‘Floodlight Murder’ By Nagababu!!

Just like a murder in the broad daylight is called the Daylight murder, a murder which is done in the presence of floodlights can be called as Floodlight murder or atleast a floodlight murder attempt. Recently, Nagababu took part in the audio release function of ‘Mirapakaya’ which has Ravi Teja in the lead role. Nagababu also spoke during the function as he is playing a key role in the film.
 
During his speech, he recalled his recent project ‘Orange’ which he produced and without taking the name of the director Bommarillu Bhaskar, Naga Babu attempted to kill the career of the director through his speech. He breathed fire by saying that “there are few directors who keep doing shootings for days together without knowing what to take or how to take and they are ruining the producers”. He also warned that if this is how the directors behave then there will be no one called producer in the future.
 
That way, he gave a finishing touch to the already mentioned allegation that Bommarillu Bhaskar made them spend exorbitantly for ‘Orange’. In this process, Nagababu has knowingly or unknowingly revealed another fact that ‘Orange’ has become an utter flop. Now, all eyes are on Ramcharan who labeled the Sakshi channel as Idiot channel as they said ‘Orange’ was a flop. They want to see what Charan will call his Babai now.
 
One must not encourage and even forgive those directors who end up hiking the budgets for a cinema without proper planning and clarity. But the question remains as to why Chiru and Co. who are alleging that ‘Orange’ has gone overboard with budget so many times are silent over the other film ‘Magadheera’. By mentioning that ‘Orange’ has been made at a budget which is short of ‘Magadheera’ budget by 2-3 crores, they have already revealed that it is a big budget venture so why didn’t they create an issue at that time?
 
Nagababu has mentioned that ‘Orange’ was made with a budget of Rs 33 crores but how much is Ramcharan’s remuneration in that budget? Charan- Bhaskar has teamed up and came up with a poor quality film. Despite knowing this, why did they do business like ‘Magadheera’ range? These are few questions that Nagababu has to answer.