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Balayya Keen On Ramanujacharya Biopic
By: Tupaki Desk | 19 Jan 2018 6:07 AM GMT
Nandamuri Balakrishna recently came up with 'Jai Simha' on the occasion of Sankranthi. The movie is running well at the theaters and marching towards break-even. It is known that 'Jai Simha' is the only film that released with least expectations among the Sankranthi films but it is slowly turning out to be a Sankranthi winner.
Punch dialogues are Balayya's forte but he comes up with a lengthy speech sometimes revealing the greatness of mother tongue.. women.. respecting elders etc. topics. There is a lengthy dialogue in 'Jai Simha' where he emphasised the importance of priests and temples. It is known that films often try to belittle Brahmin community to evoke fun. But the senior Nandamuri hero's dialogue impressed Brahmins and they have facilitated him on the occasion.
During the felicitation event, Balayya expressed his happiness and revealed his desire to act in Ramanujacharya biopic. He said that he will take up the biopic after he crosses 60. Hindu theologian and philosopher Sri Ramanujachaya is popularly known as Ramanuja. He propagated Vishishtadvaita philosophy as the means of spiritual liberation and he also influenced Bhakti Movement in India.
Punch dialogues are Balayya's forte but he comes up with a lengthy speech sometimes revealing the greatness of mother tongue.. women.. respecting elders etc. topics. There is a lengthy dialogue in 'Jai Simha' where he emphasised the importance of priests and temples. It is known that films often try to belittle Brahmin community to evoke fun. But the senior Nandamuri hero's dialogue impressed Brahmins and they have facilitated him on the occasion.
During the felicitation event, Balayya expressed his happiness and revealed his desire to act in Ramanujacharya biopic. He said that he will take up the biopic after he crosses 60. Hindu theologian and philosopher Sri Ramanujachaya is popularly known as Ramanuja. He propagated Vishishtadvaita philosophy as the means of spiritual liberation and he also influenced Bhakti Movement in India.
