Stars lives are full of pain, not pleasure
The other day Balakrishna injured himself while shooting for his upcoming film NBK111 directed by Gopichand Malineni. Doctors advised minor surgery to Balakrishna's knee.
This is not the first time, actors got injured. Earlier Mahesh Babu, Prabhas, NTR,Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan suffered injuries in the sets and they underwent surgeries. This shows that Stars lives are not full of pleasures but is filled with pain.
MS.Raju says "I have to appreciate Balakrishna for going all out to deliver powerful action sequences even at the age of 60-plus. It is truly commendable. With his stature, he could easily avoid such physically demanding scenes, but he still wants to give his best for the audience,"
He adds "From the outside, acting looks easy and fascinating, but there is a lot of pain and hard work behind an actor's life. Audiences clap for a jump or an action sequence and go home, but the actors and stuntmen who perform those dangerous scenes endure immense physical strain,"
He pointed "Ram Charan continued working despite the pain, and that deserves appreciation. Cancelling shoots creates huge scheduling and financial issues, yet he carried on with remarkable spirit. It's surely not a comfy 9-to5 job in a swanky IT office and youth should understand,"
He shared "I have seen Prabhas and Mahesh Babu suffer injuries during shoots and still complete their schedules. An actor's life is far more difficult than it appears. They constantly push themselves to entertain fans through risky action sequences, and sometimes those efforts result in injuries and anxiety,"
He added . "Obviously, we cannot match the extensive safety infrastructure available in Hollywood. However, our stunt choreographers and directors take every possible precaution to ensure the safety of actors. Unfortunately, despite all the precautions, accidents do happen during the filming of action sequences,"
He continued "I truly admire their daring attitude and commitment to performing challenging action scenes. At the same time, I hope they become even more cautious in the future because their health is invaluable,"
---- Pramod Nandivada
