teachers with the Education Commission. Most of the school teachers as well as the headmasters thought that cinema, as well as media’s influence on students, is increasing day by day.

According to the Gulte report the headmistress said, “They don’t behave well and pick up bad language from their streets and homes. Especially, their hairstyle is very odd, and when we try to tell them to change it, they pay no ear to us. Even the parents also not concerned about it.”