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This week, the Telugu actor and director received a severe blow from the Hindi audience.<\/p>\nThis week, the Telugu actor and director received a severe blow from the Hindi audience.<\/p>\n
The Hindi remake of Chatrapathi was released yesterday, and the Northern viewers dismissed it as a disappointment due to its outdated storyline and lackluster content.<\/p>\n
It’s worth noting that the original film, directed by Rajamouli in 2005, had set records. However, VV Vinayak took the directorial reins for this Hindi version.<\/p>\n
To everyone’s surprise, the Hindi adaptation of Chatrapathi failed to make a significant impact, earning less than 50 lakhs nett.<\/p>\n
Despite some promotional efforts to create awareness among the audience, the film lacked the star power to attract viewers.<\/p>\n
While it attempted to capture the essence of rural action cinema, it still felt distinctly South Indian in its flavor.<\/p>\n
When it comes to successful South Indian films, remakes should be tailored to suit the cultural nuances of the region.<\/p>\n
There are exceptions like KGF, which resonated with audiences in certain states due to its cultural significance.<\/p>\n
However, Chatrapathi had the typical appearance of a South Indian film, which failed to resonate with the Northern audience.<\/p>\n
If Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas had focused on his Telugu career, he would have undoubtedly achieved better box office success instead of facing the embarrassing collection of a mere 50 lakhs nett.<\/p>\n