Negative Reviews Because of ‘Dishti’?

Films are one of the most impactful media and hence, the filmmakers need to be progressive to give content that can elevate the tastes of the audiences. But, here is one filmmaker Harish Shankar who seems to be headlong immersed in the moderate success that came with the sheer star presence of Allu Arjun and the timing of the release of course.

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He sounded very unscientific when he said that reviewers poor ratings have removed the evil eye(dishti, a superstition) on their movie which had garnered good hype and positive talk before the release. He thinks that it’s good that their film got poor ratings for the premiere shows.

It’s sad to see a filmmaker who is taking the success to his head and continuously targeting the critics and reviewers for their negative reviews. He can deliver a super flop ‘Ramayya Vastavayya’ with a star hero like NTR and also want audiences to trust him for his next movies.

That’s his profession and he can deliver whatever he likes. It’s upto the audiences to accept it or not. Likewise, it’s a profession for the reviewers to write about a new film and it’s upto the audiences to decide whether to watch the film or not. When will Harish Shankar understand this?