In a candid revelation that has stirred the Telugu film industry, actor Kishore Kumar has opened up about feeling sidelined in two major Tollywood productions. Known for his memorable role in the critically acclaimed "C/o Kancherapalem," Kumar has expressed dissatisfaction over his scenes being cut from Chiranjeevi's "Acharya" and Pawan Kalyan's "Bheemla Nayak."
Despite delivering performances that received praise from none other than Chiranjeevi himself, Kumar found his contributions omitted from the final edits of these blockbuster films. According to him, after dedicating several weeks to "Acharya," where he was promised a significant role, his scenes were inexplicably removed. Similarly, his brief stint in "Bheemla Nayak" ended abruptly when he discovered his role was reassigned to another actor after a brief gap in shooting.
This situation has highlighted the struggles character artists often face in the industry, overshadowed by larger star-driven narratives. Kishore Kumar's ordeal reflects a broader issue of lack of recognition and respect for the contributions of character actors in mainstream cinema.
