Telugu YouTubers Face Big Impact Due To Kanguva Flop
The worst setback of Suriya's career has been Kanguva, a production he anticipated would revitalize his theatrical business in tamil Nadu and the telugu regions. Even if he has seen washouts in the past, the outcome of a massive, high-budget movie like Kanguva will stun everyone involved for the rest of their lives. Today, the tamil Nadu Film Council issued a resolution prohibiting further reviews near cinemas. Jyothika, Suriya's wife, also blasted YouTubers for teasing her husband's movie Kanguva and posting unfavorable reviews.
It is probable that the telugu states would also adopt this new regulation. The primary problem with YouTubers or moviegoers reviewing films in cinemas is their cheesy, underhanded remarks. Filmmakers have stated time and time again that they welcome constructive critique, but they do not tolerate the blatant trolling of recently released films by certain YouTubers or young people at cinemas who pose as critics.
When asked if they should be prohibited in telugu states, dil raju replied that the Chamber will look into the issue, talk to other producers, and shortly adopt a resolution outlawing YouTube or crowd evaluations that are recorded with microphones outside movie theaters after a screening.
When asked if they should be prohibited in telugu states, dil raju replied that the Chamber will look into the issue, talk to other producers, and shortly adopt a resolution outlawing YouTube or crowd evaluations that are recorded with microphones outside movie theaters after a screening.