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editThere were a number of changes you made in this string of 17 edits that were problematic, including the reintroduction of fluffy "blockbuster" and "super-hit" garbage, and completely inappropriate nonsense like your subjective evaluation "The film became a super hit due to the hilarious episodes and great comedy timing done by Jr. NTR." What's very interesting, is that some of your edit summaries[1][2][3][4][5] seem to be aware of the problems of POV editing and WP:PUFFERY, so I'm dying to know how a brand new editor with an awareness of established Wikipedia policy still manages to insert problematic, POV laden, subjective puffery into an article? And in this edit, you claim to be removing lots of problems, yet all you did was format a subheading. And here you added Janatha Garage, but label it as "pov pushing". It's almost as though the edit summaries are completely fabricated and meant to distract other editors from your restoration of an earlier, problematic version of the article. There were other problems, too, like your introduction of rumour in the article, your removal of clarify templates without resolving the issues "considered...NTR's finest performances in his career..." And so forth. I'm reverting your edits and I strongly encourage you to go slower and to use clear edit summaries that accurately describe the changes you've made going forward, and please refresh your understanding of our policy on neutral point of view, since your edits aren't very consistent with it. Cyphoidbomb (talk) 16:28, 24 April 2017 (UTC)