Nani's Punch to all those who Laughed...
A group of directors, including Nandini Reddy, vivek Athreya, Indraganti Mohan Krishna, and shiva Nirvana, recently laughed heartily at a special interview when c/o kancharapalem director venkatesh Mahesh poked fun of KGF, commercial films, and audience thinking. But then the hero who collaborated with them all delivered this sneak attack.
With the exception of venkatesh Maha, Natural actor nani collaborated with all of the aforementioned filmmakers, and with his outstanding work in their movies, he even helped bring some of them to life. In a bollywood interview, nani discussed commercial filmmaking and claimed that it was the real foundation of the indian film industry. "Only commercial films generate income, and producers can only create intriguing projects if their pockets are completely stuffed with that money.
No one will dare to develop other kinds of movies that will entice spectators to theatres if you don't have commercial films, according to nani in a conversation. Well, that should respond to people like Nandini, Indraganti, and vivek who believed that the public gave them and other excellent filmmakers lousy ratings. A well-made movie with all the necessary commercial components would undoubtedly do well at the box office and attract more offers for the directors. It is the time for everyone to pay closer attention to Nani's advice.
With the exception of venkatesh Maha, Natural actor nani collaborated with all of the aforementioned filmmakers, and with his outstanding work in their movies, he even helped bring some of them to life. In a bollywood interview, nani discussed commercial filmmaking and claimed that it was the real foundation of the indian film industry. "Only commercial films generate income, and producers can only create intriguing projects if their pockets are completely stuffed with that money.
No one will dare to develop other kinds of movies that will entice spectators to theatres if you don't have commercial films, according to nani in a conversation. Well, that should respond to people like Nandini, Indraganti, and vivek who believed that the public gave them and other excellent filmmakers lousy ratings. A well-made movie with all the necessary commercial components would undoubtedly do well at the box office and attract more offers for the directors. It is the time for everyone to pay closer attention to Nani's advice.