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Agnyathavasi Reference In Sirish's Okka Kshanam
By: Tupaki Desk | 29 Dec 2017 8:54 AM GMT
Allu Sirish has come with a new film titled Okka Kshanam recently at the box office. The young mega hero has tested his luck by cashing the craze of a talented director called V.I.Anand. Those who have watched the movie have felt that there are a lot of references to other films.
In one of the scenes, comedian Sathya says "Needi Mega hand" and during another scene, Allu Sirish tells a dialogue that resembles one of the dialogues of Duvvada Jagannadam. Keeping this aside, there is another impressive reference that a lot of people are connecting to.
The makers included Agnyathavasi teaser dialogue in the film. We can see dialogues like "Vadi Charyalu Oohateetham" and "That's the beauty" to catch the attention of the audiences.
Such references go well with the commercial films but they really don't fit for the concept based films like Okka Kshanam. Allu Sirish is trying all the possible ways to impress the audiences and he has attempted the same by bringing down such references. The film opened to positive reviews and a lot of people are praising the second half in particular.
In one of the scenes, comedian Sathya says "Needi Mega hand" and during another scene, Allu Sirish tells a dialogue that resembles one of the dialogues of Duvvada Jagannadam. Keeping this aside, there is another impressive reference that a lot of people are connecting to.
The makers included Agnyathavasi teaser dialogue in the film. We can see dialogues like "Vadi Charyalu Oohateetham" and "That's the beauty" to catch the attention of the audiences.
Such references go well with the commercial films but they really don't fit for the concept based films like Okka Kshanam. Allu Sirish is trying all the possible ways to impress the audiences and he has attempted the same by bringing down such references. The film opened to positive reviews and a lot of people are praising the second half in particular.
