Mahesh Babu's Films Get 2 Stars

Mahesh Babu's son Gautam Ghattamaneni has made headlines after his Letterboxd account was discovered by fans, revealing his honest ratings of various films, including his father's. The 20-year-old rated Yash's film Toxic half a star, sparking amusement among fans.

Gautam's ratings of his father's films were also found to be surprisingly low, with some receiving only 2 stars. His father's film Guntur Kaaram, which collected ₹181.83 crore worldwide, was rated 2.5 stars by Gautam. This has led to fans pointing out that Gautam isn't afraid to speak his mind and doesn't give his father's films high ratings just because of their relationship.

Gautam initially removed the link to his Letterboxd account from his Instagram bio after it went viral, but later added it back with a cheeky caption. The caption reads: “Welcome to this apparently national news worthy page. I will try to live up to that,” accompanied by sobbing and V-sign emojis. This response has been found hilarious by fans, who appreciate his lighthearted approach to the situation.

## Why it matters The discovery of Gautam's Letterboxd account and his honest ratings have sparked a conversation about the importance of genuine opinions, even when it comes to family members. It's a refreshing change to see someone, especially a celebrity's child, speaking their mind without fear of repercussions. As Mahesh Babu works on his upcoming film Varanasi with co-stars Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran, his son's Letterboxd account has given fans a glimpse into the younger Ghattamaneni's personality and film preferences.

Gautam's ratings have also revealed that he seems to prefer Nani's films over his father's, and has watched a range of recent releases, including Romanchakam and The Bluff. With his Letterboxd account now back in the public eye, fans will be eager to see what other honest reviews Gautam has in store.