All the movies that a film industry produces throughout its lifespan can broadly be categorized in three. The big budget films – which mostly comprises of movies done by the biggies of that respective industry or involves a big producer/director who take the risk to show us a different cinema. The movies that hit the target benefit big time as these have a major stake from marketing to a wide release advantage with them. And if they flop, it’s just so much money and efforts gone in vain. Then comes the mediocre budget films – which are mostly done by those who prefer a safe bet on making a cinema. These might go well with the audience or may not for the routine plot they carry. Experimental movies are very rare in this category.
And finally comes the small budget films – these are done by those who are hungry to make a different cinema and want to get a hold in the industry. The main reason they are made on a low budget is that they are more prone to experimenting with filmmaking. Strange right? And when these hit the target, there is no force stopping them. Here are some examples of those small Telugu films that proved budget was never a constraint in making a film.
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Taxiwaala (2018)
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RX100 (2018)
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Arjun Reddy (2017)
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Ami Thumi (2017)
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Pellichoopulu (2016)
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Kshanam (2016)
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Bichagadu (2016)
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Raju Gari Gadhi (2015)
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Oohalu Gusagusalaade (2014)
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Uyyala Jampala (2013)
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Avunu (2012)
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Ee Rojullo (2011)
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Ala Modalaindhi (2011)
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Ashta Chemma (2008)
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Happy Days (2007)
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Anand (2004)
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Aithe (2003)
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Chitram (2000)
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