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Once hailed as one of the most celebrated directors in Indian cinema, Shankar’s reputation has taken a significant hit in recent years. Known for crafting massive blockbusters of epic proportions, his recent track record has been far from impressive. Despite his earlier successes, his recent films have failed to make an impact at the box office.

Shankar’s most recent project, a collaboration with Ram Charan, turned out to be one of the biggest disappointments in recent memory. The film’s failure severely damaged Shankar’s legacy, especially since it marked a significant setback for Charan, wasting two and a half years of his prime career time following the success of RRR. The general perception among fans and critics was that Shankar’s lack of professionalism and sluggish approach led to a wasted opportunity for Charan. Adding to the controversy, Shankar’s involvement in Indian 2 further raised eyebrows, as he briefly put the Charan project on hold to focus on the film, signaling a lack of commitment and focus on professional grounds.

Now, reports suggest that Shankar finds himself at a crossroads with no major projects lined up. His future in the industry appears uncertain, with some theories suggesting that he may not work with any top star in the near future. After witnessing the business dynamics of projects like Game Changer, many believe that no big hero is willing to allocate their peak dates to Shankar, further complicating his professional position.