There is no doubt that Film Industry follows Success. We hear reports of producers flocking a director as soon as he scores a hit, and its true in every sense of the word. However, here are some strange cases where hit directors are failing to get the dates of heroes they desire to work with.
Kalyan Krishna, who delivered two hits in as many attempts – Soggade Chinni Nayana and RRVC, has yet to materialize his next film. He has stories for both Nagarjuna and Ravi Teja, but couldn’t get their nods. Vamsi Krishna of Kittu Unnadu Jagratha fame and Siva Nirvana who made a commendable debut with ‘Ninnu Kori’ are also waiting for calls from the heroes they want to work with. Director Sagar Chandra, who made critically appreciated films ‘Ayyare’ and ‘Appatlo Okadundevadu’ is also off the radar of noted heroes and producers.
Young directors Trinadha Rao Nakkina of ‘Cinema Choopistha Maava’ and ‘Nenu Local’ fame, and Virinchi Varma of ‘Uyyala Jampala’ and ‘Majnu’ fame are also facing similar situation. There are reports of the latter doing his next film with Chaitu but there is no clarity when this film would go on floors as the Akkineni hero has already committed with other, relatively bigger directors. And, some reports suggest that Nakkina was penning a script for Charan, but considering the Mega hero has the likes of Boyapati, Rajamouli, Koratala etc. in line, the project seems very unlikely.
This indicates how competitive the film industry has become. The prime reason for these successful directors failing to get noted heroes’ dates is that almost every actor is now looking at the merits and demerits of script over a director’s track record.
From directors’ view, every successful director wishes to do a bigger film, with a bigger actor than the previous one in order to increase their brand value. In this quest, they are being forced by heroes to wait for long time.
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