Allu Arjun's Violence With 'Fingering'

Perhaps there is a real good reason why Allu Arjun is called the stylish star of Tollywood. For starters, it is his wardrobe and changing looks onscreen that exudes new style and fashion statement among his fans and followers. However, this time, Bunny has taken his style to a new area.

This is the area of fights and action. All this was seen in his latest offering ‘Badrinath’ and the common comment heard from audience behind was “Bunny’s favourite Brad Pitt used a sword in his battle and killed the enemies in his immortal movie ‘Troy’. Now, Bunny has repeated the act with his fingers.”

Well, this reaction was due to the fight sequences in ‘Badrinath’ wherein Bunny drills holes into the bad guys with his fingers and kills them without strain. This ‘fingering’ violence has taken a toll on his fans and other audience who expected some realism in the sequences. The reason for that was the hype that Bunny went to Vietnam for fights training and he is sure to arrive with a special treat. Better luck next time folks and hope no more fingering…

Badrinath raising the blood pressures

High budget movies are always the risk generators for producers, distributors and exhibitors. In domestic market we might see first and second week house fulls with advance bookings irrespective of talk but in overseas market, patrons are to make fool of exhibitors once the rating and verdict for the film is out in website reviews. Few such star examples which killed distributors in overseas are ‘Puli’ and ‘Shakti.’ Having paid exorbitant amounts to bag the exhibition rights of these movies, everybody went begging once the disaster talk is out with very first show.

Another blood pressure raising situation bothering overseas businessmen from past one week is of ‘Badrinath.’ Purchasing the rights of this highly anticipated flick at record prices, audiences and exhibitors are waiting for screening of first show with at most enthusiasm. One has to see, which way will ‘Badrinath’ go? Will this be another ‘Shakti’ or a profit making one like ‘Magadheera’?