One Film That Should Be Eliminated From These 11 Biggies' Filmography

Directed by Vijaya Bapineedu, this movie is probably the most disastrous filmin Chiru’s career. A routine story narrated in the laziest manner doesn’t even make it interesting to watch beyond 30 minutes into the movie. Except for Chiru’s rugged look, which can be found even on the movie posters, this film doesn’t stand worth in Chiru’s career.

The movie that led to many trolls and criticism for Balakrishna was Vijayendra Varma directed by Swarna Subba Rao. If only this movie didn’t exist in Balayya’s filmography, he would have been saved from at least a few trolls. A movie that travels back and forth in narration where Balayya loses his memory bores you with its poor screenplay even though the story has lot of potential.

Now, this is a mystery! Nagarjuna, who always looks to experiment with his roles and characters, chose to do this movie and it surprised everyone. Maybe it was one of those times when Nag got really tired doing different stuff and wanted to relax completely blurting out some punchlines like the other commercial heroes. With a run of the mill story, the attempt to tell this masala flick not just went in vain, but turned out to be embarrassing to watch in the first case. Directed by Veerabhadram, this is a movie we never wanted to see Nagarjuna in.

One can totally blame Meher Ramesh for this unrealistic and silly film. Though the plot looks interesting when narrated, which might have been the reason even Venky fell prey for but it turned out to be one of the most disastrous movies in Venky’s career. Do you even remember what the movie’s story was? No? See, that’s the reason why we are saying this shouldn’t have happened to Venky.

Somehow when you see a movie’s trailer, you get some sense where that movie is going to land up. Even though SJ Suriya teamed up with Pawan Kalyan after giving one of the biggest hits in the industry, Kushi, the movie fell flat at the box office. The unending speeches Pawan blurted out at regular intervals was more like an unnecessary lecture which was obviously not received well by the audience. The only saving grace for this movie was AR Rahman’s music, which we would rather listen on YouTube or music players.

This film couldn't have had a better title. Nearly every actor in is unstoppable. Director Sreenu Vaitla wants his film to do the talking, literally. The writers may have written not pages, but a complete book of lengthy dialogues in advance to enable the actors memorise, rehearse and deliver the lines without a pause.

The producer, Chengala Venkata Rao went on to attempt suicide by jumping into the Hussain Sagar post the release of this movie. He had some issues with the financiers and exhibitors in distributing this movie, but the negative reviews this movie generated shattered his hopes of paying back the debts he incurred. The movie was directed by B. Gopal.

‘Rebel? Are you serious?’ – would be most of your reactions. But, just sit and think for a while, except for those heroic elevations which were not needed in the first case, the movie was just a silly, unnecessary, stylish pile of scenes one after the other. Adding to the misery of Lawrence’s direction was the music which was again composed by himself. Come on!! Lawrence composing music?? We better stop talking about this now.

During that time, Gunashekar has the worst of his times. Almost all the movies he tried in that span lacked big time in execution. Apart from those magnum opus sets, grand visuals and kidnapping heroine, his movies offered nothing new. Allu Arjun who generally chooses decent scripts faltered with this one. Adding to this were those unbelievable over the edge stunts and the bad screenplay. This movie shouldn't have happened to Allu Arjun.

Am I not right? Charan has got his due chance to stardom in Telugu film industry. No issues if he wanted to explore Bollywood and no issues in choosing a movie like ‘Zanjeer’ as well, but maybe the adaptation or re-work that was done for blending this movie to the modern times should have been taken care of. It was a pain to watch this movie and I don’t even have the memory of what existed in this movie except Charan’s Khakhi uniform and golden shades he donned. Somehow the cops in Telugu cinema have always been fun loving, which is not the case with a cop in reality.

When you are tired of studying all subjects rigorously, you might want to relax when it comes to writing an easy subject. The reason being, even though you let go of the subject this time, you are quite confident of clearing it the next attempt. Ravi Teja was in that relaxing mode when he chose to do this movie. The movie lacked in the story as well as in the execution department which was the main reason for this movie’s failure. Directed by Shoban, most of us barely know that this movie exists in Ravi Teja’s career.