In a recent interview with 'Great Andhra', producer Naga Vamsi made some interesting remarks when asked why his films often struggle to perform in competitive scenarios.
He admitted that his films always seem to release amidst tough competition, and it has started to feel like a recurring nightmare for him.
Despite this, Naga Vamsi boldly released Mad Square, a small-scale film, in the middle of stiff competition.
On one side was L2 Empuraan, and on the other, Robinhood. Yet, he went ahead with the release of Mad Square, showing confidence in the film — and this time, it paid off.
Right from its opening, Mad Square has been dominating the box office. With Robinhood receiving negative feedback, Mad Square is now poised to gain even more traction.
Previously, Guntur Kaaram had to battle Hanuman at the box office. When Lucky Bhaskar was ready for release, it faced competition from Amaran and K.
During Sankranti, Naga Vamsi believed Daaku Maharaja would be a clear hit, but unexpectedly, Sankranthiki Vasthunam ended up dominating the festive release slate.
It’s clear that Naga Vamsi’s films have consistently encountered strong competition. But this time, with Mad Square, it seems he has finally stood his ground.