Undoubtedly one of the most successful combinations in Tollywood, director SS Rajamouli and his writer father Vijayendra Prasad, have been churning out blockbuster after blockbuster ever since Jakkanna first made his debut with Student No.1. The father-son duo has just delivered a historical success India could ever witness, Baahubali The Beginning.
As the film celebrates 50 days today, Forbes Magazine published an exclusive interview of Rajamouli. To one of the questions shot by popular critic and filmmaker Rob Cain about who the boss is between him and his father while discussing a story, prompt came the reply from Jakkanna - 'I'm the boss, obviously. I'm the director and I'm the boss.'
Rajamouli further explained about his authority while working with his dad as he said, 'while working we'll have our share of fights, of disagreements, but ultimately it's my word that goes.' Rajamouli then explains the professional approach while working together and says that it's a writer-director relationship while they are working together and that there was never a problem with that. Jakkanna then revealed that he is currently giving fine tuning to the script of Baahubali The Conclusion, along with his father.
As the film celebrates 50 days today, Forbes Magazine published an exclusive interview of Rajamouli. To one of the questions shot by popular critic and filmmaker Rob Cain about who the boss is between him and his father while discussing a story, prompt came the reply from Jakkanna - 'I'm the boss, obviously. I'm the director and I'm the boss.'
Rajamouli further explained about his authority while working with his dad as he said, 'while working we'll have our share of fights, of disagreements, but ultimately it's my word that goes.' Rajamouli then explains the professional approach while working together and says that it's a writer-director relationship while they are working together and that there was never a problem with that. Jakkanna then revealed that he is currently giving fine tuning to the script of Baahubali The Conclusion, along with his father.
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