'Dookudu' Boxes Returned - Producer Shivering
Just when everyone thought that everything is fine with the film 'Dookudu' and it is hitting the screens on September 23rd, trouble has arrived. News is that the boxes of the film are being returned. The reason for that is a major blunder in the Re-Recording. It is heard that there is no link between Re-recording and Scene. Even the lip movement and voice is seeing no connection. Reports say that the prints got checked and sent back with this complaint.
Now, it is heard that the entire team of 'Dookudu' is back to work and they are slogging day and night to repair the entire thing. Many are saying that even the boxes sent overseas will also be having the same problem. So before they come back, the team has to work on all the bugs and blunders, fix them up and send it to all places before the early morning show is screened on September 23rd. As expected, the producer is having sleepless nights, as per unit members.
Also, the Telangana fervour has been getting aggressive which is another cause for concern. Though the CM has arranged for police protection, the vandalism of the Telangana seekers can do anything. With such a turmoil condition, public will not be in the mood to come to the theatres. And if the news about RR going wrong is true then it is natural that the fans and B, C center audience will end up creating ruckus in the theatres and damage everything.
On the plus side, the holiday season has begun so the response will be nice if the release happens on time. The cine folks say "Whatever it is, ATV Anil the producer, has got a lucky hand. Though his film 'Bindaas' got average talk he managed to gain success and profits. His next venture 'Aha Naa Pellanta' scored super success. Now his new project 'Dookudu' has generated super hype and he sold it for a high price. Only this last moment tension is pending, how he will work on this and emerge successful remains to be seen."
Posted by Ak Reddy
on 12:04.
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