Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Guntur Police Film Against Drug Abuse To Reach Audiences
The Guntur police made a film about the dangers of drugs.
The film is called “Drugs Vaddu Bidda,” which means “Say No to Drugs, Child.”
It is meant to help young people avoid drug abuse.
The film will be shown in cinemas, on local television and online.
Director Dilip Raja created and directed the film.
Police superintendent Vakul Jindal received the film.
The police also want parents to notice changes in their children’s behaviour.
They asked parents to watch for signs that a child may be developing an addiction.
The Guntur district police produced a campaign film called “Drugs Vaddu Bidda,” meaning “Say No to Drugs, Child.”
The film will be screened in cinema halls, local television channels and on social media.
Director and MAAP founder Dilip Raja handed the film to Guntur district superintendent of police Vakul Jindal.
The campaign aims to warn youngsters about drug abuse and protect them from harmful habits.
Police also urged parents to monitor their children’s college attendance, behaviour and possible signs of addiction.
- Who
- The Guntur district police, film director Dilip Raja, superintendent of police Vakul Jindal and the film’s cast.
- What
- A police-produced campaign film about preventing drug abuse will be distributed to the public.
- When
- The film was handed over on Friday and is expected to be screened soon.
- Where
- In Guntur, through cinema halls, local television channels and social media.
- Why
- To raise awareness among youngsters and help parents identify possible drug abuse or addiction.
- Film title
- “Drugs Vaddu Bidda,” translated as “Say No to Drugs, Child”
- Producer
- Guntur district police
- Director
- Dilip Raja, founder of MAAP
- Distribution
- Cinema halls, local television channels and social media
- Target audience
- Youngsters and their parents
- Main message
- Prevent drug abuse and identify signs of harmful habits or addiction
- Handover
- Dilip Raja handed the film to Guntur district superintendent of police Vakul Jindal