Pawan Kalyan's BRO: Trivikram faces praise & criticism at the same time!

HYDERABAD: Writer-director Trivikram Srinivas holds a special place in Pawan Kalyan's life, being his well-wisher, dear friend, and significant force behind his films. Their collaboration is well-known, and it is no surprise that when Pawan Kalyan takes up a film, Trivikram's involvement is almost certain. This mutual trust and understanding between the two have been evident in their projects together, including the latest release BRO.

Upon Pawan Kalyan's return to films after his stint in politics, Trivikram played a significant role in films like "Vakeel Saab" and "Bheemla Nayak," providing inputs in screenplay, dialogues and guiding the overall creative process.

While Venu Sriram (Vakeel Saab) and Sagar K Chandra (Bheemla Nayak) served as the directors for these films, Trivikram's shadow loomed large, contributing significantly to the final outcome. The success of these films brought happiness to Pawan's fans and relief to the producers.

Furthermore, Trivikram's influence extended to other projects, as the makers contemplated remaking the successful film "Vinodiya Sitham" in Tamil with Pawan under the direction of Samudrakhani.

Prior to embarking on this venture, Pawan was convinced to seek Trivikram's input and guidance, showcasing the immense trust he has in his friend's creative sensibilities.

However, despite Trivikram's brand value and widespread popularity among the audience, his involvement in the film "BRO" garnered negative comments, leading to disappointment among Pawan Kalyan's fans and moviegoers.

Trivikram's contributions to this project did not resonate well with the audience, leading to a sense of betrayal among Pawan's fans, who had high expectations from the collaboration.

The film did impress many Pawan Kalyan fans, but the moviegoers, in general, and those who watch the film just because of Trivikram are highly disappointed.