Sai Dharam Tej says fans have put him in 'great anxiety': Following my vehicle...
Sai Dharam Tej has issued a statement requesting his fans to prioritise their safety.
- Entertainment News
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Sai Dharam Tej is basking in the success of his recently released film Bro, co-starring Pawan Kalyan. Now, that the film is steady at the box office, Sai Dharam issued a statement thanking his fans for their love and support for Bro. However, in the note, he addressed the issue which has put him in "great anxiety".
3 things you need to know
- Bro, helmed by Samuthirakani, hit the theatres on July 28.
- The film has earned around Rs 74.60 crore in India.
- Bro is a remake of Vinodhaya Sitham (2021).
What put Sai Dharam Tej in great anxiety?
On Friday (August 4), Sai Dharam took to his X handle, formally known as Twitter, and posted a note expressing gratitude for receiving "love and support" from his fans. However, he mentioned that their "greater love" has put a "greater responsibility" on the actor.
"While I appreciate your love, some of you have put me in great anxiety following my vehicle to take selfies and shoot videos of me, driving single-handedly and taking photos/videos when on your bikes. I humbly request and urge you to please refrain from doing such things & Please please please wear a helmet," requested the actor.
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(Sai Dharam Tej shared this statement | Image: Sai Dharam Tej/X)
Sai Dharam Tej revealed that he considers his fans as brothers, and their safety is paramount for the actor. "I cannot bear the thought of any harm coming to you because of a momentary thrill. Life is precious, and I want to see each one of you happy, healthy, and thriving," the actor concluded.
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Sai Dharam Tej constantly reminds fans to prioritise their safety
Before the release of Bro, the actor had issued a similar statement asking his fans to be careful during the process of upholding the banners and cut-outs. "Your safety means the world to me, and cannot bear the thought of any harm coming your way in the excitement of celebrations. Your love and support are invaluable, but your safety and well-being are even more," an excerpt from his statement read.