Recently, a new trend has started in the South Indian Film Industry, that is Tamil Directors working with Telugu Heroes and Telugu Directors working with Tamil Heroes. While the Telugu Directors were successful in their attempts, Tamil Directors are failing to catch the Telugu audience’s pulse. We can form a list of many films from Panjaa, Spyder to the recently released film The Warrior.
Many movie lovers thought that this series of failures by Tamil Directors will end with Venkat Prabhu’s debut film in Telugu, Custody. It is very well known to everyone that Naga Chaitanya and Venkat Prabhu had joined hands for the Tamil Telugu Bilingual Film Custody, which has been released this Friday. However, with this movie also, the Tamil directors failing in Telugu is not stopped.
If we observe all movies we can see the clear mismatch between the Telugu audiences taste and the taking of Tamil Directors. In Spyder, Mahesh Babu’s lacked the power of a main lead character and the film appeared as it was made to introduce SJ Surya into Telugu rather than Mahesh in Tamil.
Lingusamy who made The Warrior also failed to entertain the Telugu audience as he failed to evoke the right emotions in the hero elevation scenes and action sequences. Coming to the latest release, Custody, Venkat Prabhu has done a better job compared to the other directors, but he also failed to take an interesting concept to the next level.
The netizens on social media are trolling the Tamil Directors funnily by making the famous scenes of Baahubali Series where Kattappa puts the foot of Baahubali on his head in one scene and in another scene he backstabs him. The netizens are comparing these scenes with pre-release statements of the director and the result of the movie.
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