All The Over Confidence Failed To Click
Tamil actor siddharth, who established himself as a telugu hero with films like Bommarillu, asserted during the marketing of the film maha Samudram that his most recent film selections will surprise the telugu audience. However, following the controversy surrounding maha Samudram, he released the movie Takkar and adopted a somewhat different tone when advertising it.
Siddharth, who has always exhibited extreme confidence, said that Mahasamudram's disastrous performance didn't upset him and expressed certainty that "Takkar" will be a fantastic box office success. He gave the action scenes great marks, claiming that they meet hollywood standards, and he emphasised that the heroine's (Divyansha Kaushik) persona is a genuine surprise. The action scenes are ludicrous, but the hero's role is a huge bore. The film's sluggish pace, unclear plot, lack of appeal, and lack of originality struck the public hard, and the result was a catastrophe at the box office.
People definitely believe that siddharth is overconfident in the substance of Takkar rather than being overconfident about the movie these days after watching it. While the hero believed that every action he took in the movie was original, in reality, they appeared to be a mashup of many previous films, and the hero himself didn't fit the mould of a common hero. If siddharth wasn't trying to catch the audience's attention in any way, one has to question why he actively advertised the movie and sounded so overconfident.
Siddharth, who has always exhibited extreme confidence, said that Mahasamudram's disastrous performance didn't upset him and expressed certainty that "Takkar" will be a fantastic box office success. He gave the action scenes great marks, claiming that they meet hollywood standards, and he emphasised that the heroine's (Divyansha Kaushik) persona is a genuine surprise. The action scenes are ludicrous, but the hero's role is a huge bore. The film's sluggish pace, unclear plot, lack of appeal, and lack of originality struck the public hard, and the result was a catastrophe at the box office.
People definitely believe that siddharth is overconfident in the substance of Takkar rather than being overconfident about the movie these days after watching it. While the hero believed that every action he took in the movie was original, in reality, they appeared to be a mashup of many previous films, and the hero himself didn't fit the mould of a common hero. If siddharth wasn't trying to catch the audience's attention in any way, one has to question why he actively advertised the movie and sounded so overconfident.