Eccentric director Ram Gopal Varma is known for ruffling the feathers of many with his films. He takes a controversial subject and makes a movie out of it and steals the limelight entirely for a couple of weeks. He made films on many political personalities and controversial stories like 'Raktha Charitra', 'Vangaveeti', 'Sakar', 'Amma Rajyamlo Kadapa Biddalu', 'Lakshmi's NTR' and many others.
Now, he decided to spark another controversy as he announced his next film with a title called 'Power Star'. This did not go down well with many people in the industry as well as fan of Pawan Kalyan. Many were upset with what Varma turned into these days and well-known lyricist Ramajogaiah Sastry stated his displeasure on social media recently.
Sastry said that he used to think of Ram Gopal Varma as another Mani Ratnam during his childhood and college days but he turned into another person these days and doing whatever he wants without caring about others. He said that Varma may say something clever as a reply but he is hurt with the 'Shiva' director. The star lyricist is speaking the fact as many think that the tremendous filmmaker is long gone and Varma turned into a businessman who finds new ways to sell his films.
Now, he decided to spark another controversy as he announced his next film with a title called 'Power Star'. This did not go down well with many people in the industry as well as fan of Pawan Kalyan. Many were upset with what Varma turned into these days and well-known lyricist Ramajogaiah Sastry stated his displeasure on social media recently.
Sastry said that he used to think of Ram Gopal Varma as another Mani Ratnam during his childhood and college days but he turned into another person these days and doing whatever he wants without caring about others. He said that Varma may say something clever as a reply but he is hurt with the 'Shiva' director. The star lyricist is speaking the fact as many think that the tremendous filmmaker is long gone and Varma turned into a businessman who finds new ways to sell his films.