Is Trivikram Going Out of Trend?

Cinema trends keep changing with time. Audience tastes are also changing rapidly. So Always directors need to understand what the audience wants and update their style. Some directors successfully catch the changing trend and continue to deliver hits. But a few directors struggle to connect with the new generation.

In Tamil cinema, directors like Shankar and Mani Ratnam once created several blockbusters and had a strong influence on the industry. But their recent films have not received the same response as their earlier movies. One major reason discussed by audiences is that their filmmaking style has not always matched the changing expectations.

Now similar discussion is slowly starting around Trivikram Srinivas in Telugu cinema. Trivikram is one of the most successful writers and directors in the industry. His dialogues, family emotions, comedy and stylish presentation made him a favourite among Telugu audiences. Films like Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo showed his strength at the box office.

But the audience today is looking for new stories. Mainly because of pan India cinema, directors are also expected to think beyond one language and one type of audience.

Directors like SS Rajamouli and Sukumar have successfully taken their style to a national level. Their films have connected with audiences across different regions because of their strong concepts and larger presentation.

This is where Trivikram's next steps have become important. His upcoming project with NTR has created huge expectations. The film is expected to be a big scale mythological project and is being watched as an important opportunity for Trivikram to establish himself as a pan India filmmaker.

Meanwhile the situation surrounding Adarsha Kutumbam has reportedly created some concern among NTR fans. The film is said to have gone through repeated reshoots and post-production delays despite not being a VFX heavy project. This has raised questions about how Trivikram will handle a much bigger mythological film.

It is too early to say that Trivikram is out of trend. But the changing audience clearly demands something fresh from him.