No To OTT Within 8 Weeks Of Theatre Release, TFI Declares
In order to safeguard telugu cinemas and its theatrical business, the telugu Film Industry, which has halted film production since august 1, has been deliberating over certain crucial choices. It includes a decision by the telugu Film Producers union not to broadcast or debut a movie on OTT within eight weeks of its theatrical release. These actions have been taken in collaboration with the Active telugu Producers Guild and the telugu Film Producers Council. Key guidelines were outlined by the producers.
The cost of the tickets becomes a heated subject. The producers appear to have reached a deal that benefits all parties and is anticipated to be announced soon after discussions with exhibitors, including multiplexes and single-screen theatres. The final round of producer meetings is already underway and should be finished in three to four days. Producers have since informed the media that the decision to resume filming has not yet been made.
The majority of the producers have endorsed the guidelines set forth by the Producers Union, the producers told the media. The Guild's prominent members claimed that bollywood closely monitors tollywood and its actions to postpone the film's production in order to reduce expenses.
The cost of the tickets becomes a heated subject. The producers appear to have reached a deal that benefits all parties and is anticipated to be announced soon after discussions with exhibitors, including multiplexes and single-screen theatres. The final round of producer meetings is already underway and should be finished in three to four days. Producers have since informed the media that the decision to resume filming has not yet been made.
The majority of the producers have endorsed the guidelines set forth by the Producers Union, the producers told the media. The Guild's prominent members claimed that bollywood closely monitors tollywood and its actions to postpone the film's production in order to reduce expenses.