Oops! Copied Hollywood Sequence In Aravinda Sametha

One wonders how come he got scenes for a faction film from foreign movies, but he's too smart with that. Trivikram Guruji is still lifting scenes (read it as inspiration) from Hollywood movies and Jr NTR's "Aravinda Sametha" too has such traces.

*Spoilers Ahead*

Apparently, the main twist to the 1st half of "Aravinda Sametha" comes when villain Jagapathi Babu finds out where Jr NTR is hiding. This happens because NTR accidentally narrates his story to a school going kid, and the kid writes that as an essay in his school magazine, and that magazine travels all the way to Rayalaseema from Hyderabad only to be noticed by Jagapathi Babu. And for lovers of world cinema, this is a pure lift from Luc Besson's 2013 film "The Family".

That film starring Robert De Niro in the lead has the same sequence. Robert, a former Mafia boss, goes hiding into France from the USA and his son asks a story for a school essay. He narrates his own story and gives a quote he regularly uses during his mafia dealings. As the boy gets that published in a school magazine, the excess magazines are sent to scrap, exported to the USA, there to a wine shop, from there a middleman tears exactly the same sheet consisting of that essay and finally, as the wine reaches the villain, he gets hold of this paper. The villain then plans an attack on Robert De Niro.

Phew!! Guruji is at it again. For the record, Pawan Kalyan's Agnyaathavasi is a direct lift of French film "Largo Winch".


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