Another two months, spanning from the third week of November to the third week of January, will pose a significant challenge for the movie industry.
Several films are set to hit the screens, and the outcomes will heavily impact the careers of the actors and the overall market. This is a critical juncture.
Vaishnav Tej, the mega junior hero, stars in the film "Adikeshava," scheduled for release on November 24. The success of this movie is crucial for the actor, given that there are no other projects lined up.
Failing to secure a hit with this film might hinder his chances of securing future roles promptly.
The non-theatre market and the theatrical market pose considerable challenges for this hero, making the success of "Adikeshava" pivotal for Vaishnav Tej's career progression.
In the first week of December, Nithin's film, "Extra Ordinary Man," is set to premiere. While the actor's career might not be at stake, a hit is needed for market-sake.
The film's success is imperative, particularly for director Vakkantam Vamsi, who needs a hit as much as the hero does.
Simultaneously, Nani's movie "Hi Nanna" is releasing. Nani has built a career where even non-blockbuster movies contribute to his increasing remuneration. However, the fluctuating theatre market demands a hit.
"Hi Nanna" must perform well, as previous disappointments have repercussions not only for the hero but also for buyers who faced losses with 'Dasara'.
Prabhas' film "Salaar" is slated for release at the end of December. Given the less favorable outcomes of his recent movies like "Radheshyam," "Saaho," and "Aadipurush," the success of "Salaar" becomes imperative.
While Prabhas may withstand the impact on his career and market, a consistent streak of flops could tarnish his image. "Salaar" needs to, at the very least, create an impression of success.
Venkatesh's movie, "Saindhava," is on the horizon. Venky, despite various experiments, has not been consistently on the hit track. The success of "Saindhava" becomes crucial for him to stay relevant and make a mark in this ever-evolving industry.
Ravi Teja, after "Dhamaka," has faced a string of unsuccessful ventures. "Waltair Veeraya" cannot be considered a solo film, and his recent endeavors have resulted in losses for buyers and producers alike.
The upcoming release, "Eagle," must break this streak and emerge as a hit for Ravi Teja to regain his footing in the industry.
The next two to three months will be a challenging period for the film industry, acting as rigorous big test for the respective heroes.
The success or failure of these films will significantly influence the actors' careers and the overall market dynamics.