Tamil Cinema Threatens Telugu Cinema - Release Varisu or Face Consequences
In the tamil cinema business, the controversy surrounding Vijay's 'Varisu'/ Vaarasudu is getting pace. The telugu Film Producers Council recently requested that no dubbed films be released during holidays like Sankranti. This letter is being seen as an attempt to halt the release of tamil superstar Vijay's 'Vaarsudu.' tamil film directors were outraged by the letter, claiming that they had previously allowed telugu and dubbed films in tamilnadu without any limitations.
If the telugu film business raises obstacles for Vijay's film, tamil filmmaker Seeman has said that they will likewise restrict telugu films in Tamilnadu. According to him, if the current tendency continues, linguistic distinctions between industries would arise. The telugu Film Producers Council, on the other hand, maintained that no mention of barring tamil films has been made.
The problem started when telugu films like 'Waltair Veerayya' and 'Veera simha Reddy' struggled to find adequate theatres in telangana during the Sankranthi season. Vaarasudu, a dil raju production, will be released in a huge way. For the first time, Mythri movie Makers, which produced 'Waltair Veerayya' and 'Veera simha Reddy,' is also distributing the film on its own. The production company addressed the telugu Film Producers Council, citing a lack of theatre space, and thus the issue began.
If the telugu film business raises obstacles for Vijay's film, tamil filmmaker Seeman has said that they will likewise restrict telugu films in Tamilnadu. According to him, if the current tendency continues, linguistic distinctions between industries would arise. The telugu Film Producers Council, on the other hand, maintained that no mention of barring tamil films has been made.
The problem started when telugu films like 'Waltair Veerayya' and 'Veera simha Reddy' struggled to find adequate theatres in telangana during the Sankranthi season. Vaarasudu, a dil raju production, will be released in a huge way. For the first time, Mythri movie Makers, which produced 'Waltair Veerayya' and 'Veera simha Reddy,' is also distributing the film on its own. The production company addressed the telugu Film Producers Council, citing a lack of theatre space, and thus the issue began.