Most Filmmakers have always had issues with Reviews and Reviewers. This makes sense, particularly in a Industry with only 10% success rate. No filmmaker loves to see his film receiving a thumbs down from critics and the impact would be more as the news spread within just few hours to largely effect the films revenue generation.
Responding on the few negative reviews of 'Masss/Rakshasudu', Venkat Prabhu clarified he isn't making films for reviewers but his sole intention is to make the audience enjoy what he creates. "If a reviewer had any issues in the family on the day of film's release, It certainly affects their perception. Any how, I'm okay with reviews, both good and bad, and they don't affect me," he told.
Just like any other biggie which released in the recent past, 'Masss/Rakshasudu' too had to deal with plagiarism remarks with people on social media spreading the word it's concept is something similar to 'The Frighteners' and 'Hello Ghost'. Even there is some resemblance to recently released Telugu flick 'Vaaradhi'.
Responding on the few negative reviews of 'Masss/Rakshasudu', Venkat Prabhu clarified he isn't making films for reviewers but his sole intention is to make the audience enjoy what he creates. "If a reviewer had any issues in the family on the day of film's release, It certainly affects their perception. Any how, I'm okay with reviews, both good and bad, and they don't affect me," he told.
Just like any other biggie which released in the recent past, 'Masss/Rakshasudu' too had to deal with plagiarism remarks with people on social media spreading the word it's concept is something similar to 'The Frighteners' and 'Hello Ghost'. Even there is some resemblance to recently released Telugu flick 'Vaaradhi'.