The Indian cinema market has been revolving around Hindu mythological subjects for the last few years, and it appears that the audience have still not grown bored of the same.
The phenomenal performance of Ramayan at the ticket counters, despite the mediocre reviews is a clear indication that the Indian audience will simply turn up to theatres if there’s mythology involved.
Coming to the topic now, it is being heard that NTR’s film with Trivikram, which was supposed to be based on the Hindu war god of Karthikeya is in jeopardy after a fallout with the production house.
But it really needs to be said that NTR must make this project happen, regardless of the internal conflict or the situations that have come up. At least at the acting friend, the responsibility is on NTR to try something out of the ordinary.
NTR had been doing routine commercial films in the recent past, and there has been very little challenge for the actor within him. In order to rectify this, the best possible option is to come up with a film that goes outside the commercial boundaries.
NTR is one of the brilliant actors of this generation, and his skills can be challenged if he picks a Hindu mythological subject. The artistic expressions, vocal dubbing and the physical appearance in Hindu mythological role will all present a new challenge for him.
When one of the gifted actors of this generation takes on a pretty big challenge, it is always going to be a good outcome on the big screen. So even if Trivikram goes on and off with this project, Taarak must somehow find a way to make this mythological subject happen to create a lasting impression and that’s for certain.
