Allu Aravind’s Versatile Analysis On Heroes Stardom!

Senior producer, Allu Aravind has been around the film industry for many decades, and he traditionally hailed from a cinema family as his father. Allu Ramalingaiah is a legendary comedian. With all the rich experience in the world of cinema, Allu Aravind has now delivered a detailed analysis about the Hero stardom factor.

Allu Aravind categorically noted that any star hero is confined to operate within limited circumstances and brackets when it comes to selecting roles.

Allu Aravind stated that the stardom of superstars in the industry largely dictate the kind of roles that they do. For instance, we can’t expect a superstar Hero to play a soft lover boy role in a film and expect to make big money at the box office.

At the same time, Allu Aravind noted that he had a conversation on this matter with his son, Allu Arjun, and revealed the transcript of the same to the media.

Allu Aravind stated that he was having a conversation with Allu Arjun recently about how he can do a soft role after a certain Pushpa. He reportedly asked Allu Arjun about the possibility of him playing a soft younger brother role in a big family where he would carry mellowed emotions.

Allu Aravind revealed that Allu Arjun might play this role if he gets a perfect script and director, but that is a far and distinct possibility, considering the fact that he has attained a mass image after Pushpa.

The lesson to be learnt from Allu Aravind. Here Is that star heroes, and their superstardom is largely dictating the kind of roles that they are speaking after becoming pan Indian superstar. He was of the implication that it has become a requisite proposition for star heroes to have certain commercial elements in their films that are aimed at the masses.

Going by this analysis from Allu Aravind, it could perhaps be noted that we can no longer see the star heroes in Tollywood, doing soft rolls in small scale films in the near future. All of them have a wider range of audience to satisfy, and they will have to operate within certain commercial zones to satisfy them all.