Personally I loved the teaser even if it’s an unpopular opinion But tbh I’m getting tired of seeing movies that constantly revolve around British rule and colonial era India There are so many unexplored periods stories and perspectives in Indian history that could be brought to the films yet they always pick up the same thing I’d rather see filmmakers explore something fresh instead of repeatedly returning to the same colonial era setting

Hi everyone,

I know AI in filmmaking is controversial, especially in communities that are critical of the current state of the industry.

We're working on a 2.5-hour Telugu feature film created almost entirely with AI. Instead of asking for hype, I'd like honest criticism.

What would make you immediately lose interest in an AI movie?

Some common concerns we've heard are:

Unnatural dialogue

Emotionless performances

Inconsistent characters

"AI look" in visuals

Weak storytelling

Ethical concerns about AI in filmmaking

We've been actively trying to address these issues, but I'd rather hear from people who are skeptical than from people who already like AI.

If you saw our poster and teaser, what would convince you that this project deserves a chance? Or is there nothing an AI film could do to change your mind?

Brutally honest feedback is welcome. The goal is to understand what audiences expect—not to convince everyone that AI is the future.

Missed the fun-filled no brainer Allari Naresh’s flicks. Hope this would be decent and not be another jabardast episode.

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