Jr NTR's body double recalls why Allu Arjun's bouncers pushed him at ViRosh wedding
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A viral reception video from Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda's wedding showed Allu Arjun's security pushing Jr NTR's body double. Eshwar Harris has now explained what really happened.
A viral video from the wedding reception of Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda has sparked discussion online after security personnel accompanying Allu Arjun were seen pushing aside a man in the crowd. The individual was later identified as Eshwar Harris, known in the industry as the body double of Jr NTR.
Following the video’s circulation on social media, Harris addressed the incident and explained what happened at the reception held in Hyderabad. According to him, the situation arose as he and Allu Arjun entered the venue at the same time, prompting the actor’s security team to stop him while clearing the path near the stage.
Harris confirmed in a social media post that he was the person seen in the clip. He explained that security personnel intervened when they believed he might approach the actor or block cameras during a photo opportunity.
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“We were going in at the same time Allu Arjun was coming in. When he was approaching the stage to click pictures, his bouncers thought I was approaching him to take photos or might block the camera, so they stopped me,” Harris wrote.
He added that the moment had been amplified online and described it as a minor incident that gained unexpected attention after the video spread widely.
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