Naga Vamsi shocking comments on Sapta Saagaralu Dhaati. Naga Vami is no stranger to making bold and unapologetic statements, often finding himself embroiled in controversy. In a recent interaction, he didn't shy away from expressing his distaste for somber and melancholic films, exemplified by his disapproval of "Sapta Saagaralu Dhaati," a critically acclaimed film starring Rakshit Shetty.
In his characteristic outspoken manner, Naga Vami declared, "I don't find joy in watching depressing and sad films like 'Sapta Saagaralu Dhaati.' Life is already full of challenges, and why should we willingly subject ourselves to more sorrow through cinema?"
Defending his stance, he continued, "Take, for instance, 'Jersey,' a film I produced. It's a realistic portrayal, but it's not a depressing film. The hero's son can take pride in his father's journey, and there's no need for sadness. I produce films that align with my preferences. It's all about one's perspective, once again."
This outspoken streak is not new for Naga Vami, as evidenced by his controversial remarks in the past, including criticism directed at Hollywood blockbuster "Avatar" helmed by James Cameron. Whether lauding or challenging established norms, Naga Vamsi remains a figure unafraid to voice his opinions, creating a stir with his bold and often unconventional perspectives in the realm of cinema.