When Will Tollywood Come Out Of 'A' Trend?

Many are under the impression that films are a medium of business. Whatever may be their thought process, everyone associated with it will look to make profits. If a film turns into flop, producers suffer huge losses.

Telugu Films have some rules and restrictions. Producers here do not make films unlike in other languages. As per the constraints they try to attract movie lovers and score hits.

Under these circumstances, few are turning medium and low budget producers and to achieve their sole objective of making profits are breaking those rules and making B and C grade films. They are loading their films with unwanted and unnecessary liplocks and intimate scenes, penning exposing scenes with heroines and showing bedroom scenes in the name of boldness.

These kinds of filmmakers have only one agenda and that is profit and they are not bothered about the bad and negative influence their films have on the youngsters. One cannot do way with the bold scenes that appear as per the story as was shown in RX 100 and Arjun Reddy.

But drawing inspiration from them, many low budget filmmakers are coming with only B, C grade films and boasting that they are coming with cult classics. When those teasers and trailers appear on small screen or on social media, people are trying hard that children do not see them.

Even the titles of these films are objectionable sending wrong signals. With the Censor Board too becoming lenient, the makers are getting more emboldened. Right thinking people are wondering when will Tollywood come out of this 'A' trend.