Mega Talk: Repeating Allu Arjun & Charan Is Tough
After Krish's "Kondapulam," new mega hero Vaishnav Tej has experienced another box office failure with the dud "Ranga Ranga Vaibhavamga." Despite a strong start to his career with "Uppena," he has struggled to maintain his level of fame. And that gets us to the issue that it is not simple for every super star to replicate an allu arjun or ram Charan.
Both ram charan and allu arjun got their careers off to strong starts with chirutha and Gangotri, respectively, when it comes to the major family heroes. Later, they built on that success with a smash hit, with bunny playing arya and Charan playing magadheera on his second try. And to date, no other super hero has been able to duplicate the phenomenal popularity of their debut.
However, other star actors, including Sai Dharam Tej, Allu Sirish, and even varun Tej, who debuted with flops in the movies Rey, Gowravam, and Mukunda, respectively, haven't had major successes to their credit instead just receiving above-average pictures. Despite the success of some films, such as supreme and Fidaa, the directors of those films received more praise than the actors. And now, even Vaishnav Tej, who debuted with two back-to-back films, has failed to replicate the initial success.
Therefore, the crucial question is: Why is it so difficult to create characters for the other super heroes that are as successful as Charan's magadheera and Bunny's Arya? It appears that those two third generation super heroes have perfected everything from screenplay selection to dances, acting prowess to selecting the best directors.
Both ram charan and allu arjun got their careers off to strong starts with chirutha and Gangotri, respectively, when it comes to the major family heroes. Later, they built on that success with a smash hit, with bunny playing arya and Charan playing magadheera on his second try. And to date, no other super hero has been able to duplicate the phenomenal popularity of their debut.
However, other star actors, including Sai Dharam Tej, Allu Sirish, and even varun Tej, who debuted with flops in the movies Rey, Gowravam, and Mukunda, respectively, haven't had major successes to their credit instead just receiving above-average pictures. Despite the success of some films, such as supreme and Fidaa, the directors of those films received more praise than the actors. And now, even Vaishnav Tej, who debuted with two back-to-back films, has failed to replicate the initial success.
Therefore, the crucial question is: Why is it so difficult to create characters for the other super heroes that are as successful as Charan's magadheera and Bunny's Arya? It appears that those two third generation super heroes have perfected everything from screenplay selection to dances, acting prowess to selecting the best directors.