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Both Akhil and Producer Anil Sunkara indirectly blame Surendar reddy for Agent failure

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It is very well known to everyone that Akhil Akkineni’s Agent, directed by Surender Reddy, has turned out to be a massive failure. The film, having Malayalam Megastar Mammootty in an important vital role and Sakshi Vaidya as the female lead, failed to entertain the audience and Akkineni fans as well. It became a miserable failure at the box office. However, it looks like Akhil Akkineni and Anil Sunkara are putting on entire blame on director Surender Reddy.

Before a few days the producer of Agent, Anil Sunkara had mentioned that going to the sets without a bound script was the main reason for the failure of the film, and yesterday Hero Akhil wrote a letter and thanked everyone except the director of the film, Surender Reddy. Its clear that both are indirectly blaming the director.

The result of Agent has hurt the career of Surender Reddy terribly. Before this movie, he and Allu Arjun planned to reunite for a film. This would have been their second project after the hugely successful Racegurram that was released back in 2014. The debacle of Agent has now pushed all these plans away and has also created a massive dent in Surender Reddy’s image.

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Surender Reddy, just like other directors, will have to take the blame, assess the situation and look for a medium-budget film to prove his capability to sustain.

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