Megastar Chiranjeevi recent ventures have primarily revolved around remakes and traditional commercial storylines, leaving audiences yearning for something fresh. It was his film “Waltair Veeraya” that managed to garner decent collections in recent times within his range, but even that movie faced its share of criticism for routine story. Fans have been eagerly waiting for Chiranjeevi to break free from the monotony.
Meanwhile, his upcoming project with Bimbisara director Vasishta is generating significant buzz, as it promises to offer a different cinematic experience. Moreover, there are reports that Chiranjeevi is set to join forces with Tamil director Mithran, known for films like “Hero” and “Sardar.”
However, this change in strategy has sparked a debate among his fans and the industry. While people have been telling him to stop doing movie remakes, it seems he understood this advice differently. Now, instead of only avoiding remakes, he is trying to work with directors from different languages.
Many are questioning why Chiranjeevi, who has largely relied on remakes and familiar formulas, is now seeking out directors from other languages. Some fans wonder why he hasn’t given a chance to the many talented, yet lesser-known directors in Tollywood who could bring a fresh perspective to his films. Chiranjeevi’s recent choices may be a double-edged sword, drawing excitement from those who appreciate his new approach but also raising concerns about the untapped talent within the Telugu film industry.
