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Vrrusshabha Trailer: Is Pan-India Cinema Stuck in Past?
19 Dec
Summary
- Vrrusshabha trailer evokes strong Baahubali comparisons, raising concerns.
- Mohanlal's powerful presence is overshadowed by a seemingly repetitive script.
- The film may attract initial crowds due to Mohanlal's stardom.
The trailer release for Mohanlal's Vrrusshabha has reignited discussions about the persistence of the "Baahubali blueprint" in pan-India cinema, nearly a decade after SS Rajamouli's groundbreaking film. Critics observe that the Vrrusshabha trailer appears to draw heavily from this established formula, employing familiar tropes such as a lost kingdom and revenge plots.
Despite the presence of a powerhouse performer like Mohanlal, the trailer suggests a lack of fresh content, rehashing themes like reincarnation and slow-motion action sequences. While Mohanlal's star power is acknowledged as a potential draw for initial audiences, concerns are raised about the film's originality.
This trend is seen as a potential setback for pan-India cinema, suggesting a need to innovate and move beyond replicated storytelling. The Vrrusshabha trailer, while showcasing Mohanlal's charisma, is perceived by some as a superficial utilization of his talent in a film that fails to break new ground.
