Three major films are slated for release in theaters, with a two-day gap between each release.
Game Changer was the first to drop its trailer, followed by Daaku Maharaaj and Sankranthiki Vasthunam.
After watching all three trailers, it’s clear that each director has adhered to familiar genre conventions without introducing anything new or groundbreaking.
Game Changer showcased its high production values and featured Shankar’s signature style of blending commercial elements with a strong social message. Though entertaining, the trailer didn’t offer anything fresh or innovative.
Daaku Maharaaj was crafted to meet the expectations of Nandamuri Balakrishna’s fans and his target audience, offering a mix of mass appeal, action-packed sequences, and glamour.
Lastly, the Sankranthiki Vasthunam trailer followed a well-known formula, mixing family drama and comedy, typical of Venkatesh and Anil Ravipudi’s previous collaborations.
In essence, all three trailers reveal a clear pattern of playing it safe, with each director focusing on commercial appeal rather than pushing creative boundaries.
