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While it is not sure why the title of the Ram- Surender Reddy film is being given as âOosaravelliâ but then it is heard that hero Ram seems to be changing colors from time to time. Even Ramâs own âPeddanaanaâ Sravanthi Ravi Kishore is said to be feeling jittery about Ramâs nature. Apparently, there are many who are hating the behaviour of Ram who is feeling like a superstar just for scoring two hits (Devadasu, Ready) and four flops (Jagadam, Maska, Ganesh, Rama Rama Krishna Krishna).
Even the producers and directors are said to be finding Ramâs behaviour disgusting as he is said to be putting his hands and legs in each and everything when it comes to the films he is doing. It is heard that due to Ramâs over interference, Ravi Kishoreâs film âGaneshâ overshot the budget and now, even Surender Reddyâs film budget is said to be increasing day by day on paper due to Ramâs involvement. Due to this, it is heard that âSravantiâ Ravi Kishore is said to be thinking twice on producing the film. What he earned through âReadyâ, he lost it due to âGaneshâ so Ravi Kishore feels it is better not to produce this new project. Buzz is that even Dil Raju was shocked to see the behaviour and attitude of Ram during the making of âRama Rama Krishna Krishnaâ. As it is, Dil Raju is known to be an expert in behaving too much and showing extras but then he had his share of surprise. So, if Dil Raju can get a shock one can imagine upto what level Ram has shown his âExtraasâ. Not just in Tollywood but even in Bollywood there is no actor with 15 assistants and it seems that Ram used to take that many along with him and ensured that they got their wages from Dil Raju.
That is why, no one is coming forward to do a film with Ram, as per industry buzz. Just like the way Ram shows maturity in acting department, those who have seen his behavior in person are saying it is necessary that he must show maturity as a person otherwise growth as a hero is difficult. Let us hope Ram works on this and makes the required changes before it is too late.
