OTT Rewatch Value - Salaar or Kalki or Devara?
Pan-Indian films and event films with distinctive locales and graphics are the newest trends in cinema. Three telugu actors have released them, including prabhas in two and ntr in one. Three event films—Salaar, kalki 2898 AD, and Devara—all had a significant theatrical effect.
All three films, however, shared the similar trait of being mocked when they first appeared on OTT, primarily because of mediocre hero characterizations masquerading as world-building or extravagant sequences. The issue now is: Which of these three well-known games is worth seeing again?
All three films, however, shared the similar trait of being mocked when they first appeared on OTT, primarily because of mediocre hero characterizations masquerading as world-building or extravagant sequences. The issue now is: Which of these three well-known games is worth seeing again?
Salaar has unquestionably gained popularity on OTT over time and has attracted a following of viewers who regularly watch it in blocks. The action scenes and Prashanth Neel's directing added to its allure. Similar to Prabhas' flicks, NTR's Devara recently appeared on OTT and is currently being trolled. Because of the action blocks, many viewers are still giving it a try even if the OTT reaction indicates that it lacks repeat value.
Of the three, kalki 2898 AD has the lowest OTT repeat value. On OTT, hardly nobody has discussed or given the movie any positive reviews; many people have just ignored it. In summary, Salaar offers the highest rewatch value on OTT, despite its flaws. Rajamouli's Baahubali 2 was the final event movie with genuine rewatch appeal.
Of the three, kalki 2898 AD has the lowest OTT repeat value. On OTT, hardly nobody has discussed or given the movie any positive reviews; many people have just ignored it. In summary, Salaar offers the highest rewatch value on OTT, despite its flaws. Rajamouli's Baahubali 2 was the final event movie with genuine rewatch appeal.