In his 15-year-old career, director Vamsi Paidipally has directed more hit films than flops. He has never made a great film, but he also hasn’t directed an utterly bad film.
Vamsi Paidipally, in his real life, comes across as a suave and intelligent person who knows his job well. Sometimes it feels as if he is much better than the films he makes.
Paidipally is a director who knows what his producer expects from him, and he exactly delivers that. Producers like Dil Raju, to keep their banner afloat, sometimes want a director who can churn out a risk-free project for them.
Vamsi Paidipally is one of those directors on which the producer can depend when they want to do a safe project. He serves them very well as he understands his job perfectly.
This quality of Paidipally is also his biggest strength and weakness. He isn’t someone who duly takes advantage of his friendship with stars and then dishes out disasters like Meher Ramesh. He will get the job done for his producer and serve their purpose.
But in this process, Paidipally isn’t given the space to experiment and move out of his comfort zone to direct something that is memorable.
