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What Is The Obsession With Chairs Trivikram Guruji?
By: Tupaki Desk | 14 Aug 2018 12:01 PM GMT
Trivikram Srinivas is referred to as Guruji by many in Telugu Cinema circles due to his vast knowledge and experience. The way he can analyse anything is said to be his biggest USP.
He gained that name among youth due to his philosophical dialogues in many films and popular hits as a director.
Right now, he is facing much of a backlash after Attharintiki Daredi, as the expectations on his movies have increased but he is delivering his weakest works.
S/O Satyamurthy and A..Aa did end up as hits but they also showed signs of Trivikram becoming a bit complacent and Agnyathavasi became his biggest disaster ever and also his biggest humiliation.
Immediately, he got an opportunity to direct Jr. NTR with even bigger stakes and the writer-director is said to have taken a complete action route now.
The teaser of Aravinda Sametha will release on 15th August at 9:00 AM sharply but many are wondering, what is his obsession with chairs.
He used it for Pawan Kalyan's Agnyathavasi as a symbol of the character's struggle with villains for the chair and now, showed NTR in a shadow sitting on the chair.
There could be a concept behind it but fans are worried if the sentiment of Agnyathavasi will repeat?
He gained that name among youth due to his philosophical dialogues in many films and popular hits as a director.
Right now, he is facing much of a backlash after Attharintiki Daredi, as the expectations on his movies have increased but he is delivering his weakest works.
S/O Satyamurthy and A..Aa did end up as hits but they also showed signs of Trivikram becoming a bit complacent and Agnyathavasi became his biggest disaster ever and also his biggest humiliation.
Immediately, he got an opportunity to direct Jr. NTR with even bigger stakes and the writer-director is said to have taken a complete action route now.
The teaser of Aravinda Sametha will release on 15th August at 9:00 AM sharply but many are wondering, what is his obsession with chairs.
He used it for Pawan Kalyan's Agnyathavasi as a symbol of the character's struggle with villains for the chair and now, showed NTR in a shadow sitting on the chair.
There could be a concept behind it but fans are worried if the sentiment of Agnyathavasi will repeat?
