Producer S Naga Vamsi, in an interview with a YouTuber, spoke about why the audience love films like 'Salaar' even though they may not satisfy one's logical thinking. Even a bunch of dreaded goons holding modern weapons were damn scared of Prabhas in the movie. How logical and believable are such scenes?
"It's about the screen presence of the lead actor. If the audience find it awesome, they will enjoy it. If you want to look for logical coherence in movies like 'Salaar', please stay away from reviewing such movies. Those movies are not meant for you. Don't try to rub your takes on the audience," Naga Vamsi, who awaits the release of 'Tillu Square' on March 29, opined.
He also defended 'Guntur Kaaram' in the interview. "The film was at the receiving end of too much hate. There was the criticism that the hero travels from Guntur to Hyderabad in no time. Do you expect us to show him travel for 3.5 hours?," Naga Vamsi said.
The producer added that Trivikram was not present on the sets of Pawan Kalyan's 'BRO' because he was too preoccupied with Mahesh Babu's 'Guntur Kaaram' at that time. "Trivikram garu was very much there during the making of 'Bheemla Nayak'," he said.
