‘Pushpa’ Inspiration For ‘Liger’ Is A Big Misfire!
As part of the promotion for puri Jagannath's most recent film, Liger, director sukumar recently spoke with him. During this conversation, they had discussions about a number of movies, including Liger. They also talked about the making of movies throughout this exchange. puri claimed in the interview that Sukumar's scripting of Pushpa's climax gave him the idea for Liger's climax. But after watching Liger, one could be left wondering how puri was able to draw inspiration from Pushpa's conclusion and create such a terrible one for this film.
By the time the movie pushpa gets to its finale, sukumar has already done a good job of establishing the personalities of allu arjun and Fahadh Faasil. He thoroughly played with their characterizations throughout those crucial times. Although reviews of Pushpa's final 30 minutes were divided, it was recognised that this was how it was intended to introduce the next section. So it was successful in that instance.
Regarding Liger, Mike Tyson's persona is only briefly and haphazardly introduced in the final section. His character was written so inadequately by the end that he was just depicted as a big goon. Throughout the finale scenes, nobody could relate to him. As a result, the fight between the protagonist vijay deverakonda and mike tyson in the conclusion turns out to be a total bust. If puri was at all influenced by Pushpa's climax when writing this one, then the star director delivered an utterly appalling performance.
By the time the movie pushpa gets to its finale, sukumar has already done a good job of establishing the personalities of allu arjun and Fahadh Faasil. He thoroughly played with their characterizations throughout those crucial times. Although reviews of Pushpa's final 30 minutes were divided, it was recognised that this was how it was intended to introduce the next section. So it was successful in that instance.
Regarding Liger, Mike Tyson's persona is only briefly and haphazardly introduced in the final section. His character was written so inadequately by the end that he was just depicted as a big goon. Throughout the finale scenes, nobody could relate to him. As a result, the fight between the protagonist vijay deverakonda and mike tyson in the conclusion turns out to be a total bust. If puri was at all influenced by Pushpa's climax when writing this one, then the star director delivered an utterly appalling performance.