Once A Star Director Is Back After Decade Break
An interesting discussion has been going on on social media since since director Vijaya Bhaskar's upcoming movie was recently released with the filmmaker claiming that they will announce the star cast on the eve of Dasara. The director, known for movies like Swayamvaram, Nuvve Kavali, Nuvvu Naku Nachav, Manmadhudu, Malleswari, jai Chiranjeeva, and prema Kavali, is back in the spotlight after over ten years as his most recent film masala came out in 2013.
While prema Kavali and masala (the remake movie) are not mentioned, the majority of the other movies in the list above are blockbusters. However, discussing those films frequently brings to mind trivikram alone because of how strong, entertaining, and ingrained his dialogue is in the telugu audience's memory. Due to this, many claim that audiences never embraced Vijaya Bhaskar's films in the future because they lack the same magical scripting touch that trivikram provided for those films.
And they are putting the blame on trivikram for helping the director in such a way. Guess what, trivikram served as Vijaya Bhaskar's assistant director in addition to writing dialogue, so it seems to reason that an AD would eventually become a director. However, if we look at someone like Rajamouli, who used a variety of speech writers for many of his films, it is his storytelling qualities that have consistently been praised despite the fact that his dialogues stood apart. Why therefore assign trivikram the guilt for Vijaya Bhaskar's demise? Now, one can only hope that the excellent filmmaker will pick the best story and dialogue and recover quickly.
While prema Kavali and masala (the remake movie) are not mentioned, the majority of the other movies in the list above are blockbusters. However, discussing those films frequently brings to mind trivikram alone because of how strong, entertaining, and ingrained his dialogue is in the telugu audience's memory. Due to this, many claim that audiences never embraced Vijaya Bhaskar's films in the future because they lack the same magical scripting touch that trivikram provided for those films.
And they are putting the blame on trivikram for helping the director in such a way. Guess what, trivikram served as Vijaya Bhaskar's assistant director in addition to writing dialogue, so it seems to reason that an AD would eventually become a director. However, if we look at someone like Rajamouli, who used a variety of speech writers for many of his films, it is his storytelling qualities that have consistently been praised despite the fact that his dialogues stood apart. Why therefore assign trivikram the guilt for Vijaya Bhaskar's demise? Now, one can only hope that the excellent filmmaker will pick the best story and dialogue and recover quickly.