• Gulshan Devaiah has come out in support of Jr NTR.
• Devaiah wrote, ‘I think NTR’s accent is firstly not as bad as people.’
• He additionally tweeted in response to a reporter, ‘I think if NTR jr lived in the US, he’d sound.’

Gulshan Devaiah defended Jr. NTR after certain users of social media platforms criticized his accent on the Golden Globes red carpet. In response to a question regarding the song from his movie RRR, Jr. NTR stated, We thought, taking Rajamouli’s track record into consideration, we definitely thought we had a winner. But this was something more than a winner in Japan and today, America… come on, you don’t expect this to happen.” However, some individuals discussed his accent on social media networks.

Later, on Twitter, Gulshan Devaiah wrote, “I think NTR’s accent is firstly not as bad as people are making it out to be, secondly it’s a calculated PR strategy. Take it easy..let him try to spread his wings & fly. It’s good for Indian cinema if he breaks through the Hollywood global market. We all stand to gain from it.”

I think NTR’s accent is firstly not as bad as people are making it out to be, secondly it’s a calculated PR strategy. Take it easy..let him try to spread his wings & fly. It’s good for Indian cinema if he breaks through the Hollywood global market. We all stand to gain from it.

— “SuperGullu” (@gulshandevaiah) January 11, 2023

He additionally tweeted in response to a reporter, “I think if NTR jr lived in the US, he’d sound exactly like how he sounded now because that’s how HE would speak as a first gen immigrant. We all have relatives with even worse accents who’ve been living in the US for decades & yet we think we’re experts on accents.”

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