Vijaya Milk MD Reacts To Veera Mallu Poster

Just when you think movie promotions can�t get more unpredictable, something new pops up. This time, it�s Hari Hara Veeramallu and a viral poster slapped onto a packet of Vijaya Milk, at least that�s what it looked like on social media. The film, starring Pawan Kalyan and set for release on July 24, hasn�t seen massive buzz yet, but the fan movement is clearly trying to change that, sometimes in ways that backfire.

Photos of milk packets, buses, chips packets, and even water bottles carrying the Veeramallu poster started doing the rounds online. It didn�t take long for the internet to explode, some applauding the dedication, others questioning the sanity. The most eye-catching image was one showing the poster printed on a Vijaya Milk packet. And that�s where things took a turn. Krishna Milk Union�s Vijaya brand, a 60-year-old dairy company known across South India, had to step in.

Vijaya Dairy MD Eshwar Babu has now responded to the chaos. He dismissed the poster on their packets as fake, calling it �false propaganda.� He made it clear that neither the company nor any official team had approved such branding. �Some fans might have done this using our label without permission. It�s not from us. We do not support or promote any film or external brand,� he said. He also hinted that legal action could be taken if this continues.

Meanwhile, the blame game has picked up speed online. Netizens are pointing fingers at Pawan Kalyan�s fans, saying this kind of promotion crosses the line. But some fan pages claim it�s the work of political rivals, morphing and spreading fake posters to discredit both the actor and the party. Between all the counters and claims, the only thing that�s clear is this, a movie poster on a milk packet has now stirred up a full-blown controversy.