Bunny Vas Introduces �Ulfa Generation� at Event

At the Little Hearts song launch event, producer Bunny Vas came up with a fun new term, the �Ulfa generation.� When someone asked him if he belongs to Gen Z or Gen Alpha, he said he�s from the �Ulfa� generation instead. He explained it by saying that �Ulfas� are people who carry lunchboxes pretending to go to college but never actually attend classes. Instead, they roam around the city all day. He jokingly added that if there was ever a competition for such a generation, he would have surely been the leader.

He went on to praise a character in the film who perfectly fits this �Ulfa� generation. Bunny Vas said the actor reminded him of his own college friends during his intermediate days. He wasn�t sure if the actor is a real-life �Ulfa� or a sincere student, but the performance was very natural. He also shared a funny memory from his own life: he scored 86% in 10th, 91% in his first year of intermediate, but only 37% in the second year, something that happens to many students during that confusing phase of life.

Bunny Vas said the film beautifully shows how students� mindsets shift during this age. He recalled how he and his �Ulfa� gang once skipped the EAMCET exam just because the queue was too long, and instead, they went to watch a movie in a theatre. That memory, he said, came rushing back while watching the film, which made it even more special for him.

His speech was light-hearted, honest, and filled with personal stories that made the audience laugh and relate. By sharing his own ups and downs, Bunny Vas showed how the movie connects with real-life experiences of today�s youth. His funny yet touching words turned the event into a memorable one.