Change in Strategies for 4 Senior Heroes
Chiranjeevi, venkatesh, nagarjuna, and balakrishna have been a constant presence in the telugu cinema industry. These elderly heroes have withstood the test of time and have entertained audiences for decades. Surprisingly, all four are still engaged in the field, managing their careers with a variety of options.
Fans are intrigued by a recent observation, particularly Balakrishna's willingness to take parts that match his age, a deviation from the conventional commercial hero image. Meanwhile, venkatesh and nagarjuna are playing mass characters, each with his own distinct style, leaving fans wondering about Chiranjeevi's developing plan.
Balakrishna, who is known for his larger-than-life avatars, has taken a risk by playing individuals his own age. Following the success of films like as 'Veera simha Reddy' and 'Bhagavanth Kesari,' balakrishna seemed to have found a new niche. He is establishing a name for himself in this domain by drawing influence from stalwarts like Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan.
Venkatesh, known for his versatility and family-hero image, has opted to return to the action genre with 'Saindhav.' The actor, who has succeeded in both family dramas and humorous parts, is now preparing to try his hand at action.
With his next action flick, 'Na Sami Ranga,' nagarjuna hopes to make success in the mass entertainment category. This strategic decision reflects Nagarjuna's aim to reinvent himself and capitalize on the eternal attraction of action-packed stories.
Chiranjeevi's attitude, in contrast to his predecessors, remains mysterious. Despite losses in commercial genres, chiranjeevi remains unwilling to take roles on film that represent his age. His forthcoming fantasy feature, 'Vishwambhara,' is a major departure from the traditional selections of his peers.
We'll have to wait and watch if chiranjeevi can return to his comfort zone with major success.
Fans are intrigued by a recent observation, particularly Balakrishna's willingness to take parts that match his age, a deviation from the conventional commercial hero image. Meanwhile, venkatesh and nagarjuna are playing mass characters, each with his own distinct style, leaving fans wondering about Chiranjeevi's developing plan.
Balakrishna, who is known for his larger-than-life avatars, has taken a risk by playing individuals his own age. Following the success of films like as 'Veera simha Reddy' and 'Bhagavanth Kesari,' balakrishna seemed to have found a new niche. He is establishing a name for himself in this domain by drawing influence from stalwarts like Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan.
Venkatesh, known for his versatility and family-hero image, has opted to return to the action genre with 'Saindhav.' The actor, who has succeeded in both family dramas and humorous parts, is now preparing to try his hand at action.
With his next action flick, 'Na Sami Ranga,' nagarjuna hopes to make success in the mass entertainment category. This strategic decision reflects Nagarjuna's aim to reinvent himself and capitalize on the eternal attraction of action-packed stories.
Chiranjeevi's attitude, in contrast to his predecessors, remains mysterious. Despite losses in commercial genres, chiranjeevi remains unwilling to take roles on film that represent his age. His forthcoming fantasy feature, 'Vishwambhara,' is a major departure from the traditional selections of his peers.
We'll have to wait and watch if chiranjeevi can return to his comfort zone with major success.