The likes of Arvind Swamy, Nagarjuna, Rana and Nara Rohit are some of the names we've heard in association with the Telugu remake of 'Thanu Oruvan'. After watching the Tamil film, however cinema lovers feel that Ram Charan is focusing too heavily on the villain role rather focusing on the script variations.
In the climax of 'Thani Oruvan', actually there is nothing but Arvind Swamy, the rich scientist and the culprit, getting shot by someone. Unlike our routine masala films, there is not hero-villain confrontation kind of scenes, neither any big fight. To get more commercial value, probably Charan and his writing team should focus on the climax aspect, rather getting busy to pick a right villain. Except the fact that Arvind Swamy looked very handsome in that role, there is nothing much of a performance needed for that role. So, any handsome actor would easily do the job.
Charan will be taking decisions on 'Thani Oruvan' remake once he comes back from his USA trip. On the flip side, the star mega hero is stunning his fans by meeting spiritual gurus and corporate offices in the United States.
