Why Is Keeravani's Son Taking Such A Big Risk?

Young hero Sri Simha made an impressive debut with 'Mathu Vadalara' is coming up with interesting content lately. After a string of failures like 'Thellavarithe Guruvaram' and 'Dongalunnaru Jagratha', he hoped to make a comeback with 'Bhaag Saale' but it turned out to be a disaster.

Despite being Keeravani's son, Simha is trying to make his mark with different concepts but he is unable to get a big hit. His latest film 'Ustaad' is releasing on 12th August but no one knows about it. Many are thinking that the film got postponed but it is not the case. They are releasing it on 12th August but everyone are wondering why the makers are taking such a big risk.

'Jailer' starring Rajnikanth has arrived on Thursday and it generated a huge buzz. There are a lot of hype and positive vibes on the movie. The bookings are phenomenal and it is expected to get huge numbers. On Friday, it is the release of Chiranjeevi's 'Bholaa Shankar'. Despite the average content, the masses will embrace it even if it manages to impress one bit.

Releasing Simha's film in the middle of such big heroes is a very big risk. The distributors will not be able to give theatres to 'Ustaad'. Even if Sai Korrapati uses his influence and get some theatres, the audience have to step into the theatres. The promotions are quite low and we need to see if this unnecessary risk pays off or not.

Written and directed by Phanideep, this movie is produced by Rajani Korrapati, Rakesh Reddy Gaddam and Himank Reddy Duvvuru. Akeeva B composed the songs and original background score while Pavan Kumar Pappula is the cinematographer. Carthic Cuts is the editor of this movie.