In his 2-decade long career as a director, Teja scored just two or three blockbusters and one or two hits. Gradually, the director, who enjoyed artificial craze among youth for few days, has become a faded out director now.
But then, Teja has nothing to be felt proud given the bad reputation acquired by his blockbusters with their spoiled content.
Did you know the story of Teja's debut film Chitram? The story deals how a teenage unmarried girl becomes pregnant and leads life with another teenager with their little kid. Youth enjoyed the film. Though critics questioned its content, there was no one to pay heed of them.
Nuvvu Nenu turned even more worse. The film mocks, trolls and and humiliates the teachers and lecturers. Having watched the film, youth felt it was a heroism humiliating their lecturers. Strangely, there was no huge uproar from the teacher community those days. If at all the lecturers are humiliated to such an extreme levels today, the film may not see light.
Thereafter Teja disappeared with innumerable flop films in his kitty.
After a long gap, Teja has appeared before media but with wrong reasons. While cine industry's celebs are negotiating with the Telangana government for the restart of film shoots, Teja is unnecessarily being involved in controversies criticizing the cine celebs who really are doing favour to the industry.
Admit that Teja is not being given chances by the celebs to work with him. For this reason, Teja shouldn't have been trying to pollute the efforts of cine peddalu.