Dil Raju is setting a wrong example as TFC President
As President of the telugu Film Chamber, dil raju is setting a bad example. We've witnessed how telugu films have struggled to fill theatres during Sankranthi because to fierce rivalry. With the postponement of ravi Teja's Eagle, everyone assumed that the other films would have no trouble finding theatre space. However, the problems with the other four films in theatres persisted.
The producers just gathered and said that they would always be together, and Eagle producers have decided to postpone the picture, which is beneficial for the business. Because it was a difficult condition for telugu films at Sankranthi, everyone assumed that there would be no room for dubbing films at Sankranthi 2024. However, as telugu Film Chamber President, dil raju is setting a bad precedent by releasing Siva Karthikeyan's Ayalaan in telugu states.
According to the most recent news, producer dil raju has purchased the theatre rights to the Ayalaan film in uttarandhra and Nizam. According to reports, the agreement has been signed, and clarification on the screen adjustments is expected within the next two to three days. With this, one cannot not but see dil Raju's hypocrisy.
Dil Raju stated publicly during a recent press conference of the telugu Film Chamber that Hanuman will be the final movie in the Sankranthi season. He made no mention of business or financial information and indicated that the Star Heroes films will be given first priority, purposely hurting the creators of Hanuman.
Everyone thought dil raju was selfish because he was releasing the three other films during the Sankranthi holiday, which is why he specifically highlighted Hanuman as the final one.
As previously stated, dil raju is releasing Siva Karthikeyan's Ayalaan in uttarandhra and Nizam on january 12th, at a time when telugu films are battling to find enough screens. It may require fewer performances and theatres, but those might also be provided to our telugu films.
As President of the telugu Film Chamber, he should persuade the Ayalaan unit not to release the film during the Sankranthi festival, as many films are already scheduled to be released here. However, he is distributing the film in uttarandhra and Nizam, which sets a negative precedent.
The producers just gathered and said that they would always be together, and Eagle producers have decided to postpone the picture, which is beneficial for the business. Because it was a difficult condition for telugu films at Sankranthi, everyone assumed that there would be no room for dubbing films at Sankranthi 2024. However, as telugu Film Chamber President, dil raju is setting a bad precedent by releasing Siva Karthikeyan's Ayalaan in telugu states.
According to the most recent news, producer dil raju has purchased the theatre rights to the Ayalaan film in uttarandhra and Nizam. According to reports, the agreement has been signed, and clarification on the screen adjustments is expected within the next two to three days. With this, one cannot not but see dil Raju's hypocrisy.
Dil Raju stated publicly during a recent press conference of the telugu Film Chamber that Hanuman will be the final movie in the Sankranthi season. He made no mention of business or financial information and indicated that the Star Heroes films will be given first priority, purposely hurting the creators of Hanuman.
Everyone thought dil raju was selfish because he was releasing the three other films during the Sankranthi holiday, which is why he specifically highlighted Hanuman as the final one.
As previously stated, dil raju is releasing Siva Karthikeyan's Ayalaan in uttarandhra and Nizam on january 12th, at a time when telugu films are battling to find enough screens. It may require fewer performances and theatres, but those might also be provided to our telugu films.
As President of the telugu Film Chamber, he should persuade the Ayalaan unit not to release the film during the Sankranthi festival, as many films are already scheduled to be released here. However, he is distributing the film in uttarandhra and Nizam, which sets a negative precedent.