Although Massraja Raviteja’s eagerly anticipated “Dhamaka” has arrived, the audience hasn’t experienced the “icchipaad” moments that the actor and his co-star Sreeleela had promised. This is due to the old-age plot devoid of any original concepts and the way audiences are treated like objects with an illogical screenplay in the name of commercial and cinematic freedom. This leads to a new topic for discussion.
According to reports, Ram Charan was once told a story by author Prasanna Kumar, but the star hero rejected it since he thought it was too illogical. The author traveled with the same tale to numerous heroes for a very long period.
When one examines Dhamaka and the manner in which Prasanna pushed it, one can’t help but wonder if the tale Charan rejected is the same one. This doubt is further strengthened by the movie’s internal parody of the “Indra” film, which the author may have created with Charan in mind.
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The fundamental notion of a man living as a son in two homes—a large wealthy family and a middle-class home—is, however, downright absurd. Although one can undoubtedly take artistic license in commercial films, going too far in this direction is straight out of the 1990s.
Ram Charan most likely had the same emotions as when he worked on Bruce Lee and Vinaya Vidheya Rama, two movies that relied on mass appeal but missed the mark on logic, missing out on both box office success and success.
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