Pic Talk: Young & Star Directors in one frame
telugu film industry directors continue to have pleasant and cordial relationships with one another. Most of them don't have room for ego, and we frequently see big directors joining forces to support the movies of their contemporaries. Many directors enjoy spending time with one another, and we frequently see images of them on social media. The internet is currently buzzing with one such image. However, the filmmakers did not take this photo while having a good time.
Filmmakers recently gathered for a conference to discuss the myriad problems plaguing the telugu film industry. It took place in the Film Chamber. Several directors from the industry were gathered together for this meeting. The photograph included people like Trivikram, koratala siva, Sukumar, Bobby, venu Sriram, Anil Ravipudi, Meher Ramesh, boyapati srinu, Sudheer Varma, Parasuram, krishna Chaitanya, and Buchi Babu Sana. Currently, this photo is trending on social media.
Hopefully, Liger will at least partially revers the trend. No, the movie in the lineup is not an event film. No, it won't be the one who ultimately accepts a double-digit opening. However, it might be the one to at least break the box office's slump in terms of accepting an opening of just Rs. 2-3 crores. It appears to be a new trend where movies with budgets of between Rs. 50 and 100 crores debut at about Rs. 2 to 3 crores and movies with budgets between Rs. 100 and 200 crores barely crack double digits.
Filmmakers recently gathered for a conference to discuss the myriad problems plaguing the telugu film industry. It took place in the Film Chamber. Several directors from the industry were gathered together for this meeting. The photograph included people like Trivikram, koratala siva, Sukumar, Bobby, venu Sriram, Anil Ravipudi, Meher Ramesh, boyapati srinu, Sudheer Varma, Parasuram, krishna Chaitanya, and Buchi Babu Sana. Currently, this photo is trending on social media.
Hopefully, Liger will at least partially revers the trend. No, the movie in the lineup is not an event film. No, it won't be the one who ultimately accepts a double-digit opening. However, it might be the one to at least break the box office's slump in terms of accepting an opening of just Rs. 2-3 crores. It appears to be a new trend where movies with budgets of between Rs. 50 and 100 crores debut at about Rs. 2 to 3 crores and movies with budgets between Rs. 100 and 200 crores barely crack double digits.