Tollywood has undergone a transformation. Merely relying on nepotism is no longer sufficient to succeed in this highly competitive industry.
Talented actors without any family background are showcasing their skills remarkably in their debut films.
While there were some individuals in the past who attempted to leverage nepotism but failed miserably, the phenomenon has become even more prominent nowadays.
In the past, some star kids were given numerous film opportunities, hoping that the audience would readily accept them.
Eventually, the audience did embrace them, and these star kids went on to become successful stars. However, achieving such success is far from easy in the present times.
Young actors must bring forth their competitive talent and, in addition, carefully select storylines and themes that bring out their abilities in surprising ways.
Recent debutants like Daggubati Abhiram and Bellamkonda Ganesh have proven to be lacking in acting prowess. They gave an impression possess no competitive talent to establish their presence in the race for stardom.
Do they really dont possess the talent or didn't get a chance to expose themselves is a debatable issue.
The films "Ahimsa" starring Abhiram Daggubati and "Nenu Student Sir" featuring Bellamkonda Ganesh serve as harsh realities for all those born as nepo kids.
Just like the principle of survival of the fittest, only the truly gifted actors survive in this industry while the rest fade away without a trace, irrespective of their family background.
