Kiran Abbavaram’s Frustration is For Real
Given how well it has been performing in the telugu regions, it is quite regrettable that kiran Abbavaram's most recent thriller, KA, has not yet been released in tamil Nadu. At first, a tamil Nadu release was also planned, but the calendar was too full with other tamil films like Amaran, Lucky Baskhar, Bloody Beggar, and Brother to get it on screens. kiran Abbavaram voiced his annoyance at the movie's success meeting yesterday. He claimed that in order to get even a few concerts in tamil Nadu, he is continuously contacting his producer.
He said that despite the movie's success in the telugu states, chennai fans have been phoning to inquire why they are unable to see it. He has been pushing for at least five to ten performances. This is quite discouraging. It seems sense that there aren't many single-screen theaters, but why is it bad to play some events in multiplexes?
At the very least, the multiplexes may plan a few performances in chennai, particularly the telugu version. This is unjust and inappropriate, according to a large number of social media users. In telugu states, we provide tamil films a lot of cinemas and showtimes, sometimes even neglecting our own telugu films. That is the passion we have for movies, but other nations don't share our feelings. A few multiplex screenings wouldn't harm tamil films, particularly telugu ones that have received positive reviews. It is rather depressing.
He said that despite the movie's success in the telugu states, chennai fans have been phoning to inquire why they are unable to see it. He has been pushing for at least five to ten performances. This is quite discouraging. It seems sense that there aren't many single-screen theaters, but why is it bad to play some events in multiplexes?
At the very least, the multiplexes may plan a few performances in chennai, particularly the telugu version. This is unjust and inappropriate, according to a large number of social media users. In telugu states, we provide tamil films a lot of cinemas and showtimes, sometimes even neglecting our own telugu films. That is the passion we have for movies, but other nations don't share our feelings. A few multiplex screenings wouldn't harm tamil films, particularly telugu ones that have received positive reviews. It is rather depressing.