Gulte News
Recently, a special meeting of film enthusiasts on Twitter’s ‘Spaces’ feature has gained attention as it delves into the merit of renowned filmmaker Trivikram’s dialogues in the movie “Bro” and various aspects related to him. Surprisingly, this gathering has turned into a platform for some individuals to express strong hatred towards Trivikram.
The source of this animosity seems to stem from the fact that some people disliked the movie “Bro” and harbor negative sentiments towards actor Pawan Kalyan’s criticism of a ruling party minister through the film. As a result, these critics are directing their ire towards the talented wordsmith, Trivikram.
What’s alarming is that the discussion has also veered into Trivikram’s personal life, speculations about ‘Guntur Kaaram’ and Mahesh babu. Some participants have been making audacious claims about the director’s private space, seemingly fabricating ‘facts’ about his life.
It’s essential to question the motivation behind such extreme reactions towards Trivikram. While it’s natural for not everyone to appreciate his work in “Bro,” outright hatred seems disproportionate. Trivikram has garnered a vast fanbase who deeply admires his creative prowess, wit in crafting dialogues, and profound understanding of various subjects.
Despite the varied opinions about Trivikram and his work, it is crucial to remember that everyone is entitled to their views. While constructive criticism is valuable for any artist, spreading baseless hatred and invading someone’s personal life is uncalled for. Let’s focus on encouraging healthy discussions and respecting diverse perspectives in the world of cinema.
