Directors of masala films are immensly popular among the audience. Perhaps, they want to capitalise on it and want to be seen in their films, at least for some seconds. In his next directorial venture, VV Vinayak, the maker of Adi and Tagore, is appearing before the camera, albeit for a very small time. The audio of the film was released recently and the film is all set to release before the Christmas.

In Adurs, starring NTR, Vinayak will be seen in a blink-your-eyes-and-you-miss-it moment! Following in the foot steps of some of the directors like Rajamouli, Surya Kiran, YVS Chowdhary etc, Vinayak too wants to be recognised in a song opposite a rocking dancer like NTR. But, who doesn't want to?

After all, this is a time when even popular heroines are ready to appear for absolutely insignificant characters. It is not surprising to see the media-savvy directors liking to be seen in their films. The likes of K Raghavendra Rao, who were always reticent, would never like to dance or act in the past.

Vinayak shares a very good rapport with his 'brother' NTR in real life. Let's see how they seem on the screen.