Bramhanandam, the busiest man in Tollywood, without whom, the audience would find tough to move to the theatres, reportedly refused to give dates to Balakrishna’s Dictator movie.
 
Several comedians and actors in the industry, had entertained the audience well, but could not experience a long time career in the films. But, right from the entry into the films, Bramhanandam is the only comedian, who did not face any scarcity of the films. He is blessed with the ‘n’ number of movies every year.

In fact, in almost every movie, Bramhanandam has become a requirement, and the makers are even designing a role for the purpose, by adjusting the script accordingly. The audience are accustomed to Bramhanandam so much that, just his presence on the screen, is making them, burst out in laugh.

So if a personality like Bramhnandam, has that range of craze, how does any movie maker, omit him? The same thing has happened with the Dictator movie makers.   

Bramhanandam was originally consulted to do a short role in Dictator. But during the shoot, the makers felt that, his role extension would benefit the movie and so requested him to allocate a few more days.

But due to the pre-commitment of the dates to other movies, Brahmi refused and walked out of the movie, in a respectful manner.

Balayya alone is enough to bring out the celebration in the fans. But the normal audience might find the scarcity of Bramhi. However, if the makers fulfill other commercial elements well, Dictator movie still has chances to cope up with the loss of Bramhandandam.

By Phani Ch