Vishwak Sen is one such young Telugu hero who manages to grab the attention for his films in one way or another. He has developed a knack of mixing up the genres and themes of his films as he has the tendency to do try out something new with almost every other film of his.
Unlike other youngsters who excel in particular genres – like for instance Adivi Sesh in thrillers, and Sree Vishnu in comedy capers, Vishwak tries his hand at something new with every other film of his.
Right from Falaknuma Das to Ashoka Vanamlo to his latest outing, Gaami, there is an effort to diversify the portfolio and acting range.
The negative effect of this is that his market is not stable and the success rate is wobbling. But he is not too bothered about it as he keeps experimenting around.
Like in the case of Gaami, we can’t expect many other Telugu youngsters to even explore a subject like this. This youngster Viswhak needs to be appreciated for his drive to try his hand at something new.
But at the same time, his overt outwardness and funky antics to gain attention for his new releases are not standard traits for a budding hero so the growth prosperity is limited here. But the kind of films he is willing to explore makes him the most exciting young hero of the current lot.
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