Karthi recently expressed his views on the importance of commercial success for films that offer meaningful narratives, such as Satyam Sundaram. Speaking at the success meet held in Hyderabad, the actor emphasized that appreciation alone is not enough; commercial success is crucial for encouraging producers to invest in quality projects.
Directed by C. Prem Kumar and featuring Arvind Swami in the lead role, Satyam Sundaram has garnered attention for its unique storytelling. Karthi acknowledged the contributions of legendary filmmakers like K. Viswanath, Balachander, and Dasari Narayana Rao, who have consistently impressed audiences with their work in similar genres. “These directors have set a benchmark for quality storytelling,” Karthi noted. “I resonated with the narrative crafted by the director, which unfolds like a novel.
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He elaborated on the film’s unconventional structure, stating, “The story does not follow a traditional climax format. It’s not easy to write a story like this without infusing a lot of love and creativity.” Karthi highlighted that while adapting the film for a Telugu audience, certain elements have been adjusted, including the absence of action sequences and a heroine. He posed a question to the audience, asking, “Do you see the depth in this narrative?”
Sunil, the producer of Satyam Sundaram, was also present at the event, where Karthi reiterated his faith in the audience. “I believe the viewers will appreciate this new concept,” he said, emphasizing that innovative storytelling deserves recognition and support.
Among those attending the success meet were notable figures such as Ramesh Joshi, Shyam Sunder Malhotra, Palwinder Taggar, and Raj Kumar Sood. Their presence further underscored the collaborative spirit within the industry and the shared commitment to producing quality cinema that resonates with audiences.
Karthi’s insights serve as a reminder of the importance of backing meaningful films with commercial success, paving the way for future projects that challenge conventional storytelling in Indian cinema.
