Tamil Directors With Telugu Heroes – A Look Back Into Past
Nearly all movie fans should be familiar with one of venu Madhav's most well-known meme videos from the film Nenithe. Because of the performances of such films in recent years, some of the hero's supporters bring up this meme whenever the hero signs a film deal with a tamil filmmaker.
There is no disputing that tamil filmmakers offered telugu heroes some timeless films like Geetanjali, bommarillu, Manam, and Tholi Prema; yet, if we have to look back at the list, tamil directors were responsible for our heroes' worst disasters. bommarillu Bhaskar, vikram Kumar, and karunakaran are three directors who have mostly worked on telugu films and have each produced at least one hit.
There is no disputing that tamil filmmakers offered telugu heroes some timeless films like Geetanjali, bommarillu, Manam, and Tholi Prema; yet, if we have to look back at the list, tamil directors were responsible for our heroes' worst disasters. bommarillu Bhaskar, vikram Kumar, and karunakaran are three directors who have mostly worked on telugu films and have each produced at least one hit.
Regarding the telugu actors who supported tamil filmmakers, pawan kalyan has produced four films: Kushi, Bangaram, Puli, and Panjaa. The three films—Kushi, Puli, and the other two—were all passable. All three of Nani's films with tamil filmmakers in which he appeared were failures. They all failed, including Sega with Anjana ali Khan, Yeto Vellipoindi Manasu with gautam Menon, and Jenda Pai Kapiraju with Samuthirakani.
Ye Maaya Chesave and Sahasam Swasaga Saagipo, two films in which naga chaitanya collaborated with gautam Menon, were both commercial failures. The most recent film directed by vikram Prabhu, Custody, likewise received negative feedback.
Ye Maaya Chesave and Sahasam Swasaga Saagipo, two films in which naga chaitanya collaborated with gautam Menon, were both commercial failures. The most recent film directed by vikram Prabhu, Custody, likewise received negative feedback.
Mahesh Babu has two of his worst setbacks with tamil filmmakers. One involves spyder and AR Murugadoss, while the other involves nani and Sj Suryah. Stalin, directed by the same person, became a success with Chiranjeevi.
Only a couple of Ram's films—Ganesh and The Warrior and Vijay Deverakonda's—turned out to be ordinary pictures, while the remainder are the worst flops for our heroes. ram also produced Ganesh and The Warrior. Raviteja performed Daruvu and Sambho Siva Sambho. Gopichand worked with filmmaker Siva, who had directed Raviteja in Daruvu, in the films Shankham and Shouryam.
If we look farther into the past, we get Adavari Matalaku, which features Venkatesh's share of successful and unsuccessful tamil directors. Ganesh, Gemini, Guru, Ardhalu Verule, Vasantham, and Kalisundam Raa. In contrast to Chiranjeevi, who had daddy and Sneham Kosam, balakrishna had Maharathi, Ruler, and jai Simha. gaganam and mass are among the items on Nagarjuna's list.
There are more films to mention, but the most recent batch of catastrophe flicks are terrifying telugu hero fans more than ever. It would be interesting to observe how ram Charan's Game Changer, directed by Shankar, and #PKSDT, directed by Samuthirakani, do at the box office.
Only a couple of Ram's films—Ganesh and The Warrior and Vijay Deverakonda's—turned out to be ordinary pictures, while the remainder are the worst flops for our heroes. ram also produced Ganesh and The Warrior. Raviteja performed Daruvu and Sambho Siva Sambho. Gopichand worked with filmmaker Siva, who had directed Raviteja in Daruvu, in the films Shankham and Shouryam.
If we look farther into the past, we get Adavari Matalaku, which features Venkatesh's share of successful and unsuccessful tamil directors. Ganesh, Gemini, Guru, Ardhalu Verule, Vasantham, and Kalisundam Raa. In contrast to Chiranjeevi, who had daddy and Sneham Kosam, balakrishna had Maharathi, Ruler, and jai Simha. gaganam and mass are among the items on Nagarjuna's list.
There are more films to mention, but the most recent batch of catastrophe flicks are terrifying telugu hero fans more than ever. It would be interesting to observe how ram Charan's Game Changer, directed by Shankar, and #PKSDT, directed by Samuthirakani, do at the box office.