Koratala Siva Following The Ideologies Of Srinu Vytla In Making Movies?

Koratala Siva Following The Ideologies Of Srinu Vytla In Making Movies?

Koratala Siva is one of the top most directors in Tollywood now.  He has made his name with just two films and set the standards very high.  He is now working with Jr. NTR on Janatha Garage flick, which is set to hit the screens in September.  Tracking his previous film Srimanthudu with Mahesh, we can easily say that the movie addresses the village adoption concept.

Now Janatha Garage trailer, which was released on the occasion of audio launch of the flick, has become talk of the town.  The trailer of Janatha Garage depicts that Jr. NTR is a natural lover and wants to protect it.  We would like to take a funny take on this matter.  What if Koratala followed the ideologies of Srinu Vytla and copied the ideas from him?

Funny take on Koratala’s story line

Let us put an example before you.  In ‘Baadshah’ movie, which is directed by Vytla that stars NTR and Kajal Agarwal in the lead roles, Kajal plays the role of a girl who wants to change the society with her speeches.  In one particular scene, she will be seen narrating a story to MS Narayana, who himself essayed the role of a film director in the flick.

Her dialogue is ‘Anaganaga Kotipalli ane Oollo Kotalku Padagetthina oka Koteeswarudu Unnadu, Athaniki kotla aasthitho patu koti mandilo okadiga bathakalane korika kuda balamga undedi.  Thana aasthi moththanni kariginchi, pedalaku illu, hospitallu, roadlu etc kattisthadu.’  One can easily say that the story narrated by Kajal is almost the same as ‘Srimanthudu’, in which Mahesh plays the richest son who loves to help poor and does so.

She also says ‘Thana bhadratha gurichi aalochinchevadu kukkani penchuthadu, samajam bhadratha gurinchi aalochinchevadu mokkani penchutadu’ and there Koratala goes and picks the line making into a movie titled Janatha Garage (funny right?).  Just for fun.  Anyway, make sure to watch Koratala’s directorial Janatha Garage in theaters on 2^nd September.

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