The directors these days are coming up with something new in their films. While some are successfully making the people accept the newness, some are stumbling.
The recent film"Uppena" has a 'cutting' scene which was a bit shocking to see in the mainstream films. But still, the makers could make it accepted by the audience.
On the other hand, the film "Chaavu Kaburu Challaga" has some elements like mother and son boozing together and the son attempting to get her mother married to another man, just for the reason his father got bedridden. That wasn't accepted well by a set of audience.
Now Sekhar Kammula- Sai Pallavi- Naga Chaitanya combo "Love Story" also has something different which was not seen in Telugu films so far.
It is too early to predict how the audience will react to it though it has been a longstanding problem confessed by many ladies as their experience during their teenage.
Though this is a social problem, showing it in a mainstream film needs a lot of matured handling addressing only the problem.
As Sekhar Kammula is the director, we can expect that balance.