Balakrishna rejects Aavesham for this reason. Nandamuri Balakrishna, the seasoned star known for his larger-than-life roles and powerful screen presence, has reportedly declined to star in the Telugu remake of the Malayalam hit "Aavesham." This decision, according to sources, stems from his unwavering adherence to his principled approach to choosing roles, favoring heroic characters who embody virtuous values.
The source reveals, "Balakrishna dislikes playing roles with gray or dark shades. He believes a hero should always portray inspiring characters who fight against evil, not embody it." This principle has been consistent in his career, as evidenced by his earlier decision to turn down Mohanlal's role in the Telugu remake of "Jilla." He felt the character had negative shades and opted to focus on a different project with Kalyan Ram instead.
Balakrishna's preference for heroic roles has cemented his image as a charismatic and powerful figure on screen. He has achieved box office success with films like "Akhanda" and "Veera Simha Reddy," where he embodies characters driven by righteous anger and unwavering strength.
While some may perceive his stance as old-fashioned, Balakrishna remains steadfast in his principles. He continues to inspire his legions of fans with his unwavering commitment to playing characters who uphold moral values and embody the ideals of heroism. His dedication to his convictions is a testament to his character and a source of inspiration for his fans.
While Balakrishna may not be seen in the "Aavesham" remake, his continued commitment to his heroic principles will undoubtedly continue to define his career and captivate audiences.