Sukumar is a pan Indian filmmaker now thanks to the blockbuster success of the first instalment of Pushpa. The stakes are high on the second part now and rightly so.
But amidst all the pan-Indian hype Pushpa 2 is enjoying, there is one major complaint on Sukumar and this is regarding his work rate. He has taken a good three years to make Pushpa 2 and the project is still in production, after having already postponed its release earlier.
Even in the case of the first part, Sukumar was filming even a week before the release, as confirmed by himself back then.
In the case of second part, despite having a good three years at hand, the project is still in the filming phase and there is a fair bit of shoot left it seems.
Spending three years of the prime time of a hero on a film and still running with tight timelines isn’t the wisest of things in general sense.
In reality, Sukumar had always been having issues with tight timelines. He is the kind of director who wishes to keep filming and making changes to the product even a day before the release.
But this strategy might not necessarily work in all cases as there will come times when heroes can get impatient if the director fails to execute the project even after having all of three years. This is one trait that Sukumar might have to address and alter immediately.
