Director Trivikram recently attended Tillu Square’s success meet in Hyderabad alongside actor Jr. NTR. During his speech, Trivikram showed his support for NTR, which is common in the industry. However, he took a different approach by expressing high hopes for the success of a specific film, Devara, even suggesting it could gross over 1000 crores.
What raised eyebrows was Trivikram’s emphasis on Devara, calling this year “Devara Nama samvatsaram” (Devara’s Year) and expressing his wish for the film to shine after the Telugu New Year, known as Ugadi. This exclusion of other big releases like Kalki 2898 AD, Pushpa 2: The Rule, O.G., and Game Changer left many fans and audiences disappointed.
Trivikram’s upcoming project with Allu Arjun, announced on his birthday, adds another layer of scrutiny to his biased remarks. While it’s natural for directors to root for the success of their colleagues, Trivikram’s overt support for Devara at the expense of other films stirred controversy.
Fans and audiences expected him to maintain a neutral stance, especially given his upcoming collaborations in the industry. This incident underscores the importance of maintaining professionalism and impartiality in the film fraternity.
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