Victory Venkatesh, popular actor, has found himself entangled in a legal matter. A case has been filed against him, his brother Suresh Babu, and nephews Rana Daggubati and Abhiram Daggubati in connection with the demolition of Deccan Kitchen restaurant, situated on their family’s land in Jubilee Hills.
The petitioner, K. Nandakumar, owner of Deccan Kitchen, brought the matter before the Nampally court, alleging that the Daggubati family was involved in the destruction of the restaurant. The court conducted a preliminary hearing and subsequently directed the police to file a criminal case against Venkatesh and his family members.
The specific accusation is that the Daggubati family proceeded with the demolition despite prior court orders explicitly forbidding such actions. This has led to the initiation of a legal process against them, with the court mandating the filing of a criminal case.
Venkatesh, known for maintaining a low profile and steering clear of controversies, now faces legal repercussions along with his family. The court has scheduled the next hearing for a later date, indicating that the legal proceedings will unfold over time.
In the midst of this legal challenge, it’s worth noting that Venkatesh is currently dealing with the aftermath of his recent film ‘Saindhav,’ which unfortunately experienced a significant setback. As he readies for the second season of ‘Rana Naidu,’ the actor is yet to reveal details about his next Telugu film.
The unfolding events mark a surprising twist for Victory Venkatesh, whose usual avoidance of controversies has been disrupted by the legal complexities surrounding the demolition case of Deccan Kitchen.
