A lot of people enter the film industry for fame and money. A lot of people may deny it but it is the unspoken truth. Many say that it is out of passion but things like these are said once success and recognition arrive. Utilizing the opportunities in the best way is also really important in the film industry. But a lot of young directors are doing the opposite by making films at a snail's pace and it is affecting their careers badly. Even the producers, technicians and actors who are trusting them are also getting affected.
After hits like 'Chalo' and 'Bheeshma', director Venky Kudumula has been idle for more than two years. While he announced a project with Chiranjeevi long back, there is no clarity on the movie whatsoever. There are reports that he may work with Nithiin again but none of it is confirmed.
Director Buchi Babu Sana who started his career as a director with a blockbuster like 'Uppena' has spent a lot of time writing a script for NTR. It may not happen anytime soon and he is trying to convince Ram Charan. There is no clarity over his next commitment and even his teacher Sukumar is unaware of his student's journey.
'Jersey' fame Gautham Thinnanuri made a Hindi remake of his own film with Shahid Kapoor in the lead but it turned out to be a huge disaster. Due to this, his project with Charan got shelved and it has already been four years since he made a Telugu movie. There is a talk that he is trying to impress Vijay Deverakonda now.
After a path-breaking movie like 'Arjun Reddy', Sandeep Reddy Vanga went to Bollywood and made its remake titled 'Kabir Singh'. He is currently Ranbir Kapoor's 'Animal' and after that, he will be making 'Spirit' with Prabhas. People are eager to see him make a complete Telugu movie again.
Tharun Bhascker is part of every project but not as a director lately. He made his entry with 'Pellu Choopulu' which earned awards as well as money. He made 'Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi?' which is a cult favorite among the youth. He became an actor, dialogues writer, producer, hero, host and many others. He recently started 'Keeda Kola' but it has to be seen when it releases. Looks like the young and talented directors are taking a slow route than a fast-paced approach.
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After hits like 'Chalo' and 'Bheeshma', director Venky Kudumula has been idle for more than two years. While he announced a project with Chiranjeevi long back, there is no clarity on the movie whatsoever. There are reports that he may work with Nithiin again but none of it is confirmed.
Director Buchi Babu Sana who started his career as a director with a blockbuster like 'Uppena' has spent a lot of time writing a script for NTR. It may not happen anytime soon and he is trying to convince Ram Charan. There is no clarity over his next commitment and even his teacher Sukumar is unaware of his student's journey.
'Jersey' fame Gautham Thinnanuri made a Hindi remake of his own film with Shahid Kapoor in the lead but it turned out to be a huge disaster. Due to this, his project with Charan got shelved and it has already been four years since he made a Telugu movie. There is a talk that he is trying to impress Vijay Deverakonda now.
After a path-breaking movie like 'Arjun Reddy', Sandeep Reddy Vanga went to Bollywood and made its remake titled 'Kabir Singh'. He is currently Ranbir Kapoor's 'Animal' and after that, he will be making 'Spirit' with Prabhas. People are eager to see him make a complete Telugu movie again.
Tharun Bhascker is part of every project but not as a director lately. He made his entry with 'Pellu Choopulu' which earned awards as well as money. He made 'Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi?' which is a cult favorite among the youth. He became an actor, dialogues writer, producer, hero, host and many others. He recently started 'Keeda Kola' but it has to be seen when it releases. Looks like the young and talented directors are taking a slow route than a fast-paced approach.
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