Nagarjuna Akkineni opened up in regards to the rift between the Telugu movie trade and the Andhra Pradesh authorities over the low value of film tickets. The actor stated that he has no downside from the industrial perspective.
At the press meet held in Hyderabad to disclose the discharge date of his movie bangarajuNagarjuna stated, “We mustn’t discuss on political points on the movie stage. I cannot discuss it. I’ve no downside from industrial perspective (as a result of distinction in ticket charges in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana). If the costs are larger, the gathering might be a bit larger, however I’ve no downside for my movie.”
When requested in regards to the causes for releasing his movie amid the busyness in theaters as a consequence of spike in coronavirus instances, he stated, “It would be good if we have fully functioning theaters. But it is not so in the given circumstances. We can’t just sit around holding an entire film in our hands. We want to release it. Yes, film collections will drop due to lower ticket prices. But those issues will not create any problem for this (Bangaraju) film.”
Nagarjuna obtained lots of response on social media for the above feedback.
The Andhra Pradesh authorities not too long ago constituted a committee to look into the considerations of the Telugu movie trade over film ticket charges. A case on this subject is pending within the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
