Ram Charan Teja has a bad habit. Though he decides on his next film well in advance, he would take a very long to start the shooting. If he wants his film to be released on Dasara, he would hurry through the shooting only four months before the festival.
As a result, the directors would have to move heaven and earth to meet the deadline. Charan did the same for his earlier film “Govindudu Andari Vadele,” by bringing pressure on director Krishna Vamsi to complete the film in a short time. As a result, he had to release the film without shooting a song.
Same had happened in thecase of “Bruce Lee.” Though the director wanted to shoot a song on Chiranjeevi, he had to drop the idea because of Charan wanted the film to be released hurriedly. Needless to say, both the films turned out to be failures.
Now, the same story is being repeated in case of Dhruva. Charan has fixed October 7 as the deadline to release the film. But, sources say, not even half of the film has completed shooting. It means, the remaining half of the film has to be completed within a month and go for post-production before the deadline.
One can understand how the film makers have to struggle for this. And in the process, if the quality of the product gets affected, there is no point in blaming the director and technicians.
