The teaser related to the beginning of the Pawan Kalyan's Production#12 shoot is released. Sagar Chandra, the talented director who made films like Appatlo Okadundevaadu is directing this film.
It is known that this film is the remake of malayalam superhit "Ayyappanum Kozhiyum". But the point underlined by many of the netizens is why Trivikram is doing overaction in the sets when he is only the dialogue writer of the film? They imply that he is doing more performance on the sets than the director.
In a way, there is no dispute in saying that Trivikram is the most talented director who commands immense respect from the majority of Telugu audience. As a writer and director he has achieved the top position in Tollywood. There is nothing wrong in expecting that he should maintain dignity at least for the sake of his fans.
A netizen wrote, "It feels like Nadendla Manohar is the political wife of Pawan Kalyan while Trivikram is the cine wife. Trivikram should understand what he is up to. His over exposure with Pawan Kalyan in public domain is a minus to his image".
Another netizen wrote, "This is a conspiracy. If this film scores a hit, Trivikram wishes to bag the credit citing his presence on the sets. If it fails, it will obviously be left to Sagar Chandra".
On the contrary another post goes like this- "Trivikram was brought in as a guest on the first day to pep up the attention to this film. He may not be seen in the schedules down the line. But his appearance is like the director but not as a guest. His slow motion walking shots with Pawan Kalyan show what he is craving for. That's a bit over action".
A post says, "Once Trivikram is seen in the sets who will believe that it is Sagar Chandra's film. It appears as if the film is happening in Trivikram's direction with Sagar Chandra as his Associate. Why can't Trivikram wait to direct Pawan Kalyan after NTR's film? Why this greed?"
The point that is in discussion is why Trivikram has to face all such social media insults with his presence in places not related to him, though as a friendly gesture.