Negative vibes surrounds Vijay’s LEO
When it first came out, Thalapathy Vijay's "Leo" generated a lot of hype and was seen in telugu and Tamil. Even though the film has well-known actors like lokesh kanagaraj, Anirudh Ravichander, Sanjay Dutt, trisha krishnan, and Vijay himself, there are a lot of unfavourable things about it.
After the trailer for the movie was out, anticipation for "Leo" has begun to decline. Those who had been looking forward to the film with great anticipation were not at all captivated by the trailer. Not just the telugu audience was disappointed—Tamil viewers also thought the promotional material was unimpressive.
After the trailer for the movie was out, anticipation for "Leo" has begun to decline. Those who had been looking forward to the film with great anticipation were not at all captivated by the trailer. Not just the telugu audience was disappointed—Tamil viewers also thought the promotional material was unimpressive.
Considering lokesh Kanagaraj's history of producing successful songs like "Khaidi" and "Vikram," many people assumed "Leo" would be no different. The crew behind the movie says that there will be a lot of surprises in the full version, and they suggest not making assumptions about the film based just on the trailer.
However, "Leo" has had several difficulties, and viewers frequently rely their early judgements on promotional materials. Furthermore, the film's unfavourable perception was exacerbated by the cancellation of the American premieres and the denial of permission to organise further special showing in Tamilnadu. The cancellation of a pre-release event in tamilnadu had already left the fans unhappy. Their frustration was only heightened by the most recent events.
However, despite "Leo's" impending release, Sitara Entertainments, the company that owns the telugu theatrical rights, has not given any thought to the movie's marketing. In the marketing campaigns, promotional materials—including dubbing quality—seem inadequate. Even "Ne Ready," a freshly released song from "Leo," did not win over the telugu audience.
Additionally, Balakrishna's "Bhagavanth Kesari," which is receiving a lot of favourable press in the film industry, would be a tough competitor for the telugu version. As a result, telugu audiences' early enthusiasm for "Leo" has diminished. Despite these difficulties, people continue to have faith in lokesh Kanagaraj's filmmaking skills. When "Leo" opens in theatres, the real conclusion will become clear.
However, "Leo" has had several difficulties, and viewers frequently rely their early judgements on promotional materials. Furthermore, the film's unfavourable perception was exacerbated by the cancellation of the American premieres and the denial of permission to organise further special showing in Tamilnadu. The cancellation of a pre-release event in tamilnadu had already left the fans unhappy. Their frustration was only heightened by the most recent events.
However, despite "Leo's" impending release, Sitara Entertainments, the company that owns the telugu theatrical rights, has not given any thought to the movie's marketing. In the marketing campaigns, promotional materials—including dubbing quality—seem inadequate. Even "Ne Ready," a freshly released song from "Leo," did not win over the telugu audience.
Additionally, Balakrishna's "Bhagavanth Kesari," which is receiving a lot of favourable press in the film industry, would be a tough competitor for the telugu version. As a result, telugu audiences' early enthusiasm for "Leo" has diminished. Despite these difficulties, people continue to have faith in lokesh Kanagaraj's filmmaking skills. When "Leo" opens in theatres, the real conclusion will become clear.