Making a star hero film is never an easy task. When you add the burden of repeated postponements due to the pandemic and lockdowns, it is quite common for the artists, technicians and makers to get irritated. A few months back, a lot of rumors came out saying that Mahesh and Parasuram had a lot of differences on the sets of 'Sarkaru Vaari Paata'.
With the film nearing its release date, director Parasuram has started giving interviews. When asked about the differences with Mahesh, he did not dismiss them in an outright fashion. He said, "It is common to face certain issues while doing a big film. It requires a lot of coordination. If I say that doing a film with Mahesh Babu is a cakewalk, it's nothing but a lie. We have faced the issue of pandemic three times."
He went on to say, "Mahesh Babu had to carry this script for three years which is very difficult. In such a pressure he may express his disgust once or twice but on a whole, he treated me as his brother." Parasuram praised the superstar by saying that Mahesh never got involved in the script once we went onto the floors.
He stated, "There were some practical issues during the shoot. We planned the shoot in Annapurna Studios but changed to RFC which is 20 km away. Wouldn't that bring some irritation? Nothing disturbed the film on a whole. For the kind of relation I have with Mahesh Babu, these cannot be called 'differences' in the first place."
Naveen Yerneni, Y. Ravi Shankar, Ram Achanta and Gopichand Achanta are producing this film under Mythri Movie Makers and 14 Reels Plus banners along with GMB Entertainments. Mahesh's long hair, rupee tattoo on his neck and his stylish dressing are all giving 'Pokiri' vibes to fans.
Vennela Kishore, Subbaraju, Samuthirakani and others play key roles. R Madhie handles the cinematography, while Marthand K Venkatesh is the editor and AS Prakash takes care of the art department.
Ram â Lakshman master composed the fights while Yugandhar is the VFX supervisor. Keerthy Suresh is the heroine in this flick. Directed by Parasuram, this film is getting released on 12th May.
With the film nearing its release date, director Parasuram has started giving interviews. When asked about the differences with Mahesh, he did not dismiss them in an outright fashion. He said, "It is common to face certain issues while doing a big film. It requires a lot of coordination. If I say that doing a film with Mahesh Babu is a cakewalk, it's nothing but a lie. We have faced the issue of pandemic three times."
He went on to say, "Mahesh Babu had to carry this script for three years which is very difficult. In such a pressure he may express his disgust once or twice but on a whole, he treated me as his brother." Parasuram praised the superstar by saying that Mahesh never got involved in the script once we went onto the floors.
He stated, "There were some practical issues during the shoot. We planned the shoot in Annapurna Studios but changed to RFC which is 20 km away. Wouldn't that bring some irritation? Nothing disturbed the film on a whole. For the kind of relation I have with Mahesh Babu, these cannot be called 'differences' in the first place."
Naveen Yerneni, Y. Ravi Shankar, Ram Achanta and Gopichand Achanta are producing this film under Mythri Movie Makers and 14 Reels Plus banners along with GMB Entertainments. Mahesh's long hair, rupee tattoo on his neck and his stylish dressing are all giving 'Pokiri' vibes to fans.
Vennela Kishore, Subbaraju, Samuthirakani and others play key roles. R Madhie handles the cinematography, while Marthand K Venkatesh is the editor and AS Prakash takes care of the art department.
Ram â Lakshman master composed the fights while Yugandhar is the VFX supervisor. Keerthy Suresh is the heroine in this flick. Directed by Parasuram, this film is getting released on 12th May.