Fans of star heroes on social media are unable to remain silent. They want their heroes to make films without a break. They want to ensure that there is a release every three to four months. There should be a flood of updates since the movie started. But it is not possible for any star hero to meet their expectations. Now even ensuring the release of one film a year is becoming difficult.
And when the shooting starts, everyone's focus is on how well the film can be made and star heroes may not bother much about updates. But the fans are engaging in fights and demanding explanations regarding the updates on the social media platform. Apart from making comments on Twitter, they are also raising slogans when their heroes come to any celebrations or events.
It is known that Junior NTR has rebuked his fans in this regard recently about their demand for updates about his film with Koratala Siva. Now it's the turn of Mahesh Babu's fans on one side and Prabhas' fans on the other side who are fighting for updates on social media.
The first look and title of Mahesh's new film under the direction of Trivikram was expected to be released as Ugadi treat a few days ago. It has recently gained more momentum.
On Sunday, fans made a lot of noise saying that the update is coming and that they are going to make an official announcement about it. It turns out that there is no such thing. This started a trend by targeting producers and directors. The fans are saying horrible things to the makers. On the other hand, the fans of Prabhas are angry about not starting promotions for the movie 'Adipurush' and are blaming the Director producer Om Raut saying that the buzz of the movie is not as expected. They are demanding that team promotions should start immediately as the release is not even three months away.
Many feel that this is an undesirable trend of piling pressure on heroes, who cannot focus on updates rather than their work. Somewhere there has to be a full stop to this or it may result in unimaginable consequences going forward.
