One might be saying concentrate on one thing at a time and don't rush yourself. But some opportunities seem so lucrative that you can't take such advices, however sound they might be.
Director Krish is now doing the same. He is juggling between Mumbai and Hyderabad without any breaks.
While he planned to finish Manikarnika by this June, earlier, production issues and some health problems to Kangana Ranaut, the lead, postponed the shoot.
Also, makers decided to re-shoot few portions and those portions are said to be key for the film.
While he is concentrating on the film, he got an opportunity from Nandamuri Balakrishna, to direct NTR biopic. Being a fan, he couldn't say No, to it.
So, he asked Prasoon Joshi, Vijayendra Prasad and his second unit to direct the portions of Manikarnika and he is going to Mumbai between the breaks of NTR shoot to check the output.
On the other hand, he wants to finish shoot of NTR by November end to get the film ready for 9th January release.
He has no time for Manikarnika too. The movie is locked for 25th January release and all works have to be finished by December to give ample time for publicity and post production changes, if necessary.
Looks like, the director has too much on the plate and he is trying hard and hard to keep up with the pace.
Director Krish is now doing the same. He is juggling between Mumbai and Hyderabad without any breaks.
While he planned to finish Manikarnika by this June, earlier, production issues and some health problems to Kangana Ranaut, the lead, postponed the shoot.
Also, makers decided to re-shoot few portions and those portions are said to be key for the film.
While he is concentrating on the film, he got an opportunity from Nandamuri Balakrishna, to direct NTR biopic. Being a fan, he couldn't say No, to it.
So, he asked Prasoon Joshi, Vijayendra Prasad and his second unit to direct the portions of Manikarnika and he is going to Mumbai between the breaks of NTR shoot to check the output.
On the other hand, he wants to finish shoot of NTR by November end to get the film ready for 9th January release.
He has no time for Manikarnika too. The movie is locked for 25th January release and all works have to be finished by December to give ample time for publicity and post production changes, if necessary.
Looks like, the director has too much on the plate and he is trying hard and hard to keep up with the pace.