Tamannaah slashes for more offers. In the vibrant landscape of the film industry, with emerging talents such as Rashmika Mandanna and Sreeleela posing significant competition, industry insiders are advocating for a reevaluation of Tammannah Bhatia's approach. Recognized for captivating audiences with her performance in the sizzling number 'Kaavaalaa' alongside superstar Rajnikanth, the actress, however, has not inked any new Telugu film. Sources suggest that to secure more substantial offers, the 'F2' actress might need to reconsider her remuneration, as her current demand stands at Rs 3 crore per film.
While her allure and popularity endure among Telugu filmmakers, the advice is for her to potentially reduce her fee by Rs 50 to 60 lakhs to secure more lucrative roles, especially given her recent films, encompassing hits like 'F2' and setbacks like 'Gurthunda Seethakalam' and 'Bholaa Shankar,' where her role went unnoticed. Although she commands Rs 80 lakhs to 1 crore for dance numbers, her success in special appearances relies on her reputation as one of the foremost dancing stars in Indian cinema. However, on the acting front, the landscape is evolving, with younger talents like Rashmika, Sreeleela, and Mrunal Thakur entering the scene, prompting the need for a strategic reassessment.
Despite her enduring beauty and fitness, meaty roles seem to evade her in the Telugu industry. The suggestion is for her to explore more substantial, character-driven roles to exhibit her acting prowess, moving beyond the conventional glamorous roles that often limit her scope to dance sequences and romantic interludes with heroes.
While she has maintained her stature by sharing the screen with renowned Telugu stars, the consensus is that a revision in her compensation strategy could potentially prolong her successful run in Tollywood. The emphasis remains on the necessity for a nuanced approach to roles that showcase her acting depth and versatility, elevating her beyond the confines of traditional glamour roles.