Kartikeya’s action thriller Bhaje Vaayu Vegam is doing well at the ticket windows. The movie also stars Iswarya Menon, Ravi Shankar, and Happy Days Tyson in crucial roles. Sujeeth’s assistant director Prashanth Reddy, wielded the megaphone for the first time with this film, which centres around cricket and politics.

In a recent interview, Prashanth Reddy shared his views on multiple aspects of cinema. Prashanth feels that cuss words shouldn’t be included deliberately in films. The director stated, “I won’t put cuss words and unwanted skin show in my movies. I am sure no one will speak ill about my hero’s character in Bhaje Vaayu Vegam. Unless and until cuss words are required, I won’t include them.”

Prashanth Reddy added, “I am not targeting anyone here. In the climax of Simhadri, a woman utters a cuss word, asking the hero to kill a person who assaulted her sexually, and hence, that’s justified. In the same way, a comedian uses foul language in Rangasthalam. Though Rangasthalam is a big movie involving top stars, a swear word is used because the scene demands it. Hence, it looks appropriate in that sequence. I feel that profane language shouldn’t be present in movies unless and until there is a need.”