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Telugu Movies That Failed to Impress us This Year

We all know how great the movies from the south of our country have been doing at the box-office nationwide and globally. Telugu movie Baahubali 2: The Conclusion broke all records and continues to do so even now after almost two months of it's release on 28th April, 2017. However, some telugu films failed to impress this year. Here is a list of telugu films that can be avoided.
Winner
This action-entertainer was definitely not a winner at the box-office. This Sai Dharam Tej starrer film was directed by Tollywood Director Gopichand Malineni. Last year too, the actor Sai Dharam had a unsucessful film titled Thikka. The actor has a few south Indian movies lined up - Jawaan and Nakshatram. Hopefully, with these films the actor will finally get it right.
Mister
Varun Tej was back on-screen after two years. His last two films Loafer and Kanche released in 2015 and did really well at the box-office but he could not create the same magic with Mister. This film was one of the most-awaited south Indian films of 2017 because the director Srinu Vaitla has earlier given us some outstanding commercial hits like Dookudu, Aagadu and Bruce Lee - The Fighter.
Luckunnodu
This film had no luck at the box-office. Vishnu Manchu plays the role of Lucky who ironically brings only bad luck to his family and friends. Directed by Raaja Kiran, this film has Hansika Motwani in the lead opposite Vishnu. This film can be missed and you can consider yourself lucky by doing so.
Lakshmi Bomb
Joining in on this Telugu films list 2017 with her brother Vishnu Manchu is none other than Lakshmi Manchu. The pretty actress just like her brother starred in a film that failed to impress the audience this year. Released in March, Lakshmi Bomb directed by Karthikeya Gopalakrishna bombed at the box-office.
Dwaraka
Released on 3rd March, 2017, Dwaraka has actor Vijay Deverakonda in the lead playing the role of a thief. The actor who gave a super-hit film Pellichoopulu last year failed to do the same with Dwarka. Directed by Srinivasa Ravindra, this film's major drawback is it's length. Dwarka is one of the south Indian movies of 2017 that can be watched once but that's it.

While these films failed to make a mark at the box-office, there are many that impressed us all. These films should definitely be watched. Read about them right here!

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