Prema Katha Chitram had set a new benchmark. Besides setting the BO on fire, the film had paved way for a new genre – Horror Comedy – in Tollywood leading several films to join the bandwagon. The makers of PKC have now come up with Prema Katha Chitram 2 to revive the trend. Whilst this is neither a sequel nor does it have same cast or director, the production house RPA Creations brings it with Sumanth Ashwin, Nandita Swetha under Hari Kishan’s direction.
The trailer has some fun moments. But unlike original where horror dominates and fear grips, this PKC 2 seems to be lacking in arising fear among viewers. Although this is just a trailer, it doesn’t have a strong impact like how its original had created. Clearly, Maruti’s magic seems to be missing going by the trailer of PKC 2.
For PKC 2 to work at the Box Office, it depends on comedy, horror generated between ghost and Sumanth Ashwin, comedians Vidyullekha Raman, Krishna Teja. Also, one has to see how Krishna Teja would match up to Saptagiri who had played a significant role in the first part. Overall, PKC 2 Trailer is just okay, but certainly it is no match to PKC.
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Thaman Replaces Harshavardhan in Trivikram’s Adarsha Kutumbam
Ace composer S. Thaman and filmmaker Trivikram Srinivas share a long-standing and successful collaboration, having delivered chart-topping music and impactful background scores in films like Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo and Guntur Kaaram. Their combination is often seen as a safe and proven formula when it comes to blending mass appeal with emotional depth.
However, for Venkatesh’s upcoming film Adarsha Kutumbam, Trivikram initially opted for a different route by bringing in Harshavardhan Rameshwar. Known for his breakout work in Arjun Reddy, Harshavardhan earned praise for his raw and edgy sound. But over time, maintaining that same level of impact has been a challenge, with only partial success in projects like Animal.
Now, due to creative differences and ongoing challenges in music sittings, Harshavardhan Rameshwar has reportedly exited the project. In response, Trivikram has brought back Thaman to take charge of the film’s music. Fresh composing sessions have already begun, signaling a major shift in the film’s musical direction.
A mid-production composer change is never a minor development and could potentially lead to delays. Given how crucial music is in a Trivikram film—driving emotion, comedy timing, and overall narrative flow—this change is expected to have a significant impact on Adarsha Kutumbam.
