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40 Takes With Single Take Hero !
By: Tupaki Desk | 22 May 2017 6:39 AM GMT
Sukumar Writings production 'Darshakudu' movie teaser launch event was held recently. The teaser of 'Darshakudu' was launched by Young Tiger NTR. It is known that Sukumar Writings first production 'Kumari 21 F' was also launched by NTR. NTR has campaigned for 'Kumari 21 F' through his twitter account also.
NTR has spoken several interesting things about Sukumar during 'Darshakudu' teaser launch event. It is known that NTR-Sukumar film 'Nannaku Preamatho' was a super hit. It was the first NTR film to enter Rs. 50 crore club. Young Tiger has revealed how Sukumar made him to work hard for the film. He said that "He was passionate about a particular scene. He made me act for 40 retakes for the betterment. That's the passion of Sukumar towards a movie".
It is known that director Harish Shankar has recently praised NTR on the occasion of his birthday as 'Only single take hero'. NTR completes any scene in single take.. that is his speciality. When Sukumar has made NTR to act for 40 retakes for a single scene.. we can understand how Sukumar worked hard for the movie and how he made others to work hard.
NTR has spoken several interesting things about Sukumar during 'Darshakudu' teaser launch event. It is known that NTR-Sukumar film 'Nannaku Preamatho' was a super hit. It was the first NTR film to enter Rs. 50 crore club. Young Tiger has revealed how Sukumar made him to work hard for the film. He said that "He was passionate about a particular scene. He made me act for 40 retakes for the betterment. That's the passion of Sukumar towards a movie".
It is known that director Harish Shankar has recently praised NTR on the occasion of his birthday as 'Only single take hero'. NTR completes any scene in single take.. that is his speciality. When Sukumar has made NTR to act for 40 retakes for a single scene.. we can understand how Sukumar worked hard for the movie and how he made others to work hard.
