In the world of cinema, multitasking has long been a hallmark of star heroes, who often juggle multiple projects to ensure their presence is felt consistently on the big screen. This strategy not only keeps fans engaged but also minimizes delays in highly anticipated films. However, recent trends indicate that directors are now adopting a similar approach to managing their workload and commitments.
Director Shankar, known for his grand spectacles, set a precedent by simultaneously working on Kamal Haasan’s Indian 2 and Ram Charan’s Game Changer. This move not only showcased his versatility but also highlighted the evolving dynamics of directorial commitments in the industry. By handling multiple projects concurrently, directors like Shankar ensure that their creative energies are maximized without compromising on the quality or timely delivery of their films.
Following in these footsteps is Prashant Neel, the acclaimed director from Sandalwood, who has carved a niche for himself in Tollywood with his blockbuster Salaar, starring Prabhas. The film’s success has heightened anticipation for its sequel, yet Neel finds himself torn between multiple commitments. Despite the pressure to helm Salaar 2, he is equally dedicated to directing Jr NTR in his next venture. Recent reports suggest that Neel has devised a strategy to manage both projects simultaneously, with plans for Salaar 2 potentially commencing filming in the existing sets at RFC from August 10th.
