Yesterday saw the release of Rama Rao On Duty. The dull narration and excessive heroism contributed to the failure of the Raviteja-starring film. Despite the fact that Rama Rao's assignment failed for a variety of reasons, there was one instance where it succeeded and pushpa erred. The foundation of Rama Rao On Duty is the red sand smuggling mafia and missing persons. We already know that pushpa, a movie starring allu arjun, is inspired by pushpa Raj's rise from poverty to wealth through smuggling.
Pushpa's standout sequence is allu arjun pushing a large number of red sanders into the reservoir before collecting them at the dam. In that scene, the wood logs float and make their way all the way to the dam. In one scene of Rama Rao On Duty, the filmmaker emphasizes how the red sander wood is so dense that it will sink in the water, and the smugglers use this property of it to conceal themselves beneath the surface.
In actuality, the only kind of wood that sinks in water is red sand. It appears that Sukumar, the mastermind, overlooked a tiny bit of logic in Pushpa. Anyhow, a minor logical error doesn't matter since pushpa is already a big hit.
Pushpa's standout sequence is allu arjun pushing a large number of red sanders into the reservoir before collecting them at the dam. In that scene, the wood logs float and make their way all the way to the dam. In one scene of Rama Rao On Duty, the filmmaker emphasizes how the red sander wood is so dense that it will sink in the water, and the smugglers use this property of it to conceal themselves beneath the surface.
In actuality, the only kind of wood that sinks in water is red sand. It appears that Sukumar, the mastermind, overlooked a tiny bit of logic in Pushpa. Anyhow, a minor logical error doesn't matter since pushpa is already a big hit.
