At the end of this month, the massive mega-movie “Bro” is scheduled to hit theatres. It has been reported that the movie’s post-production work is still incomplete with only two weeks left. Surprisingly, despite the presence of Pawan Kalyan and the screenplay being written by renowned director Trivikram, the movie hasn’t been able to capture the attention of the audience.
Directed by Samuthirakani, the film has Trivikram on board as the screenplay writer, reportedly earning a whopping Rs 20 crore for his contributions. This record-breaking remuneration for a screenplay and dialogue writer surpasses the earnings of many top stars and directors in the industry.
Starring Sai Dharam Tej and Ketika Sharma in lead roles, the film went into production earlier this year, with Pawan Kalyan wrapping up his portions in a short span of time. Alongside the lead actors, the movie also features notable performers such as Brahmanandam, Rohini Molleti, Subbaraju, Tanikella Bharani, and Raja Chembolu in crucial roles.
To cater to Pawan Kalyan’s star image and resonate with the Telugu audience, Trivikram and Samuthirakani have made necessary adjustments, incorporating elements that align with the local sensibilities.
As the film’s release date approaches, the makers are now focused on completing the pending post-production work to ensure a smooth release and maximize its reach among the audience. With the limited time available, they face the challenge of generating excitement and building anticipation for the film, which has struggled to create substantial buzz despite its star power and acclaimed screenplay.
