Das CH
Das CH
The next big thing for Kollywood is undoubtedly Kamal Haasan’s “Indian 2,” a highly anticipated sequel to the blockbuster “Indian” from 1996, directed by Shankar Shanmugan. As the film gears up for its July release, excitement is building, especially following a high-profile audio launch event. The buzz was further amplified by Shankar’s recent statement praising Kamal Haasan, asserting that no actor in India comes anywhere close to his talent, a remark that has since gone viral and added to the anticipation.
While “Indian 2” is generating considerable attention in Tamil Nadu, its Telugu version, “Bharateeyudu 2,” is facing a more tepid response. Despite the original film having a dedicated fan base, analysts note that the current interest in the sequel is lukewarm. However, there’s optimism that the excitement could pick up as the release date approaches, especially with marketing efforts intensifying. The potential for increased enthusiasm remains, contingent on how effectively the film’s promotions resonate with the Telugu audience.
With just a month until “Bharateeyudu 2” hits theaters, limited re-releases of the original “Bharateeyudu” have been planned to rekindle interest. Unfortunately, early booking numbers suggest that the re-release is not generating the expected enthusiasm. Some speculate that fans might be disillusioned by director Shankar’s decision to delay his project with Ram Charan, titled “Game Changer,” as he focuses on “Indian 2.” This prioritization could be dampening excitement for the re-release, or it may simply indicate that audiences are not ready for it yet.
