Action Against Fans Creating Ruckus in U.S.A

SIBY JEYYA
Telugu cinema fans misbehaving at theatres during major star films in the united states has become a typical occurrence. This behavior is consistent across hero supporters, ranging from chiranjeevi and balakrishna to Mahesh Babu. These devoted fans appear to forget that they have come to the united states and act as if they are watching a movie in Ameerpet. During the recent guntur Kaaram release, mahesh babu fans went crazy, flinging papers and even water bottles at the screen. To keep them under control, Cinemark theatre officials had to interrupt the screening.

This is not an isolated instance; at other theatres, staff halted movies and told spectators not to shoot footage on their phones. In one theatre, officers were even sent in to manage the crowd. According to our sources in US distribution circles, the uproar caused by telugu fans is on the agenda for a major theatre chain review conference. They considered the possibility of legal action and its viability. We were credibly informed that, while no decision had been taken, they were deeply worried about the safety of their other customers and the whole environment, with others losing their theatre experience.


They also reviewed the increasing number of complaints from Americans to their theatre workers about the annoyance caused by telugu movie fans. It's past time for these fans to either cease their ridiculous behavior or start respecting this country's movie-watching tradition, in which the native audience does not even get up from their seats and waits for others to leave first. Otherwise, individuals may suffer legal repercussions, affecting their residence and visas in this nation.


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