Manchu Vishnu is one hero from TFI who never really got an appreciation for his acting in all these years. May be because of his voice or over reliance on his father's style, he is accepted more in comedy roles than action ones.
He has been part of the Industry from 17 years but still he did not deliver a solid hit to grab a market. He is able to produce films and deliver a hit every 3 or 4 years.
He took a break of 2 years and now, he is producing and acting in Mosagallu. With Telugu actors, he is doing an English-Telugu bilingual for the first time.
After this one he has eyes on Baktha Kannappa and wants to make that film with 95 Crores budget with a Hollywood director, it seems.
If you have money you can use it however you want. But can that money guarantee an audience at the theatres? May be Vishnu should try to deliver few big hits first and then go for such expensive film.
But if such a risk pays off, he might just turn to us and say, "I knew what I was doing!" It is always better to go with 8 in 10 odds than 1 in 10 odds while producing a film.
He has been part of the Industry from 17 years but still he did not deliver a solid hit to grab a market. He is able to produce films and deliver a hit every 3 or 4 years.
He took a break of 2 years and now, he is producing and acting in Mosagallu. With Telugu actors, he is doing an English-Telugu bilingual for the first time.
After this one he has eyes on Baktha Kannappa and wants to make that film with 95 Crores budget with a Hollywood director, it seems.
If you have money you can use it however you want. But can that money guarantee an audience at the theatres? May be Vishnu should try to deliver few big hits first and then go for such expensive film.
But if such a risk pays off, he might just turn to us and say, "I knew what I was doing!" It is always better to go with 8 in 10 odds than 1 in 10 odds while producing a film.