These 3 biggest mistakes ruined Rs 350 crore Kanguva, Surya-Bobby Deol's film got the label of flop

Tollywood News Desk – Now everyone has considered Suriya and Bobby Deol's 'Kanguva' as a flop. Now the audience and makers have no expectations from this film. The earnings of the film have disappointed the fans of Surya and Bobby Deol. However, it is not the fault of either Surya or Bobby Deol. On the basis of the complaints made by the people watching the film, it can only be said that the makers should have taken special care of some things. The makers' mistake has labeled Surya and Bobby Deol as flops. The makers had spent up to Rs 350 crores in making 'Kanguva'. He hoped that just like Bobby Deol got love in 'Animal', similarly he would be liked in 'Kanguva' also. But the makers made 3 mistakes, the consequences of which are now being borne by Surya and Bobby Deol. 3 big mistakes of the makers of 'Kanguwa'

First mistake – The audience watching the film has been complaining since day one that the sound of 'Kanguva' has been made very loud during editing. People started getting headaches due to the loud noise. Some people even advised to keep medicines with them. Whenever background music came, people's eardrums started getting affected. On social media, users trolled 'Kanguva' a lot for his loud voice.

Second mistake – The second mistake of 'Kanguva' could be that people did not like Bobby Deol's dialogues. At the end of the story of the film, Bobby Deol enters, who looked quite dangerous and ferocious. But as soon as his dialogues started in Hindi, people said that it would have been better if he had not said anything. Fans believe that justice was not done to Bobby Deol's role.

Third mistake – The third mistake of 'Kanguva' could be that people did not understand the connection of the story of the film. Users said that if he has killed an enemy, instead of trying to explain it to his child, he does everything for him. Putting one's life in danger again and again and showing so much drama over the death of someone else's father did not go down well with the audience.