Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja has once again proved why he is admired not just for his on-screen energy but also for his commitment to cinema. In a surprising and rare move, it is being reported that the actor has not taken even an advance amount for his upcoming film Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi, keeping his remuneration completely aside until the film’s fate is decided at the box office.
Industry buzz suggests that both theatrical and non-theatrical rights of the film were closed at very strong prices, despite Ravi Teja going through a relatively difficult phase in his career. Yet, in an unexpected show of confidence, the actor reportedly chose not to charge a single rupee upfront. Instead, he is said to have assured the producer that his full remuneration would be taken only if the film turns out to be a success.
Sources further reveal that Ravi Teja was firm about one key aspect — the film must release during Sankranthi, no matter what. His belief in the festive season and its box office potential seems to have driven this decision, making it a high-risk but high-faith move. Such a gesture has sparked widespread discussion within industry circles, with many calling it a bold statement of trust in the content and the team behind the film.
This decision has not only boosted confidence among the makers but has also generated strong curiosity among fans and trade analysts. As Sankranthi approaches, all eyes are now on Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi, with Ravi Teja’s unique stand adding an extra layer of buzz and anticipation around the release.
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Ravi Teja’s Bold Gamble for Sankranthi Release
