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They are both egotistical, worry a lot about their own appearances, and quickly judge others based on their skin colour, education, and the jobs they do to earn a living.Įarlier this year, Sunil matched steps with Allu Arjun in Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo and, now, he’s warning young women to listen to their parents and not fall in love with the men they like in Colour Photo.
Shammi and Rama Raju seem like two peas in a pod. And now, with Colour Photo, he has channeled his inner demon to play the mean, beastly Rama Raju, a character that complements Shammi (Fahadh Faasil) from Kumbalangi Nights (2019). Mega Supergood Movies banner has produced the film with a decent budget. Sunil turned into a supporting actor, and that’s what we witnessed in Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava (2018). The movie is an official remake of ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ and Devi Prasad has directed the Telugu version. Change is inevitable, and stars who understand that phenomenon go on to leave larger footprints in the sands of time. But, his decision to return to his forte must be appreciated. Sunil may not have flipped a coin à la Rajinikanth in Sivaji (2007) to change tracks. A star once loved by a generation of fans stood the risk of being forgotten. Even his six-pack abs didn’t help him win over new audiences. From 10 to 20 releases a year, Sunil’s work dwindled to just a couple of movies a year.
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They did not possess Rajamouli’s knack and did not know how to capitalise on Sunil’s strengths. Though the guy playing the lead was the same, the directors were different. He then starred in a string of comedies that leaned on romance, action, and whatnot, but most bit the dust. And then, he went a step further and made the ensemble mess Dongala Mutha (2011), in which Sunil starred alongside Ravi Teja, Charmme, Lakshmi Manchu, Bramhanandam, Subbaraju, Brahmaji and Prakash Raj.Īt the turn of the decade, when Sunil took a turn to fill bigger shoes, he lost his footing. Ram Gopal Varma, who has always idolised Rajamouli, thought he could depend upon Sunil’s talent for a low-budget comedy drama and immediately churned out the terrible Katha Screenplay Darsakatvam Appalaraju (2011). He couldn’t just go back to his regular den and get beaten up by other stars in the name of comedy, nor could he reuse his bag of tricks. The magic worked, but Sunil was left hanging on the bridge. ‘Veedu bagupadadu’ and ‘katthi laga undi’ ‘lakshanaga undi’. Jalsa lo all the scenes where Sunil calls his psychiatrist.
Perhaps, the general curiosity regarding this new director-actor collaboration piqued the audiences’ curiosity and drove them to the theatres. Aa toilet cleaning scene and the way he asks ‘nee upma lo jeedipappu ochinda’. Rajamouli had just then delivered the industry’s biggest blockbuster Magadheera the previous year, and was willing to gamble with his image and a lead actor, who was ready to sing, dance, fight, cry and be goofy. In 2010, however, SS Rajamouli gave the actor a complete makeover in Maryada Ramanna, which ran to packed houses for several weeks.
But that was a remake of the Tamil Sundara Purushan (1996) and a one-off wonder, so he continued to wear the cape of a comedian. As Sunil’s popularity grew, he was offered bigger parts, and that’s how Andala Ramudu (2006), the film where he starred as lead, became a box office hit.
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