'Deepam Vundaganey Illu Chakka Pettu Kovali' is one old proverb that is advised to many people who are poor with managing money. Like they say 'save for a rainy day', one should save money whenever he is earning it. And now, let us talk about a live example.
Mass Raja Raviteja is yet to come out of his 'weak' strategy that charged him with six super flops in a row. Even after scoring a hit with 'Balupu', our hero is unable to zero on either big directors or happening producers. The reason looks simple. Raviteja wants to work only with debut and fresh directors, and he wants fresh producers too. Again, there is reason behind this. If he works with fresher, director will be paid less and he will be paid more. Else if he okays a superhit director, then producer will be paying crores to director and will pay less for Raviteja.
It seems like our hero is thinking he should amass more money before he actually gets rejected by audience for continuous flop shows.We have seen many heroes earlier who have taken years to establish in Tollywood but just days to vanish. Let us hope Raviteja will not fall in that category by sticking to this Deepam proverb.
Mass Raja Raviteja is yet to come out of his 'weak' strategy that charged him with six super flops in a row. Even after scoring a hit with 'Balupu', our hero is unable to zero on either big directors or happening producers. The reason looks simple. Raviteja wants to work only with debut and fresh directors, and he wants fresh producers too. Again, there is reason behind this. If he works with fresher, director will be paid less and he will be paid more. Else if he okays a superhit director, then producer will be paying crores to director and will pay less for Raviteja.
It seems like our hero is thinking he should amass more money before he actually gets rejected by audience for continuous flop shows.We have seen many heroes earlier who have taken years to establish in Tollywood but just days to vanish. Let us hope Raviteja will not fall in that category by sticking to this Deepam proverb.