Sukumar Takes The Blame Post-Blockbuster
With pushpa 2, director sukumar created a breathtaking smash for the hindi market. The movie has surpassed every trade analyst's prediction and is still doing incredibly well in its second weekend of release. In the telugu and hindi markets, pushpa 2 has not garnered much critical praise despite its economic success.
The intense action sequences are popular, yet hindi viewers are mostly unaware of Sukumar's unique directing style. Nonetheless, he has been successful in increasing box office receipts with his action scenes. Sukumar's tardiness in planning has long been a grievance. Even though it took him three years to finish pushpa 2, he remained in the editing room a few days prior to its release, staying out of the publicity.
Poor planning, which can result in significant costs for manufacturers owing to mounting interest on money, is shown by this mismanagement. In addition to raising manufacturing costs, delays put a company at danger of missing the most lucrative release date. pushpa 2 might have brought in even more startling revenue if it had been published on august 15th; the director's lack of preparation is the only reason for the loss.
Directors like S.S. Rajamouli, who likewise take years to finish their films but do it with careful forethought, are in contrast to Sukumar's method. Audiences and stakeholders anticipate films on the level of Baahubali or rrr if sukumar takes years to finish one. It took three years to make a huge masala film that wasn't typical.
The intense action sequences are popular, yet hindi viewers are mostly unaware of Sukumar's unique directing style. Nonetheless, he has been successful in increasing box office receipts with his action scenes. Sukumar's tardiness in planning has long been a grievance. Even though it took him three years to finish pushpa 2, he remained in the editing room a few days prior to its release, staying out of the publicity.
Poor planning, which can result in significant costs for manufacturers owing to mounting interest on money, is shown by this mismanagement. In addition to raising manufacturing costs, delays put a company at danger of missing the most lucrative release date. pushpa 2 might have brought in even more startling revenue if it had been published on august 15th; the director's lack of preparation is the only reason for the loss.
Directors like S.S. Rajamouli, who likewise take years to finish their films but do it with careful forethought, are in contrast to Sukumar's method. Audiences and stakeholders anticipate films on the level of Baahubali or rrr if sukumar takes years to finish one. It took three years to make a huge masala film that wasn't typical.
Sukumar has to do better at planning, complete tasks on time, and make sure his next movie doesn't have any unneeded delays if he wants to regain confidence. Only then would he be able to overcome this unfavorable impression and win people's confidence. sukumar has to change the way he works so that producers feel more confident rather than having to worry about it all the time.