Pawan Kalyan, one of the biggest stars of Telugu Cinema, has been working in films that don’t match to his craze and stature. He has been part of disinteresting remakes or been hampered by low ticket rates. Currently, he has no governmental issues but his political commitments have been a hindrance. After a debacle like Hari Hara Veera Mallu, his next release, OG has ground breaking hype showcasing his strong hold among audiences.
The movie has created huge buzz among audiences with the glimpse and OG song. So, the US bookings are sensational and it already crossed US$500k in pre-sales. This is the kind of craze and hype that we saw for his Agnyathavaasi film, before. Many anticipated it to be an Industry Hit level blockbuster as Attharintiki Daredi combination is back. Still, fans insult Trivikram Srinivas for the kind of film, it turned out to be.
OG with its hype has brought back such glory days showcasing Pawan Kalyan’s craze and the box office bookings are the best example of how people have high hopes on this Sujeeth’s gangster drama. The young director took his time after Saaho debacle to work on script and the visual quality looks outstanding despite PK’s busy schedule.
But few fans are worried about the hype surrounding the content and are stating that such unprecedented hype dented Agnyathavaasi’s any sort of recovery over the weekend during Sankranti. They are stating that OG has complete Dasara ahead and it should be able to deliver on the promise, big time.
Some are praying to God about the result and are hoping that the film will a big bounce back for Pawan Kalyan at the box office as he did not announce any movie after Ustad Bhagat Singh. They are stating that OG result should be historic for him to consider the scripts he would choose post UBS.
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