Jr NTR Loses Cool At RRR London Event As Fans Cause Chaos: 'Security Will Kick You Out'

Jr NTR, one of Telugu cinema’s biggest stars, lost his cool as he urged an out-of-control crowd to calm down and follow security instructions.

A video captured the moment Jr NTR appeared visibly irritated.

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New Delhi: Actor Jr. NTR, who is always calm and collected, had an unusual public tantrum on Sunday at the RRR live performance at London's famous Royal Albert Hall. A video of the RRR singer yelling at an obnoxious mob of fans who had become too rowdy to wait for him to pose for pictures with them has gone viral online.

A viral video captured Jr NTR visibly frustrated as he addressed the unruly crowd, urging them to cooperate with security. “I’ll give you a selfie, but you need to wait. If you behave like this, security will kick you out,” he warned. The actor was taken away from the area by security after the persistent fans ignored his requests.

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One fan wrote, "He was just concerned about fans." Another defended him, saying, "He doesn’t want his fans to get hurt. Is that so hard to understand?"

RRR Team Reunites

The RRR event at London’s Royal Albert Hall was nothing short of spectacular. Jr NTR took the stage alongside director SS Rajamouli and co-star Ram Charan for a special screening of the film, accompanied by a live orchestra performance. The trio received a thunderous welcome, with the atmosphere reaching a peak when the Oscar-winning track Naatu Naatu echoed through the historic venue.

During the event, Jr NTR paid a heartfelt tribute to two Telugu cinema legends — his uncle Balakrishna and Ram Charan’s father, Chiranjeevi. He said, “You know his father was known to be one of the greatest dancers, my uncle was also known to be a very good dancer. So I think this song will be a memory of what if his father and my uncle danced, and this is an ode to fabulous great dancers Chiranjeevi Garu and Balakrishnan Babai."