Telugu Cinema RUINED by MAFIA
Producer dil raju discussed his theatre holdings and the current distribution method while taking part in Open heart with RK. Even more, he questioned why the Producers Council should be concerned about the conflict when the makers of the films that are being released on Sankranthi eve are not. Even Allu Arvind and suresh Babu shared similar sentiments in response to Aha's Unstoppable.
"We seized theatres and adapted them to fit the requirements of the audience and started showing more films when theatres were closing and business was declining. Literally, we have brought the theatres back to life, so it's not like we owned (or leased) a lot of them when we actually contributed to the success of the industry. Therefore, claiming that we have theatres is incorrect, Allu Arvind remarked in response to the host Balayya's inquiry regarding him being a "Aa Naluguru".
Suresh Babu made an unusual remark in response to a question on the theatres that will be allocated to blockbuster films for Sankranthi. "Back in the day, Nizam theatres were never acquired by my producing endeavours. I then began purchasing theatres. Big movies continue to receive theatres based on their connections to distributors and exhibitors. Some movies will be harmed. And some people will point the finger at us, but I won't worry about it, he insisted.
Each movie will be seen in theatres based on the relationship between the producers, their distributors, and their exhibitors. Surprisingly, neither Arvind nor I, suresh, am in charge of distribution for any of those films, suresh continued. When it comes to responding to the Producers Council, it appears that Arvind, Raju, and suresh have the same viewpoint.