Login

r/fuckTollywood

▲ 189 r/fuckTollywood

Prabhas, as an actor is a gone case

second pic is of my reply to someone who said India's biggest superstar lost his energy

u/MotherCoc0nuts — 17 hours ago
▲ 8 r/fuckTollywood

Serious Situation Ilanti thoughts Ela osthayi Mowaa ??

Super deluxe lo these characters are super crazy 😁😂

u/M_ur_Daddy — 11 hours ago
▲ 14 r/fuckTollywood

Naveen nooli and Naga Vamsi

Do you guys think he is a great editor?

I saw wiki filmography of this guy and almost all noted films and he also got National award for jersey.

Is naga Vamsi backing him for his talent or something else?

And Asala Tollywood lo good editors unara ?
Because Good editors save avg movies.

u/Klutzy-Mango1860 — 17 hours ago
▲ 91 r/fuckTollywood

Never understood this phenomenon…..naak kanabadatleda or veellaki emaina extra kanabaduthundaa???

1 billion views entraaa…..deenni choose assam ayyadu bellam babu bollywood ki velli

u/Financial-Soup-506 — 24 hours ago
▲ 5 r/fuckTollywood

Have Two Questions About the Alleged 42 Rules of AA : Were They Followed or Violated, and Who Should Investigate?

The Office of Allu Arjun has officially denied the alleged 42 rules.

Fair enough. I just have three questions.

  1. If these 42 rules never existed, were all the 42 rules followed during Allu Arjun's arrest?

  2. If the 42 rules did exist after all, how many of them were violated during his arrest and while he was in jail?

  3. And the most important one. The local fan associations are always ready with banners, bike rallies, and ₹5,000 "volunteer allowances" whenever there's a PR battle. Have any of them filed a PIL asking whether these alleged 42 rules were actually followed or violated? Or is judicial activism reserved only for first day first show?

At this point, I don't even want the controversy. I just want a compliance audit.

42 Rules Status: Followed ✅ | Violated ❌ | Never Existed 🤷

u/cathosyrra — 18 hours ago
▲ 5 r/fuckTollywood

Understanding Tollywood.

Hii, I am from Kerala. I have not watched much Telugu movies apart from the mainstream ones Bahubali, Eega, and an Aishwarya Lakshmi movie called *Ammu* and Kajal Agarwal's *Awe*. I wanted to ask if there was a parallel cinema movement in Telangana and what's the current status of it?

I understand that the majority of the fan following for Telugu movies are formed by the caste of the lead actor. How did that come about? Are there any movies which critiques the caste system from Telugu industry?

Coming to the treatment of women, every industry is flawed. But in Telugu movies, I have seen the fetishes taken to a whole another level, especially in Balayya movies. Do fellow redditors foresee a change in the treatment of women in the coming future?

Another thing I want to know is how did Balayya achieve such a level of stardom? I know he is from an influential family, but surely he would have given some good movies? Also, I have read in many subs that people even in Telangana consider him a joke, so how does he have such a large following still? When people ask me, who is my favourite Telugu actor, I usually go with Nani.

Finally, and most importantly, I want to watch some Telugu movies which doesn't follow the commercial template so that I can expand my knowledge about the Telugu film culture.

P.S : I am sorry if I came off as arrogant. I just want to understand the culture and industry more.

reddit.com
u/Punnan — 17 hours ago
▲ 10 r/fuckTollywood

This movie is like a puzzle and has a lot of references. May be when people reval and speak about it they will know the caliber of director. It should be encouraged

Spoiler which i saw from comments :-

are a lot of things that you need to absorb in the film.

  1. For example - understand the relevance of pumpkin in the film? Where did you discuss this on the review? I’ll tell you the answer. The dark kid on his birthday eats Pumpkin seeds and he dies on that day. When they bury him, aa seeds nundi adi tree avthadi

That tree goes to rao Bahadur’s room.

He also says gummadikaya lanti koduku pudthadu ankunte Vedu puttadu ani - pumpkin is a metaphor to that kid

  1. There’s a black coffee scene which talks about color complexion

  2. That small kid says Frame lo unna vallu Naku em avtharu ani - HE IS INDIRECTLY SAYING VALLU NAKU EM AVVARU ani which is tied to the climax

  3. Pedda koduku nela takuva nela takuva antaru - that’s tied to the climax

  4. Lot of easter eggs unnaayi. Ramappas mom holding the baby in the portraits. Only dead people portraits unnai wall meedha; meaning the baby died and Ramappa is not hers !!.

Like decoction + water (pure) = black Different kinds of milk (impurity)= yellow/whitish etc etc Also, item song portrays black women So, hero is into black but society norm forces him to chose white.

Ramayana charcter ref lavana : lava , kusuma:- kusha, ramappa :- ram, renuka:- sita

Even rama is black

1 . pandava discussion is the whole crux of the movie 2. Ramayana reference is obvious fiery.. 3. 'Anumanapu purugu medadu tholusthondi' 'the bug of doubt is eating away the brain is visually shown 4. The banyan prop roots (marri udalu) passing through out the movie signifies the chains brought in by vamsa vruksham 5. Societal conditioning, societal pressure, casteism, hierarchy, every social evils are

Maid calls him appa instead of Raja

u/Snehith220 — 22 hours ago