Why every top hero should make at least one regional film a year

Jr NTR teams up with blockbuster director Anil Ravipudi for a pure Telugu entertainer. As Tollywood’s most popular stars are making pan India movies on big budgets, it will be refreshing to see Jr NTR team up with Anil Ravipudi to make a pure Telugu entertainer. This could be an example for other top heroes to take up at least one regional movie per year.

NTR who has increased his popularity by doing movies like RRR, Devara and War 2, is currently busy with a lot of ambitious projects. These include Prashanth Neel’s Dragon, God of War with Trivikram Srinivas and a multi lingual movie with Nelson. Making a comedy entertainer would be a gutsy decision.

This would be a good move for not just NTR and his fans. But also for the Telugu film industry. Big budget pan India movies can take a long time to complete. Thousands of technicians, junior artists, small actors, writers, assistants, day labourers and others rely on regular movie production.

If they make a regional movie on a tight budget, it can give opportunities to people to work. It will keep the industry running and allow stars to stay in touch with their core audience.

It would be interesting to see Anil Ravipudi make a comedy and family entertainer. NTR’s fans will love to see him return to that genre he made popular with movies like Adhurs and Baadshah. A movie during festival season could also help attract families.

The point here is, you can have pan India and regional movies. All top Telugu heroes should aim to make at least one regional movie per year. This will keep the industry running and provide livelihoods.

This could be a huge move by NTR. If this experiment works, it could encourage other stars to balance out their big spectacles and make some authentic Telugu entertainers. This would benefit movie lovers and those working in the industry.

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Suhas Sistu

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Suhas Sistu, born in a family with education background, brought up with good principles and education. Though, coming from Engineering backdrop, his love towards language and passion towards cinema made him to pursue career in film journalism. Started his career as a freelance content writer for some Youtube channels, he later joined HANS India as a translator. From translator to Reporter/Sr. Sub-Editor, his journey is continuing in our organisation.

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