In the aftermath of Sankranti, Tollywood’s box office lacked excitement, with February’s releases falling short of expectations. Only Ambajipeta Marriage Band, Eagle, and Orru Peru Bhairavakona scored average talk.
March, however, holds promise with three significant films – Operation Valentine, Bheema, and that’s all. For Varun Tej, who once rode high on hits like Fidaa and F-2, recent projects like Gani and F-3 faced consecutive setbacks. Mainly his past movie Gandhivadari Arjuna tasted disaster. So he pinned all his hopes on his upcoming pan-Indian film Operation Valentine.
Operation Valentine marks his debut Hindi film and is crucial for his career reset, with Varun banking on its success.
Gopichand, facing the aftermath of last year’s ‘Ramabanam’ flop, pins hopes on ‘Bheema.’ Teaming up with Kannada director Harsha, the film projects a mass appeal, potentially marking a turning point for Gopi Mark’s career.
Allari Naresh, once known for his comedic prowess, faced a sidelining trend with similar roles. Despite a hit in ‘Naandi,’ subsequent ventures failed to captivate audiences. Now, with the release of ‘Aa Oketi Adakku,’ Naresh aims for a comedic comeback, hoping to reclaim his former glory.
The month of March becomes a pivotal period for these three heroes, where success could reshape their careers, and failure might pose significant challenges. Varun Tej seeks validation in a new language, Gopichand strives for a mass appeal revival, and Allari Naresh attempts a return to his comedic roots.
However, despite the significant stakes riding on these three films for Varun Tej, Gopichand, and Allari Naresh, the teasers and promotions haven’t created much excitement. The glimpses of the movies seem ordinary and similar to regular films. The question now lingers: Will these heroes manage to make a comeback with hits, or will these films add to their recent string of disappointments, putting their careers at further risk? The answer awaits as audiences eagerly anticipate the fate of these crucial projects.
