
Pushpa 2, directed by Sukumar, continues to make headlines, not just for its impressive box office collections and controversies surrounding the death of a female fan but also due to Sukumar’s surprising revelation during a public event. Sukumar, known for helming blockbuster Telugu films, shocked audiences with his candid response at the pre-release event of Game Changer, directed by Shankar and starring Ram Charan.
The pre-release event was held in Dallas, where Sukumar was a chief guest. During the proceedings, the host posed a thought-provoking question to Sukumar: "What would you be willing to give up?" Without hesitation, Sukumar replied, “Cinema.” His spontaneous response left fans and attendees in disbelief.
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Ram Charan, visibly taken aback, immediately intervened. Grabbing the microphone from Sukumar, Charan stated firmly, “That will never happen.” The incident, captured on video, has since gone viral, with fans expressing shock and urging Sukumar not to quit filmmaking. Comments flooded in, with many saying Telugu cinema would never forget him and that he has a responsibility to continue creating exceptional films. Some even pleaded with him to stay in the industry at least until Pushpa 3 is completed.
Sukumar’s Cinematic Journey
Sukumar began his illustrious career in 2004 with Arya and has since delivered several acclaimed films, including:
- Jagadam
- Arya 2
- 100% Love
- 1: Nenokkadine
- Nannaku Prematho
- Rangasthalam
- Pushpa: The Rise
The director has become a cornerstone of Telugu cinema, known for his innovative storytelling and cinematic brilliance.
Fans now eagerly await updates on Pushpa 3 and hope that Sukumar’s passing remark about leaving cinema was made in jest rather than with serious intent.
Published: 25 Dec 2024, 08:59 am IST
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