Should Telugu Heroes unveil Image-Mask?

Big Heroes have been testing the patience of audience with their huge budgeted flicks made with sick content. Mahesh Babu's 'Khaleja', Ram Charan's 'Orange', Pawan Kalyan's 'Puli' and Jr NTR's 'Shakti' are the best examples of this 'torture' art. Again and again, our makers are coming up with same dud flicks that tumble at the BO. The main culprit behind these money wasting blunders is said to be the mass-image of our Star heroes. The time has surely come for Star Telugu heroes to come out of their 'image' mask to deliver good hits at the Box Office. Veiled with that mass image 'musugu', our top heroes are becoming buffoons with their each advancing day for the kind of flicks they make. When it comes to a Star-Hero's movie, directors are adding unwanted sick comedy and sensational fights to enthrall the star’s fans. In the name of that 'image', these extra terrestrial elements are spoiling the originality and genuineness of the content. 'Khaleja' and 'Puli' are the best examples in the recent past, while 'Teen Maar' is the best one today. While the hindi original 'Love Aaj Kal' portrays the expressions and emotions of love at peak levels, its Telugu remake was altered with senseless fights. For targeting whole sections of B & C centres, the films should be completely commercial with all heroic elements. If they go on changing genuine subjects into melodramatic content for the sake of fans, audience will keep on rejecting them. Star heroes should change their mindset to make good films unveiling their image-mask, such that the facet of Telugu Industry will change to reach new levels.