On the dubbed Kannada films not permitted since 1960 as cultural policy the eminent writer and director V Vijayendra Prasad observes that had Dr Rajkumar been alive, he would have granted permission to dubbing`. The present scenario is different to the day he thought on a movement against dubbing feels Vijayendra Prasad. Dr Rajakumar was a kind hearted personality. A film like Bahubali` narrated in Kannada on screen he would have been happy because such a making is told in Kannada to crores of people opined Vijayendra Prasad.

However on the contents he derived for Bahubali`, Dr Rajakumar films are also one of the responsible factors he admitted. Hailing from Manvi Taluk of Raichur district Vijayendra Prasad in his younger days watched lot of Dr Rajakumar films although he settled in Chennai for a long time.

Even today what lingers in his memory is that he wanted to direct Dr Rajakumar at least for 10 minutes. He has ambition to bring him graphics if chance permit. He had one occasion to meet Dr Raj. It was at the Kurubana Raani` time launch of producer Rockline Venkatesh that starred Dr Shivarajakumar and Nagma in D Rajendra Babu Direction. Vijayendra Prasad written screenplay for that film.

He was speaking to a group of journalists on Saturday night at Sheraton Hotel where he had come to release trailer, songs and audio of his first Kannada film direction Srivalli` (A scientific thriller made in Telugu and dubbed to Tamil).

The next script of Vijayendra Prasad is for a Hindi film. It is a political satire and a top Hindi actor is playing the lead. It will be something beyond Mudalavan` thought he says.

On his three language film Srivalli` Vijayendra Prasad says there are 20 turns and twists in the screenplay. Not even in Hollywood this kind of scientific thriller has been made. The heroine oriented film. A heroine goes nude to experiment. She finds the previous birth records and in present life she is with the same boy of her previous birth. A set was not put up for scientific portions. It was all done in the computers he says.