Ravi Teja has always maintained a certain distance from the media.
During film releases, he typically participates in interviews with predictable questions posed by anchors, and at most, engages in a Q&A session where he candidly responds to queries.
However, in a surprising departure from this routine, he recently agreed to multiple interviews in Mumbai.
When asked if he would also grant interviews in Telugu, his response was negative. He mentioned that he doesn't have a positive opinion about Telugu media.
It appears that Ravi Teja holds Mumbai media in high regard while having a less favorable view of Telugu media.
Inside sources suggest that Ravi Teja believes Telugu media asks superficial questions, whereas Mumbai media delves into more interesting and in-depth topics.
Moreover, the consistent absence of Telugu journalists asking the right questions has been a source of frustration for him.
The perception of selective favoritism, where one journalist is preferred over others, further complicates the situation.
Consequently, the option of not conducting any interviews at all seems to be gaining traction within Ravi Teja's team, as they believe it might not result in any significant loss.
Ravi Teja and his team may perceive their approach as correct, especially if the film succeeds. However, in case of failure, they might also attribute blame to Telugu media. This seems to be the current stance of Ravi Teja's approach.