Thanks to Rajamouli's magnum opus Baahubali, the world has been looking up for Tollywood. But the small copying acts done by some acclaimed filmmakers has been disappointing the fans and is degrading the range of Telugu Film Industry among the other industries.
However, the copy disputes haven't came to an end with Pawankalyan's Agnyaathavaasi. As per the latest reports, Prince Mahesh Babu's upcoming political thriller Bharath Ane Nenu is a copy of a 1995 released Hollywood movie 'The American President'. Michael Douglas played the main lead in the movie under the direction of Rob Reiner.
Neither the trailer nor the film 'Bharath Ane Nenu' is out which made it difficult to find out whether the film is really a copy or not. As per the original version, the main lead is the President of America who finds challenges in passing two new bills as the upcoming elections are approaching. Meanwhile, he falls in love with a female activist who dumps him as he is not standing by his oath. What he did then and how the couple gets reunited is the outline of the story.
The same happened with Agnyaathavaasi and after the release it was proved that almost the entire film is an exact copy of Largo Winch. Will the same repeat in the case of Bharath Ane Nenu? Let's see..
However, the copy disputes haven't came to an end with Pawankalyan's Agnyaathavaasi. As per the latest reports, Prince Mahesh Babu's upcoming political thriller Bharath Ane Nenu is a copy of a 1995 released Hollywood movie 'The American President'. Michael Douglas played the main lead in the movie under the direction of Rob Reiner.
Neither the trailer nor the film 'Bharath Ane Nenu' is out which made it difficult to find out whether the film is really a copy or not. As per the original version, the main lead is the President of America who finds challenges in passing two new bills as the upcoming elections are approaching. Meanwhile, he falls in love with a female activist who dumps him as he is not standing by his oath. What he did then and how the couple gets reunited is the outline of the story.
The same happened with Agnyaathavaasi and after the release it was proved that almost the entire film is an exact copy of Largo Winch. Will the same repeat in the case of Bharath Ane Nenu? Let's see..