Supporting Artists’ Arrests Worrying Producers
Star comedians and supporting actors are frequently unavailable owing to their demanding schedules in the film industry. With the expense of filmmaking growing by the day, surprise 'arrests' of sidekicks in huge films are causing major concern among producers and directors.
Last week, pushpa The Rule Makers were troubled by the arrest of jagadish of pushpa fame. It was rumoured that they were putting enormous pressure and persuasion on him to bring him out so that the shoot would not be delayed. Today, the arrest of YouTuber chandrasekhar Sai has put a film crew on edge.
Last week, pushpa The Rule Makers were troubled by the arrest of jagadish of pushpa fame. It was rumoured that they were putting enormous pressure and persuasion on him to bring him out so that the shoot would not be delayed. Today, the arrest of YouTuber chandrasekhar Sai has put a film crew on edge.
For the past six months, bheemla nayak director Saagar K Chandra has been working on a film alongside Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas. 14 Reels is creating the film on a large scale, and chandu Sai will play a full-length part as the protagonist's sidekick. The fact that the YouTuber has been detained under multiple major sections, including rape and cheating, has made it difficult for the producers to continue filming without him.
Bellamkonda Sreenivas is said to have placed high hopes in the film, tentatively named Tyson Naidu, after his Chatrapati hindi version was a major disappointment. When inexperienced performers are given the opportunity to star in films, they become entangled in undesirable situations and end up in jail. The directors are now rethinking their decision, and other filmmakers are getting wary.
Bellamkonda Sreenivas is said to have placed high hopes in the film, tentatively named Tyson Naidu, after his Chatrapati hindi version was a major disappointment. When inexperienced performers are given the opportunity to star in films, they become entangled in undesirable situations and end up in jail. The directors are now rethinking their decision, and other filmmakers are getting wary.