There are directors who claim to have taken inspirations like Sudheer Varma and there are directors who say that they had those ideas long back.
People can try to believe what they really want to. We see many directors these days say that they paid rights to original content to make sure that they have no trouble in recreating and re-producing it.
When people say it is a copy, there either agree, deny or just say, "No Comments!" But Sujeeth seems to have found a way to dodge it.
As one journalist couldn't really specific the film from which his movie posters are ''copied'' from, he just said that without specifics he cannot answer it properly.
He seemed a little under prepared for the Interview as he kept saying the obvious than the film details. His answers were generic at best.
If Saaho clicks, like we all expect it to, we hope the young director learns from SS Rajamouli on how to hype his movie and learn from Trivikram Srinivas to be comfortable even when the questions don't seem so!
People can try to believe what they really want to. We see many directors these days say that they paid rights to original content to make sure that they have no trouble in recreating and re-producing it.
When people say it is a copy, there either agree, deny or just say, "No Comments!" But Sujeeth seems to have found a way to dodge it.
As one journalist couldn't really specific the film from which his movie posters are ''copied'' from, he just said that without specifics he cannot answer it properly.
He seemed a little under prepared for the Interview as he kept saying the obvious than the film details. His answers were generic at best.
If Saaho clicks, like we all expect it to, we hope the young director learns from SS Rajamouli on how to hype his movie and learn from Trivikram Srinivas to be comfortable even when the questions don't seem so!