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After a gap of nearly four years, Vijayashanthi made a comeback with Sarileru Neekevvaru, which, while giving her some screen time, did not bring the desired success. Taking her time before picking her next project, Vijayashanthi hoped to make a bigger impact with Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi. However, despite her efforts, the film has failed to perform well at the box office, and the struggle continues for the veteran actress in her second innings.

Although Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi showed some initial promise during its opening weekend, the box office numbers quickly dipped, failing to meet expectations. The film’s plot, especially its emotional climax, was expected to resonate with family audiences, but the results suggest that Kalyan Ram, the producer, miscalculated the film’s potential.

Vijayashanthi also had high hopes for her character, expecting it to bring her back into the limelight. However, her connection with younger audiences seems to have faded over time. Unlike her peer Ramya Krishna, who remains a constant presence in mainstream roles, Vijayashanthi hasn’t been as visible in recent years. In Sarileru Neekevvaru, her role was not a major factor in the film’s success, which leaned more on Mahesh Babu’s star power and the movie’s entertainment value.

With Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi, the film didn’t revolve around her presence, and once again, her efforts have fallen short. Though Vijayashanthi still holds the potential to play powerful roles and challenge contemporary actresses like Ramya Krishna, the choice of scripts continues to hinder her comeback. Many believe that her dissatisfaction with her role in Sarileru Neekevvaru left her disillusioned, and now, with the struggles of her latest film, she might be facing similar disappointment once again.

After a gap of nearly four years, Vijayashanthi made a comeback with Sarileru Neekevvaru, which, while giving her some screen time, did not bring the desired success. Taking her time before picking her next project, Vijayashanthi hoped to make a bigger impact with Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi. However, despite her efforts, the film has failed to perform well at the box office, and the struggle continues for the veteran actress in her second innings.

Although Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi showed some initial promise during its opening weekend, the box office numbers quickly dipped, failing to meet expectations. The film’s plot, especially its emotional climax, was expected to resonate with family audiences, but the results suggest that Kalyan Ram, the producer, miscalculated the film’s potential.

Vijayashanthi also had high hopes for her character, expecting it to bring her back into the limelight. However, her connection with younger audiences seems to have faded over time. Unlike her peer Ramya Krishna, who remains a constant presence in mainstream roles, Vijayashanthi hasn’t been as visible in recent years. In Sarileru Neekevvaru, her role was not a major factor in the film’s success, which leaned more on Mahesh Babu’s star power and the movie’s entertainment value.

With Arjun S/o Vyjayanthi, the film didn’t revolve around her presence, and once again, her efforts have fallen short. Though Vijayashanthi still holds the potential to play powerful roles and challenge contemporary actresses like Ramya Krishna, the choice of scripts continues to hinder her comeback. Many believe that her dissatisfaction with her role in Sarileru Neekevvaru left her disillusioned, and now, with the struggles of her latest film, she might be facing similar disappointment once again.