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Chill guys! Just taking a break: Charmee Kaur!
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Sep 2022 6:52 AM GMT
Dashing director Puri Jagannadh's recent outing Liger carried a lot of expectations. However, the action entertainer fell short of expectations and ended up as a big flop. It is said that Puri Jagannadh is reportedly compensating losses of a few distributors in Telugu states. Liger flop even resulted in Puri-Vijay Devarakonda's next project getting halted reportedly.
Coming back to Liger, people who pinned high hopes on the film started trolling Puri for making such a film. On social media, he became a subject of trolls and jokes due to Liger's failure. Even Puri's fans did not expect that the director would give an output like Liger.
A section of fans and movie lovers are trolling Puri for Liger as the Telugu nativity was missing in the Pan-India film. No one would have expected that Liger would become a big flop and Puri would be brutally trolled. This is the reality and one Friday will determine the career and growth of actors and filmmakers.
Amid this, Charmee Kaur said that she is taking a small break from social media. She assured that the Puri Connects banner will bounce back in a better way. Charmee also urged people to live and let live until then.
"Chill guys! Just taking a break ( from social media)@PuriConnects will bounce back Bigger and Better...until then, Live and let Live," Charmee Kaur who co-produces films with Puri said on Twitter.
One flop film made people and movie lovers forget who Puri Jaganandh is. The dashing director is known for making heroes go through a big transformation. The careers of heroes who worked with him can be seen before and after Puri's films. NTR started doing good films after Temper. He gave a career-defying film to Mahesh Babu with Pokiri.
Despite carrying all this legacy, Puri Jagannadh failed to deliver what audiences expected with Liger. If things would have gone as per plan, Puri would have joined the list of Pan-India directors and Vijay Devarakonda would have become another Pan-India hero from Tollywood.
Everything turned upside down with Liger. Vijay Deavarakonda had to see a big flop in his first film in Bollywood with Liger and Puri gave a career biggest flop with the film.
Coming back to Liger, people who pinned high hopes on the film started trolling Puri for making such a film. On social media, he became a subject of trolls and jokes due to Liger's failure. Even Puri's fans did not expect that the director would give an output like Liger.
A section of fans and movie lovers are trolling Puri for Liger as the Telugu nativity was missing in the Pan-India film. No one would have expected that Liger would become a big flop and Puri would be brutally trolled. This is the reality and one Friday will determine the career and growth of actors and filmmakers.
Amid this, Charmee Kaur said that she is taking a small break from social media. She assured that the Puri Connects banner will bounce back in a better way. Charmee also urged people to live and let live until then.
"Chill guys! Just taking a break ( from social media)@PuriConnects will bounce back Bigger and Better...until then, Live and let Live," Charmee Kaur who co-produces films with Puri said on Twitter.
One flop film made people and movie lovers forget who Puri Jaganandh is. The dashing director is known for making heroes go through a big transformation. The careers of heroes who worked with him can be seen before and after Puri's films. NTR started doing good films after Temper. He gave a career-defying film to Mahesh Babu with Pokiri.
Despite carrying all this legacy, Puri Jagannadh failed to deliver what audiences expected with Liger. If things would have gone as per plan, Puri would have joined the list of Pan-India directors and Vijay Devarakonda would have become another Pan-India hero from Tollywood.
Everything turned upside down with Liger. Vijay Deavarakonda had to see a big flop in his first film in Bollywood with Liger and Puri gave a career biggest flop with the film.
