
That means, he delivered more than half-a-dozen flops in a row, and he reminds us of Sai Dharam Tej who also faced the same situation but, ‘Chitralahari’ came as a relief for him after half-a-dozen flops. It’s not just Gopichand or Sai Dharam, there are others on the list who are facing the same problem.
Their script choices are making them fail, and as long as they don’t understand what to choose and what not to, the fate of the movies would be the same.
Gopichand may deliver a hit in the coming days but, the biggest issue is that the present state of affairs would affect his market very badly and it becomes really hard to fill the theatres on the release day after a series of flops. What do you think?
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