Sukumar answers your questions on Rangasthalam.
Channel: Film Companion South
Date: 2018-04-10

Rangasthalam, directed by Sukumar, has not only shocked the audiences and critics, but also proved that there is a lot more than what meets the eye. It is the biggest hit, so far, in Sukumar and Ram Charan's respective careers, and the film earned rave reviews for its writing, cinematography, performances, music, production design, and directing.

14 years ago, when Sukumar made his directorial debut with Arya, he became one of the most sought after directors in Telugu cinema; however, since then, his films have polarised the audiences. Some of his recent films like 1-Nenokkadine and Nannaku Prematho evoked intense reactions from the fans of Mahesh Babu and NTR respectively. Perhaps, it is no exaggeration that the success of Rangasthalam has forced everyone to look at Sukumar from a different perspective altogether.

In an exclusive interview with Film Companion, filmmaker Sukumar opens up about the writing procces and making of Rangasthalam.

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