MAA Elections 2021: 5th Contender CVL Narasimha Rao Gets Vijayashanthi’s Support Jun 28, 2021, 11:29 IST
MAA Elections 2021: Former Tollywood heroine Vijayashanthi who is now currently with the Bharatiya Janata Party has expressed her support for advocate and actor CVL Narasimha Rao, the new and probable 5
th contender for the presidential post in the MAA Elections which is to be held soon. Stating her support Vijayashanthi said that she was responding to this issue as an artist rather than a ‘MAA’ member. Extending her support to the CVL Narasimha Rao through Twitter on Sunday she said that the actor’s statement about the MAA elections is justified. She said she fully agreed with his views on the welfare of the young artists in the industry indirectly supporting his views pitching for the Telangana sentiment.
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Tough times for Tollywood again
Updated Apr 15, 2021, 7:33 pm IST
Fear of COVID and rising maintenance costs are giving producers and buyers the jitters in the Telugu film industry
Nani and Ritu Varma in Tuck Jagadish
The release of at least four films scheduled for April have been pushed back due to the second wave of COVID-19. The makers of films like Love Story (April 16), Tuck
Jagadish (April 23),
Acharya, Venkatesh’s
Narappa, etc. are likely to follow suit if the situation doesn’t improve.
While the governments of both the Telugu speaking States have clarified that there won’t be any lockdown (subject to the situation), the second wave of COVID-19, coupled with the issue of operational efficiency of theatres vs. ticket prices, is prompting filmmakers to delay releasing their films.
Single theatres seek percentage system; rentals for film screening not enough
Updated Feb 5, 2021, 11:47 pm IST
In states like Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Karnataka, the theatres are running with percentage and not on rentals
On Thursday, nearly 100 exhibitors came to the Telugu Film Chamber and said that they can t maintain the theatres with the present system of rentals. (DC Image)
Hyderabad: In a sudden move, the single theatre owners are demanding a percentage from the producers instead of rentals for their film screenings. On Thursday, nearly 100 exhibitors came to the Telugu Film Chamber and said that they can t maintain the theatres with the present system of rentals.