Dil Raju's Logic for Shooting his movies despite ongoing Strike
All big, medium, and small budget movie production has been put on indefinite hold as of today. The Active Producer's Guild's determination to reflect and reinvigorate tollywood from the depressing state of circumstances that various producers had been experiencing in recent months led to the strike. Already, the buzz against dil Mafia is growing higher and now with dil Raju's movie shooting goes without any pause creates smoke within.
Numerous high-profile telugu movie shoots have abruptly stopped due to the ongoing strike. However, one of the Active Producer's Guild's prominent figures, dil Raju, has chosen to continue filming his eagerly anticipated big-budget movie, varasudu, which stars kollywood star Vijay. This has, needless to say, taken everyone by surprise. Most of them are even ranting against the producer for dominating the industry now.
And this is the reasoning behind dil Raju's action. The bilingual Telugu-Tamil film varasudu (Varisu in Tamil) is being produced simultaneously in both languages. Varasudu's unit is still completing the necessary legalities for the shooting in vizag because the strike only applies to telugu movies. This would undoubtedly spur a few additional tollywood producers to pick up their pan-Indian film production in the upcoming days.
Numerous high-profile telugu movie shoots have abruptly stopped due to the ongoing strike. However, one of the Active Producer's Guild's prominent figures, dil Raju, has chosen to continue filming his eagerly anticipated big-budget movie, varasudu, which stars kollywood star Vijay. This has, needless to say, taken everyone by surprise. Most of them are even ranting against the producer for dominating the industry now.
And this is the reasoning behind dil Raju's action. The bilingual Telugu-Tamil film varasudu (Varisu in Tamil) is being produced simultaneously in both languages. Varasudu's unit is still completing the necessary legalities for the shooting in vizag because the strike only applies to telugu movies. This would undoubtedly spur a few additional tollywood producers to pick up their pan-Indian film production in the upcoming days.