What could be the situation, if the treatment given to ‘Srimannarayana’ is repeated for any other star heroes films coming in near future. One should obviously agree that, there will always be shortage of theatres during the festive or holiday seasons with a bunch of big films booking their own required number of screens. When a big hero like balakrishna finds no value in the market with theatres in Andhra Pradesh under the hold of very few men, what is the guarantee that same will not be repeated for any other big hero?
A solution for this kind of severe issues will be found only when these leased theatres in the hands of few distributors will go back to Exhibitors. While big heads like Dasari, Tammareddy and others are working towards such permanent solution, Fans of Big Heroes should maintain cool headedness.
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Showing posts with label srimannarayana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label srimannarayana. Show all posts
Today Balakrishna, Tomorrow...?
Balayya Not a Small Hero
Natasimham Nandamuri balakrishna's 'Srimannarayana' movie ran for just one week in Arjun theater of Kukatpalli and was replaced by King Nagarjuna's devotional flick 'Shirdi Sai'. Leaving a big shock to everyone, the producer and the director of the movie staged a dharna in front of the theater protesting not to lift their movie from the theater. Balayya's fans also joined this agitation. The producer of this movie stated that their is a small budget movie and it has to get justice. Later, the producer also met the supporter of small budget films, Tammareddy Bharadwaj.
Having heard of this news on SMN, some of the senior fans of Balayya are criticizing the makers of the movie. As per them, the makers have rights to go for any kind of agitation for the screening of their movie, but they shouldn't have mentioned theirs is a small budget film, as it senses that Balayya is a small hero but not a star hero. Hope, the makers understand their feelings.
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Time for Balayya to Roar
Nandamuri Balakrishna, the hero who is continuously failing to stand up to the expectations of audience and Fans has a big opportunity on hand in the form of ‘srimannarayana.’ Although characterization of Balayya in ‘Uu Kodathara Ulikki Padathara’ partially prospered on the screen pleasing some of his Fans but they desire more for a film of ‘Simha’ standards. With Ravi Chavali finding his life time lucky chance of directing Nata Simham, obviously ‘srimannarayana’ will be his life and death project.
On the other hand glamour dolls Parvathy Melton and Isha Chawla ready to offer anything to climb up the ladder and achieve the star heroine status, producer Ramesh Puppala is exhibiting enormous confidence on the outcome. Audio of ‘srimannarayana’ will be unveiled tomorrow and movie will set the theatres on fire in August last week.
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Balayya - Pawan - Nayantara - Tamanna
One might wonder how these four names are linked up as a heading. Yes, there is something common between these four persons now, other than the fact that they are star heroes and star heroines of Tollywood.
Nandamuri hero Balayya, Powerstar Pawan Kalyan, milky beauty Tamanna and ravishing seductress Nayantara are all playing a character related to media in their upcoming films.
We all know that Pawan and Tamanna are playing the roles related to TV channel in their upcoming 'Cameraman Gangatho Rambabu'. While Tamanna is a reporter, Pawan is said to be a secret reporter. Likewise, Balayya is also playing the role of journalist in his upcoming 'Srimannarayana'. After return to acting from a long break, Nayan is doing the role of documentary film maker in Krish's 'Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum'. Indirectly, her role is also a part of media.
All the time Puri Jagan is known for portraying media in a negative tone and this time he is sketching them as heroes. Balayya's film and Nayan's role are anyways media centric. Let us see how this filmy people will excel in the role of media-folks in the coming days
Balayya takes up media job
But now it is heard that Balayya has taken up a media job, that of a journalist. Well, all this is happening in his new movie 'Srimannarayana'. It is heard that Balayya would be essaying the role to convey a message as to how a pen can change the society and lives of people. The film is directed by Ravi Chavali.
This is produced by Puppala Ramesh and the endearing smile beauty Isha Chawla along with the red wine beauty Parvathi Melton is the leading ladies. The music is by Chakri and already the talk that the film has six villains has become a major highlight in the discussions at filmnagar.
