Wil Mahesh put his career in risk, Some clues for Janda pi kapiraju

Wil  Mahesh put his career in risk

With critics tearing the comic-caper D for Dopidi for his amateriush plot and lacklustre screenplay and even audience giving it a thumbs down, will Mahesh Babu risk his career by doing a film with directors and producers Raj Nidimoru and DK, it seems remote. 

Since in T-town, only 'success counts' and in that parlance, Raj Nidmouru made a mistake by producing and lending their names to a nonsensical movie which exposed their poor judgement and showed that the duo can't grasp the pulse of Telugu viewers. Even their much-hyped B-town film 'Go Goa Gone', didn't spin box office magic and couldn't dish out winner, even with a star like Saif Ali Khan. Since its a very challenging and difficult task, to make a star-centric movie and cater to the huge following of top-notch star, DK and Raj need to re-work their scripts and also instill confidence in the mind of Mahesh Babu, otherwise, it would be non-starter. 

We learnt that Mahesh declined to work with director Krish, after a disaster like 'Krishnam Vande...', so he may show the door, to RJ&Co too, provided producer Aswinin Dutt, takes the responsibility of bringing them together








Some clues for Janda pi kapiraju

Young hero Nani is defined as the most unlucky hero of 2013 for not seeing at least one good release. Though he is quite talented and hard working, luck is not on his side. But it looks like brighter days are not far from the hero, who is all set to wage war against corruption.
 
If 'Paisa' has left strong blemishes on Nani without even releasing, here comes 'Jenda Pai Kapiraju' unleashing new hopes. Trailer of this latest movie feauturing Nani in a double role, and directed by talented Samuthirakani released the other day. In word, the trailer is simply amazing for its intensity. The whole story of the movie is about standing for truth and fighting for it despite the hurdles that arise in the process. Jenda Pai Kapiraju is quite intense though the flick got quite a few shades of 'tamil' exaggeration in terms of tone and scale.
 
We have seen plenty of movies in the past that waged war against corruption and misdeeds of bureaucrats and politicians. Surely 'Jenda Pa Kapiraju'  falls in the same genre, and we have to see how the film actually performs at box office.