Das CH
Das CH
In the realm of the film industry, each individual director has a unique way of narrating stories to moviegoers. One such director is Ravi Babu. He began his career with the comedy flick “Allari,” which introduced us to Naresh, often referred to as Allari Naresh now.
Post-“Allari,” Ravi Babu delivered decent comedy flicks until surprising the audience with a psychological thriller, “Anasuya,” starring Bhumika Chawla. He not only impressed with his new approach to directional skills but also showcased his acting chops with a negative shade character.
Following the success of “Anasuya,” Ravi Babu ventured into a love story with the musical hit album “Nachavule,” starring Tanish and Madhavi Latha. The blend of romance and Ravi’s comic touch resonated well with spectators. However, deviating from his usual style, Ravi Babu returned to psychological thrillers with “Amaravati,” starring Sneha, Bhumika Chawla, and Tarakaratna, followed by another musical love story, “Manasara.” Unfortunately, both films failed to meet audience expectations set by their predecessors at the box office.
Despite being a musical hit like “Nachavule,” “Manasara” failed to replicate the magic of its predecessor in the love story genre.
