It has become a trend these days that every bureaucrat or a politician has chosen to write his autobiography after retirement or going out of circulation just to sensationalise the issues with which he was associated.
Most of these writers try to project themselves as innocents and sling mud at others for the sake of sensation.
We have seen retired bureaucrats like Sanjaya Baru and P C Parakh and politicians like Jayaram Ramesh and Vundavalli Arun Kumar writing books that triggered controversies.
Now, it is the turn of veteran director-producer-actor-turned-politician Dasari Narayana Rao to write his autobiography to claim his innocence on various controversies that he had faced during his life time.
Dasari made the announcement while releasing a book on late director T Krishna (father of actor Gopichand) on Friday. He said he, too, was writing his autobiography which would be released within a year.
“I am going to expose the stories of all the people in the Telugu film industry and I am not going to spare anybody,” he said.
Oops, Dasari did not say about politicians or his stint in the Union cabinet, during which he was facing allegations in the coal mining licences scam. May be, he would do that to give himself clean chit, if not to expose others.
