Ravi Teja's Negative Role Choices Disappoint Fans

Recently, Ravi Teja has been taking on roles with negative qualities in his movies, like "Tiger Nageswara Rao" and "Ravanasura." Unfortunately, these choices haven't been well-liked by his dedicated fans, and both of these films didn't do well.

In "Tiger Nageswara Rao," Ravi Teja does have some good moments in his acting, but there are many unnecessary scenes that didn't connect with the audience. These extra scenes made the movie less appealing overall and failed to engage viewers effectively.

Especially in "Tiger Nageswara Rao," Ravi Teja plays characters in certain scenes that are unpleasant, like a son killing his father and a scene with a prostitute. His interactions with his love interest are also rude. These portrayals upset a part of his family-oriented audience and fans. When showing such characters, it's important to provide proper reasons and be sensitive to what the audience likes.

In contrast, recent films like "KGF" and "Pushpa" have been better at explaining and portraying negative characters. However, "Tiger Nageswara Rao" and "Ravanasura" fall short in providing convincing reasons for the harsh scenes. This is important because when a hero like Ravi Teja takes on such roles, it's hard to attract family audiences to the theaters. Choosing such characters in these movies could drive viewers away, so Ravi Teja should be careful about these choices. It's crucial for these portrayals to have good reasons and think about what the audience prefers. Failing to do so could distance the audience, especially family viewers, from his films.