Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1—Sword vs. Spirit, the latest film of Pawan Kalyan, is heading towards a big disaster at the box office. The film faced many issues, but Pawan Kalyan is mainly responsible for Hari Hara Veera Mallu’s failure.
If everything had gone as planned, HHVM would have been completed long back under Krish’s direction, which could have made the hype and result much bigger.
Pawan Kalyan is the reason for Hari Hara Veera Mallu’s Failure/Result
But now, as said above, the film is heading towards a big failure. No one but the hero himself needs to take the responsibility for the fate of the film. Because, somehow, PK took the people for granted, and his unnecessary involvement led the film to failure.
Even fans also feel that the entire 2nd half’s theme, the Sanathana episodes, is the result of Pawan Kalyan’s involvement or his instructions to the director, Jyothi Krishna.
Bringing Jyothi Krishna on board was a big mistake from Pawan Kalyan’s side
Firstly, bringing Jyothi Krishna on board for such a big film is in itself a big mistake. The film’s team, AM Ratnam, officially said that bringing Jyothi Krishna was Pawan’s decision, which massively backfired.
That is why even fans feel that Pawan Kalyan is mainly responsible for Hari Hara Veera Mallu’s failure. If we consider the previous film directed by Jyothi Krishna, it is proven that he is not capable of handling big technical values or elements.
Unnecessary Script Changes and Directors Getting Changed Dented Hari Hara Veera Mallu’s Content
There are many directors available in the industry who are strong on the technical front, but are failing due to a bad script.
However, the plus point for Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1—Sword vs. Spirit is that Krish Jagarlamudi had already designed the full script of the film.
But the team HHVM did unnecessary changes to the script after the director was changed. It could have been good if Pawan had picked the right director with no change in Krish’s script, which could have probably delivered some better results.