Allu Arjun and Vijay Deverakonda landed in separate social media controversies after their Independence Day posts were reportedly deleted on August 15th. While Allu Arjun faced heavy trolling over the poster he shared, the reason behind Vijay Deverakonda removing his post remains unclear. Allu Arjun had shared an Independence Day poster that featured the Indian flag along with branding elements. Social media users quickly pointed out that the flag in the artwork appeared without the Ashoka Chakra, while an AA logo was also seen on the Red Fort. The poster triggered a debate over the use of national symbols in promotional content.
The post was reportedly deleted soon after the criticism started. However, screenshots had already spread across social media. The controversy also led to questions about the responsibility of celebrity teams while preparing posts related to the national flag and other official symbols. The issue became bigger because the post was shared on Independence Day. Allu Arjun has previously shared patriotic messages on the occasion and has maintained a public connection with Independence Day celebrations. His earlier posts were largely simple wishes, while this time the promotional artwork became the focus of discussion.
Vijay Deverakonda also deleted his Independence Day post today. He had shared a patriotic message remembering the sacrifices made for India’s freedom along with a new poster from his upcoming film Rana Baali. The post was later removed from his social media account. Interestingly, Mythri Movie Makers also deleted the same post from its official handle. Unlike the Allu Arjun controversy, there is no confirmed reason for Vijay’s deletion. The poster showed Vijay in the period action drama’s patriotic setting, with the Indian flag forming an important part of the visual. Some social media users began connecting the deletion with the flag representation, but there is no official confirmation from Vijay or the makers that this was the reason.
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