Sometimes our filmmakers tend to show over gratitude in their speeches and we fail to understand what made them do so. Recently, V.V. Vinayak attended the audio release function of Jaya Janaki Nayaka. V.V.Vinayak directed the first movie of the hero, Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas to show gratitude towards his father, Bellamkonda Suresh, who made Aadi with him that changed his life, overnight.
Well, he did not stop there. He talked about the hero, Srinivas and praised him more. He said, " Srinivas has improved from Alludu Srinu days and his style in delivering one particular dialogue attracted me. He is improving and I felt like watching Chatrapathi interval scene, while watching this trailer."
The social media has commented that the trailer is too routine and they are surprised hearing V.V.Vinayak's comments. They are calling it show off over love and gratitude. While they are saying so, Vinayak had few more good words about Boyapati Srinu. He said, " I saw Boyapati rehearsing before the mirror during Dhammu shooting and I was amazed by his commitment and dedication to even try and tell a performer like Jr. NTR how to act in a scene and how he wants him to do. For him film is life and such passionate people are rare these days."
Well, he did not stop there. He talked about the hero, Srinivas and praised him more. He said, " Srinivas has improved from Alludu Srinu days and his style in delivering one particular dialogue attracted me. He is improving and I felt like watching Chatrapathi interval scene, while watching this trailer."
The social media has commented that the trailer is too routine and they are surprised hearing V.V.Vinayak's comments. They are calling it show off over love and gratitude. While they are saying so, Vinayak had few more good words about Boyapati Srinu. He said, " I saw Boyapati rehearsing before the mirror during Dhammu shooting and I was amazed by his commitment and dedication to even try and tell a performer like Jr. NTR how to act in a scene and how he wants him to do. For him film is life and such passionate people are rare these days."