RGV always revels in pitting one against another. Whether it's politicians, factionists, actors, models or even his own films, he spares none! Such are his persuasions it's surprising that he is yet to pit cow against human. Or, has he done it?

In addition, RGV marvels at taking sides. This time, he is siding with 'Gautamiputra Satakarni'. There is nothing stopping the maverick Twitter legend from taking potshots at 'Khaidi No. 150', a film he has always downgraded for being a remake.

But one never expected him to go as far as sarcastically ridicule a Chiranjeevi pose. "I think this is the greatest poster since movies were invented. James Cameron and Christopher Nolan will go into depression imagining its visual opulence," he has joked about the latest Megastar poster. Earlier this year, RGV wrote off the Hindi version of 'Sardaar Gabbar Singh' well in advance. He even found fault with unnamed acolytes of Pawan Kalyan for misleading him into going for a Hindi debut.

The question is: Why is RGV taking jabs at Mega heroes on one pretext or another?