There is a sudden shadow fell on Brahmanandam’s stardom as a key comedian who can change the result of a film single handedly. It’s the success which defines the very existence and non-existence of an artist or technician in film industry. Brahmi enjoyed a very long innings in industry as a ruling comedian. However, the recent disasters from him like ‘Bruce Lee, Sher’ have left him in deep chaos.
Apparently, both critics and common audience are expressing their discomfort watching Brahmi in stereotyped roles which are less entertaining more boring. At the same time, entry of young comedians is proving a bonus for producers and directors who are opining Rs.5 Lakhs per day call sheet on Brahmi can be a mere waste. ‘When we are getting two to three comedians at a time to fill the screen with artists, why to prefer Brahmanandam,’ questions a producer.
Anyways, Brahmanandam is losing the sheen. The utmost duty he can perform to bring back those good times for his career is to cut-down the remuneration. Of course, a solid hit for Brahmi can also change the way things are ruining his. Let us see, which will happen first?