Irumudi Draws Teachers Federation Fire
Ravi Teja’s Irumudi is facing criticism over a few scenes involving government schools and teachers. The Andhra Pradesh Teachers Federation (APTF) has objected to the way these portions have been presented and has demanded that they be removed from the film.
The federation leaders said the teacher character has been shown in a negative manner. They also pointed out that the school featured in those scenes appears to be a government school, while the students are seen wearing uniforms similar to those used in government schools across the state.
APTF has expressed concern that such a portrayal could create a wrong impression about government schools and the teachers working in them. The federation has urged the Irumudi team to remove the scenes immediately.
The objection comes after the film’s theatrical release and has now brought attention to these particular portions of the movie. The makers are yet to respond to the demand from the teachers’ federation.
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