Telugu social media often tags films from Anil Ravipudi and Maruti as “cringe fest.” Trollers say their comedy lacks originality and feels repetitive. This perception is strong online, yet it hasn’t stopped their movies from drawing audiences.
This Sankranthi, both directors will face off. Raja Saab and the Chiru–Anil film are scheduled for release around the same time. The clash has caught attention, especially with Prabhas leading in Raja Saab.
Despite online labels, this style of comedy works. Anil has earned trust among family viewers who enjoy festive entertainment and light-hearted drama. He knows how to shape stories that connect with crowds during holidays.
Maruti follows a similar path. By casting Prabhas, he tries to show a side of the star rarely seen in recent years. This blend of comedy and star power is meant to strike a chord with audiences who want fun on screen.
Still, some Telugu Twitter users continue calling the Raja Saab trailer a cringe fest, pointing to Prabhas’s unusual presence. Yet, what fans dismiss online often turns into crowd-pulling entertainment in theatres.
Both Anil and Maruti understand festival dynamics better than most. They know exactly what viewers expect during Sankranthi. With their style and timing, they are likely to deliver big festival hits once again.
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