Actor Vijay Devarakonda, who arises for fame with early blockbusters like ‘Arjun Reddy’ and ‘Geeta Govindam’, has faced a relatively young age at the box office in a few years. With his ambitious upcoming film ‘Kingdom’ around the corner, the actor recently opened up how he never had a luxury not to say when he was dissatisfied with a script.

In an interview with Hollywood Reporter IndiaThe actor said, “When you do not come from any establishment or have a support system, you don’t have a place to tell the director that you are not ready to go to shoot with this script and require more work for it.”

While reflecting his comments from the other actors, he said, “I know a similar actor with a similar experience, but who supports him. He knows that you don’t have to go to shoot from growing up. Or his father can say,” Spend another 2-3 months, I will get more authors. ” I did not have that place.

Talking about his change in the approach, Vijay said, “I have recently started taking that place and talking to my directors. Because yes, yes, your money is important, his career is important, but my face and the reputation I have created is equally important. Now, I have decided that if we do so, we should all be happy with it.

Here is the teaser of ‘Kingdom’:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxlmsmbq

Directed by Gautham Tinnuri, ‘Kingdom’ is an action film that is probably determined against the backdrop of refugee crisis arising from the subsequent Sinhala-Tamil conflict. The film, which was first postponed twice, is now scheduled to release on 31 July.

The film stars Bhagishree Bores and Satyadeva in lead roles. Supported by Sithara Entertainment and Fortune Four Creation, ‘Kingdom’ has a strong technical crew, with cinematographer Girish Gangadharan and Joman T. John includes music by Anirudh Ravichender and editing by new Nuli.