In Tollywood circles, discussions are going on about how some popular writer cum directors are selling their mediocre scripts to other directors for extra income.
An example of this trend is Devaki Nandana Vasudeva directed by Arjun Jandyala. He previously directed Guna 369 (which didn’t perform well at the box office) but still was given the opportunity to direct Devaki Nandana Vasudeva, starring Ashok Galla, Mahesh Babu’s brother-in-law.
The script for the movie was provided by Prasanth Varma, who had already made a name for himself with his work. The film generated a lot of noise mainly due to Prasanth Varma’s reputation, but despite all the hype, it turned out to be a washout at the box office.
While director Arjun Jandyala has been receiving backlash, Prasanth Varma, who penned the script, is also facing a lot of flak.
The story itself was considered too routine, with only the heroine’s character offering a twist. However, it lacked enough engaging elements to hold the audience’s attention.
To add fuel to the fire, Prasanth Varma made some controversial statements during the film’s promotions, which didn’t go down well with many.
The failure of Devaki Nandana Vasudeva led to doubts about Prasanth Varma’s credibility and talent. Many have started questioning his talent and are calling his last blockbuster Hanu Man a fluke.
The situation is now affecting Nandamuri Balakrishna and his fans for choosing Prasanth Varma to direct Mokshagnya’s debut film.
Some fans want to meet Balakrishna and let him know about the concerns regarding Prasanth Varma as the director for Mokashagnya’s debut film.
According to inside reports, Balakrishna’s daughter Tejaswini reassured fans that the script for Mokshagnya’s debut film is solid and they have nothing to worry about.
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