Actor Manchu Manoj made indirect yet satirical remarks about his father Mohan Babu during his 43rd birthday media interaction, once again bringing the long-discussed Manchu family issues into the spotlight.
Speaking to the media on the occasion of his birthday, Manoj revealed that he plans to expand his social service initiatives in a bigger way. He stated that he is currently carrying out these activities using his own money. A structured plan will soon be implemented to widen the reach of his charitable efforts.
During the interaction, Manoj was also asked about the ongoing family disputes. Responding indirectly, he said that the media should “ask the person concerned” if they want answers regarding the controversy.
Satirical Comments Go Viral
While addressing the issue, Manoj passed satirical remarks towards his family members, including his father Mohan Babu and brother Manchu Vishnu. In a sarcastic tone, he remarked that reporters already know whom to ask. He jokingly advised them not to carry microphones while going there, but instead wear helmets.
His comments quickly became a talking point on social media, with many interpreting them as indirect satire aimed at the ongoing tensions within the Manchu family. The helmet remark is seen as a veiled reference to past incidents involving his father and the media.
When asked whether justice had been served to him and what kind of fight he plans to continue, Manoj responded emotionally. He said that justice had already happened in the form of the universe itself.
Career and Social Work
On the professional front, Manchu Manoj has become increasingly active after marriage and recently impressed audiences with performances in two films. He is now gearing up to return as a lead actor with the upcoming film David Reddy, which is currently under production. Apart from this, he also has several other projects in the pipeline.
Recently, Manoj also launched a trust named AIKYA (AIKYA Dhairya Sena Samithi) to expand his social welfare activities and support service-oriented initiatives on a larger scale.
