What does producer Naga Vamsi say about how a straight Telugu version of 'Lokah' might have been received?

Vamsi believes that if 'Lokah' had been made directly in Telugu, it might not have been as well-received, as Telugu audiences can be highly critical and find "countless ways to criticise it."

What recent example does Vamsi cite to illustrate the unpredictability of Telugu moviegoers?

Vamsi points to the success of the small-budget film 'Little Hearts', which outperformed bigger star-driven releases despite having no major actors or a known director.

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Telugu Audiences Embrace Dubbed Malayalam Superhero Film 'Kotha Lokah'

Q: How did Telugu audiences respond to the dubbed version of 'Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra'?

The dubbed Telugu version of the Malayalam superhero film 'Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra', titled 'Kotha Lokah', found appreciation from Telugu audiences.

22 Oct

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Summary

Dubbed version of Malayalam film 'Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra' found appreciation in Telugu
Straight Telugu version may not have been as well-received, says producer Naga Vamsi
Unpredictable Telugu audiences recently surprised with hits like 'Little Hearts'

Telugu Audiences Embrace Dubbed Malayalam Superhero Film 'Kotha Lokah'

According to producer Naga Vamsi, the Telugu-dubbed version of the Malayalam superhero film 'Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra', titled 'Kotha Lokah', has found appreciation from audiences. However, Vamsi believes that the same film might not have been as well-received if it had been made directly in Telugu.

During a discussion with actor Ravi Teja and director Kalyan Shankar, Vamsi explained that Telugu audiences can be highly critical of films. "If Lokah was straight made into Telugu, people would have found countless ways to criticise it. They would have said there's a lag in the narrative, there is no flow etc. Nobody would have watched it," he said.