Elders say that if we get cheated for two-three times it is our mistake. But our audience is continuously getting cheated by director RGV.
He used to make full-length films in the past but he is making micro and nano films based on single incidents these days.
He is targeting the audience by making films that have a duration of less than 25 minutes. The audience has to shell out Rs. 200 to watch the movie.
'Thriller' is the latest offering from RGV. Tens of photos were released on social media for promoting the movie. They looked like the next version of adult movie advertisements.
The audience were thoroughly entertained watching the new heroine Apsara in those spicy photos. When the audience watched the movie, none of these spicy stills were present in the film.
Varma has chosen a small incident weaving a half story around it and conveyed a message at the end.
The message is simple, 'If you want thrill you may get killed'. RGV also should understand the message and apply it to his films before audiences ignore him for ever.
