This weekend’s cinema lineup in Telugu theaters features a mix of smaller films alongside a significant Hollywood release that’s causing quite a stir.
At a time when no Telugu film is getting traction and struggling to bring footfalls to theatres, this Hollywood film has the potential to do the unthinkable, say observers. Here’s an interesting snippet.
Firstly, “Prathinidhi-2,” the sequel to its successful predecessor, has been generating buzz with Nara Rohith leading the charge.
The film, which was initially slated for an April 25 release, faced delays but is now set to hit screens on May 10.
On the action front, Satyadev’s “Krishnamma” directed by V.V. Gopala Krishna is gearing up for its release on the same day. The film’s dedication to director Koratala Siva and its historical narrative from 1980 add layers of intrigue.
However, with last week’s releases like Naresh’s Aa Okkati Adakkku and Suhaas’ Prasanna Vadanam, the biggest threat for the new releases is this ‘Apes’ flick.
Amidst the regional releases, the Hollywood franchise “Rise Of the Planet of the Apes” is making a strong comeback with “Kingdom Of the Planet of the Apes” on May 10th. Going by the trailer, the film delves into a futuristic conflict between humans and chimpanzees, exploring themes of survival, morality, and the impact of technological advancements on society.
With its intriguing premise and global appeal, “Kingdom Of the Planet of the Apes” is poised to challenge the box office dynamics this weekend, especially with its simultaneous release in Indian languages alongside English.
This post was last modified on 6 May 2024 12:00 pm
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