Directors & Heroes Should Stick To Their Strengths
Some leading performers in recent years have had success with their films after handling the writing and directing departments very well. Examples include adivi sesh and his Major and siddhu Jonnalagadda and his dj Tillu. But what happens if actors and directors work on the movie's marketing and distribution instead of its artistic aspects?
Recently, koratala siva managed the entire "Acharya" sales and made all the decisions regarding the sales according to his whims and preferences. He put his time and effort towards sales rather than the creative, directing, and content-making aspects of the picture, which resulted in a major failure after the movie bombed. Distributors are literally chasing him to recover their losses.
In a similar vein, the hero ram pothineni is rumoured to have assisted in the vizag distribution of his most recent film, "The Warrior." He allegedly bought the rights from the producer and then sold them to other third parties. And the distributors might want ram to repay some money if the movie doesn't make even 30% of their investment, which is a possibility right now. One would question why actors and directors are dipping their toes into the movie industry rather than sticking to what they do best. It's past time for others to catch on to this particular fact.
Recently, koratala siva managed the entire "Acharya" sales and made all the decisions regarding the sales according to his whims and preferences. He put his time and effort towards sales rather than the creative, directing, and content-making aspects of the picture, which resulted in a major failure after the movie bombed. Distributors are literally chasing him to recover their losses.
In a similar vein, the hero ram pothineni is rumoured to have assisted in the vizag distribution of his most recent film, "The Warrior." He allegedly bought the rights from the producer and then sold them to other third parties. And the distributors might want ram to repay some money if the movie doesn't make even 30% of their investment, which is a possibility right now. One would question why actors and directors are dipping their toes into the movie industry rather than sticking to what they do best. It's past time for others to catch on to this particular fact.