Due to their significant losses, the Nizam exhibitors of the catastrophe film Liger protested this month, demanding compensation from puri jagannadh, Charmme, and Nizam distributor, warangal Srinu. A 3 Crore debt was owed to Suniel Narang of Asian films by puri and Charmme. One of the most well-known exhibitors in Nizam distribution, Suniel, joined the protest in solidarity of the smaller vendors. Suneil Narang recently provided an in-depth explanation of the situation during a conversation with our staff.
"After Liger failed severely, the small exhibitors demanded money from warangal Srinu who became unavailable and even turned off his phone," claimed Suniel Narang, who typically avoids any type of scandal. Charmme and puri jagannadh had vowed to make up for their losses. The producers and the exhibitors didn't speak with one another directly, although Charmme did have contact with the Film Chamber.
"The exhibitors claimed they had no right to go and ask puri to make up some of the losses," he continued. Only Srinu may be questioned. When Srinu decided to purchase Liger for such exorbitant prices, I cautioned him that he was taking a major risk. He ignored me, though. Due to his own despair following Liger's failure, Srinu became unreachable and even turned off his phone. The distributors became confused and anxious as a result. As the chamber's president, I had to step in and support the community of exhibitors. I didn't support or oppose anyone; all I wanted was for the problem to be handled.
After two days, I mediated between TFPC secretary prasanna Kumar and the exhibitors, and prasanna Kumar assured them that the matter would be handled quickly, according to Suniel Narang. When it happened, the demonstration was ended. As of right now, Suniel Narang has also been chosen to lead the telangana Film Chamber of Commerce Governing Council. He'll serve in this capacity from 2023 until 2025.
"After Liger failed severely, the small exhibitors demanded money from warangal Srinu who became unavailable and even turned off his phone," claimed Suniel Narang, who typically avoids any type of scandal. Charmme and puri jagannadh had vowed to make up for their losses. The producers and the exhibitors didn't speak with one another directly, although Charmme did have contact with the Film Chamber.
"The exhibitors claimed they had no right to go and ask puri to make up some of the losses," he continued. Only Srinu may be questioned. When Srinu decided to purchase Liger for such exorbitant prices, I cautioned him that he was taking a major risk. He ignored me, though. Due to his own despair following Liger's failure, Srinu became unreachable and even turned off his phone. The distributors became confused and anxious as a result. As the chamber's president, I had to step in and support the community of exhibitors. I didn't support or oppose anyone; all I wanted was for the problem to be handled.
After two days, I mediated between TFPC secretary prasanna Kumar and the exhibitors, and prasanna Kumar assured them that the matter would be handled quickly, according to Suniel Narang. When it happened, the demonstration was ended. As of right now, Suniel Narang has also been chosen to lead the telangana Film Chamber of Commerce Governing Council. He'll serve in this capacity from 2023 until 2025.
