These Sequels To End Up Just As Announcements
A sequel to that movie is now teased towards the end of the movie, which is the newest development in the business. In recent years, high-profile films directed by reputable individuals have produced sequels. However, there are some films that just serve as announcements for sequels. Numerous films have hinted at a sequel while they were being made or released, but nothing has been heard about it afterwards. The reason for this is because their initial effort was a huge failure. A part 2 of Raviteja's Ramarao about Duty was teased in the most recent movie, but there has been no indication about a later release date for the catastrophe picture.
In a same vein, the sequels were triumphantly revealed by Boyapati's skanda and srikanth Addala's Pedakapu, which were released last month. The director of Pedakapu, srikanth Addala, has said that he intends to produce two additional episodes. However, because both skanda and Pedakapu's films did poorly at the box office, they are not remaining silent about the sequels.
If the sequels were to come to pass, the middling films such as skanda and Pedakapu needed to become box office successes. The producer of skanda is reportedly not in the mood to work on another film now that the film is likely to be a financial disaster. However, the manufacturer of Pedakapu also experienced losses, therefore it is unlikely that the next event will occur.
The recent hit filmmakers of Bimbisara and Virupaksha only revealed "Part 2" once they realised they had achieved great popularity. More filmmakers ought to use this strategy rather than merely revealing the next scene and letting it degenerate into a farce.
If the sequels were to come to pass, the middling films such as skanda and Pedakapu needed to become box office successes. The producer of skanda is reportedly not in the mood to work on another film now that the film is likely to be a financial disaster. However, the manufacturer of Pedakapu also experienced losses, therefore it is unlikely that the next event will occur.
The recent hit filmmakers of Bimbisara and Virupaksha only revealed "Part 2" once they realised they had achieved great popularity. More filmmakers ought to use this strategy rather than merely revealing the next scene and letting it degenerate into a farce.