Recently, there’s been a growing belief in Tollywood that a well-packaged entertainer is enough to become a success at the box office. An extraordinary story or execution isn’t mandatory for a film’s success.
The focus now seems to be on how well the film’s core idea is packaged with elements like catchy songs, intense action, and entertainment. It feels like the audience is more interested in how the film delivers its entertainment, thrills, and humor rather than the novelty of the story itself.
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As long as the audience isn’t bored, then the film is a success, especially for big star hero films.
Interestingly, recent blockbusters haven’t received unanimous positive talk. All movies got mixed reactions from the audience. Cinema lovers are watching big hero films in theaters at least during the first weekend unless they get totally bad word of mouth.
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Looking at the three big films releasing for Sankranti, the stories don’t seem to be anything groundbreaking as expected. They all appear to follow familiar patterns. All three films are depending on how the films are presented.
Starting with Game Changer, the story revolves around a young man who graduates and becomes a strict officer, leading a significant battle.
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The movie features a major twist during the interval and a flashback later. While the storyline isn’t particularly groundbreaking, it’s the execution and the way director Shankar has presented the story that will make all the difference.
In the case of Daaku Maharaaj, there’s a feeling that the story doesn’t need to be overly complex, especially when it’s a Balakrishna film. The story has yet to be fully revealed, but rumors suggest that it may have similarities to Balakrishna’s earlier roles in films like Samarasimha Reddy.
There will likely be a flashback episode, followed by a dramatic interval bang. The key to this film’s success may lie in the powerful and emotional scenes, and action sequences. It all depends on how director Bobby has handled a star like Balakrishna.
As for Sankranthiki Vasthunnam, director Anil Ravipudi’s films have often focused more on the entertainment value within scenes. There’s also a crime angle involved, which should add some more excitement in the second half.
The story follows a retired cop, his wife, and their fun-filled encounters with an ex-girlfriend, leading to an adventure. The film seems focused on humor and entertainment. The film will likely be judged on how well it delivers the fun.
In conclusion, it seems that Daaku Maharaaj will be aiming for powerful action blocks, Game Changer for a commercial entertainer with grand visuals, and Sankranthiki Vasthunnam for a fun experience.
