'Nakshatram' is one of the upcoming movies in Tollywood which is keenly followed by the audience. The main reason behind this is Krishna Vamsi, who is known as creative director in the past. But latest buzz suggests that all the hopes on the film have gone for a toss after the release of 'Nakshtram' trailer.
Irrespective of the track record of Krishna Vamsi, interest created on 'Nakshatram' due to various reasons. Sundeep-Regina pair.. Sai Dharam's special role.. presence of Prakash Raj, Pragya Jaiswal.. Shriya's item number.. etc have raised the buzz on the film. After watching the promos many people expected that Krishna Vamsi will bounce back with this film.
Considering the positive buzz, some distributors came forward to distribute the film.. one or two discussions also happened for finalizing whole sale deal. But the situation said to have completely changed after the release of 'Nakshtram' trailer. It gave an impression to the buyers that there is no Krishna Vamsi mark except the glamour show of heroines.
As the trailer is too loud, it has left a negative impression on the audience. We have to wait and see how Krishna Vamsi will bail out 'Nakshatram' from this kind of bad talk.
Irrespective of the track record of Krishna Vamsi, interest created on 'Nakshatram' due to various reasons. Sundeep-Regina pair.. Sai Dharam's special role.. presence of Prakash Raj, Pragya Jaiswal.. Shriya's item number.. etc have raised the buzz on the film. After watching the promos many people expected that Krishna Vamsi will bounce back with this film.
Considering the positive buzz, some distributors came forward to distribute the film.. one or two discussions also happened for finalizing whole sale deal. But the situation said to have completely changed after the release of 'Nakshtram' trailer. It gave an impression to the buyers that there is no Krishna Vamsi mark except the glamour show of heroines.
As the trailer is too loud, it has left a negative impression on the audience. We have to wait and see how Krishna Vamsi will bail out 'Nakshatram' from this kind of bad talk.