The much-anticipated release of Pushpa 2 is set for December 5, and it’s already making waves in both the Tollywood industry and Andhra Pradesh's political circles. Recently, YCP leader Ambati Rambabu weighed in on the film, expressing his belief that no political forces could prevent the film from succeeding at the box office. He specifically alluded to efforts by the NDA government and its supporters trying to hinder the movie's progress, drawing a comparison to the failed boycott attempt of NTR’s Devara.

Ambati praised Pushpa 2, calling the first film "on a Hollywood level" and lauding Allu Arjun's performance. He eagerly expressed his own excitement to watch the sequel, calling it a guaranteed box office hit. His comments, however, seem to have been aimed at stirring up support among Allu Arjun's fanbase, suggesting that the film would face resistance from certain political factions.

This narrative, however, has sparked backlash from some of Allu Arjun's own fans, who pointed out that the Jagan government had previously imposed ticket price restrictions on Pushpa 1, limiting its success in Andhra Pradesh. This contradiction between Ambati's current support for Pushpa 2 and the government's past actions against the first part has not gone unnoticed.

Meanwhile, political commentators have noted that Ambati's focus on the film’s success seems out of place, especially as opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu has been grilling him about his time as the irrigation minister and the slow progress on the Polavaram project. Fans and critics alike have been quick to point out the disconnect between Ambati's comments on Pushpa 2 and the more pressing political matters in the state.