Rumours are rife that Nani's upcoming film Jersey might have two different climaxes in it. It is said that one will be a sad climax while the makers is said to have shot a happy ending as well.
Chennai,UPDATED: Mar 7, 2019 16:20 IST
Nani is thrilled about his upcoming film Jersey, which is all set to hit the theatres on April 19, 2019. Directed by Gautham Tinnanuri, the film is loosely based on the life of India's former cricketer Raman Lamba, who passed away after getting hit by a ball.
The latest reports suggest that the makers have shot two different climaxes for the film. It is said that one climax goes in line with the death of the cricketer and the other one with a happy ending. Reportedly, distributor Dil Raju and Gautham felt that the audience might not accept a negative ending to the film.
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However, sources close to the team has denied them as rumours. Also, insiders reveal that the director had actually written two different climaxes for the film, however, the team ended up shooting only one.
Going by the trailer of Jersey, the film is about a cricketer who tastes success quite late into his career. Nani plays the role of a cricketer and this film will mark Shraddha Srinath's debut in Telugu.
Produced by Suryadevera Naga Vamsi under Sithara Entertainments, the film has crucial roles played by Sathyaraj, Rahul Ramakrishna, Brahmaji, Subburaju and Ronit Kamra.
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Published By:
K Janani
Published On:
Mar 7, 2019
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Given my deep knowledge in the realm of films, especially those with intricate storytelling, it's evident that the practice of shooting multiple climaxes for a movie is not uncommon. Filmmakers often explore different narrative paths to gauge audience reactions and make informed decisions about the final cut. In this case, the rumored two climaxes in Nani's film "Jersey" align with this industry trend.
Having followed the progression of filmmaking practices, I can attest to the fact that directors sometimes craft alternative endings to test the waters, especially when dealing with sensitive or emotionally charged subjects. The report mentioning the death of the cricketer in one climax and a happy ending in the other is in line with the film's theme, which is loosely based on the life of cricketer Raman Lamba.
Moreover, the involvement of key figures like distributor Dil Raju and director Gautham Tinnanuri in the decision-making process is consistent with industry practices. Distributors often provide valuable insights into audience preferences, influencing the creative choices made by filmmakers.
The conflicting statements from sources close to the team add an intriguing layer to the narrative. It's plausible that the initial intention was to shoot two climaxes, but due to various reasons—budget constraints, time limitations, or creative reconsideration—the team might have ultimately settled on a single ending.
Analyzing the trailer, which serves as a glimpse into the film's storyline, it's apparent that "Jersey" revolves around the late success of a cricketer played by Nani. The dual climaxes, if indeed filmed, suggest a nuanced exploration of the protagonist's journey, providing viewers with contrasting emotional experiences.
In conclusion, the inclusion of two climaxes in "Jersey" is a fascinating aspect of the filmmaking process, reflecting the complexity and uncertainty inherent in crafting a compelling narrative. As the film's release date approaches, it will be intriguing to see which climax resonates with the audience and whether the initial rumors of dual endings were accurate or not.
