Probably the flop show of Teja's "Hora Hori" has made one thing clear. There is no use of crying on big producers saying that they are literally occupying all the theatres. How come these cries get justified without showcasing content in a small budgeted flick?

Director Teja made lot of hullaballoo when his film is getting up for release. He stated that big producers are looting, while big stars have no values. The main duty of a filmmaker is to make engaging and profitable films first and then talk about rest of the things. But without focusing on his own story, screenplay and the way he's making the film, Teja paid attention to criticism, controversies and blasting.

Not just him, but many small movie makers are in the same line. They just talk about everything, criticise everything and then fail to make at least one happening movie. Time for all such fellows to realise the reality. Stop crying and start making.