Why Trivikram Says Respect Matters: In A Movie Business That Is Becoming More Standards-Driven And Headline-Driven By The Weekend Box Office Take, Trivikram Has Provided A Noble Corrective To The Issue- The Movies Are Not Necessarily All About The Chase. In A World Where Success Has Become Reduced To Box-Office Statistics, The Words Used By The Filmmaker Are A Silent Step To Remember That The Key Artistic Achievement Is Purpose, Integrity And Respect That One Receives On The Way.
In Retrospect, As A Writer, Trivikram Had To Consider The Way Nuvvu Naku Nachavu Had Been A Definitive Moment In The Formation Of His Creative Identity. Although The Movie Ended Up Being A Commercial Success, He Asserts That It Was Not The Money That Was The Best Thing To Get. In His Opinion, Some Projects Can Lead To Fame And Money, But Few Of Them Can Leave Something That Is Much More Permanent- Recognition Of A Craft. Professional Respect, Such An Attitude, Trivikram, Feels, Is Worth More Than Any Money.
Nuvvu Naku Nachavu Was Released In 2001 And Starred Venkatesh And Aarthi Agarwal In The Lead Role And Immediately Turned Into A Blockbuster Favorite. The Movie With Its Sophisticated Comedy, Touching Feelings, And Timeless Lines Found Its Niche In The Telugu Cinematography. It Still Resonates With Viewers Even Decades Later, A Legacy That Nowadays Is Being Commemorated When It Is Re-Released On January 1, Nearly A Quarter Of A Century After Its Initial Theatrical Release.
This Sentimentality Is Also A Significant Milestone In The Career Of Trivikram. Having Been A Writer On Board Since The Early 2000s, Venkatesh Is Ready To Work With The Actor As A Director In The First Time. Their Next Venture, Adarsha Kutumbam, Is A Film In Which Venkatesh Will Play The Main Role, Alongside Srinidhi Shetty.
Combined, These Scenes Reveal An Ideology That Trivikram Still Espouses The Idea That A Film Made With Sincerity, Sentiment, And Artistry Can Withstand Any Fad And That Respect Is The Best Reward Of Success.
