Nandamuri Balakrishna is currently engrossed in the shooting of Bhagavanth Kesari, an action-packed emotional drama directed by Anil Ravipudi. Lately, Balakrishna has been carefully selecting stories that align with his persona and age, setting himself apart from other stars of his generation who still prefer to stick to mass masala entertainers.
The comparison between Balakrishna’s last movie, Veera Simha Reddy, and another Telugu biggie, Waltair Veerayya, has caught the attention of netizens. Despite both films being produced by the same producers, Waltair Veerayya managed to outperform Veera Simha Reddy at the box office, leaving fans curious about the producers’ promotional strategies. A recent poster claiming that Veera Simha Reddy completed 200 days in 2 centres has raised scepticism among the audience.
The apparent disparity between the film’s lacklustre collections and mixed reviews and its claim of running for 200 days has led netizens to question the authenticity of the accomplishment. Many are now asking the actors, makers, and fans why they are boasting about the film’s longevity when it seems implausible. This has ignited a virtual debate, with some neutral fans urging the makers to be honest about the film’s performance and not to resort to inflating numbers for promotion.
The situation has put the film industry’s transparency and credibility under scrutiny, with movie enthusiasts expressing concerns about the authenticity of such claims. As discussions continue, the controversy surrounding Veera Simha Reddy and its 200-day milestone has become a significant point of interest among fans and critics alike.
