Nikhil-Dil Raju Incident: ‘Don’t Cry On Them’
Currently, the media is being blamed for the dil raju and Nikhil affair. Many people said that Nikhil complained that the mega-producer was to blame for his inability to secure theatre space, but the producer later emphasised that there was no wrongdoing in the theatre selection process.
"We will undoubtedly request that everyone postpone their releases when our movie comes out, just like dil raju did with Nikhil when his Thank You was published. The karthikeya 2 team should be delighted that dil raju ordered them to postpone their film since it suggests that despite being a minor hero compared to naga Chaitanya, Nikhil represented a danger to Thank You, according to Tammareddy Bharadwaja.
"Dil Raju doesn't need to play politics when it comes to choosing theatres. Considering that he owns theatres, which require a constant supply of blockbuster films. Raju always strives to get a blockbuster movie into his theatres, regardless of whether he produced or distributed it himself or not, Tammareddy continued. However, why did Nikhil complain earlier that he was denied access to theatres? I don't know who said what, but dil raju shouldn't be unfairly blamed, Tammareddy thought.
Tammareddy responded forcefully to a common complaint that it is unfair because three powerful figures—Dil Raju, Allu Arvind, and suresh Babu—control the majority of theatres in the telugu film business. "You can purchase theatres and manage the production if you have money. Theaters can be built with financial investment. Therefore, don't be upset with dil Raju, suresh, or Arvind garu; they are just businesspeople, he said.
"We will undoubtedly request that everyone postpone their releases when our movie comes out, just like dil raju did with Nikhil when his Thank You was published. The karthikeya 2 team should be delighted that dil raju ordered them to postpone their film since it suggests that despite being a minor hero compared to naga Chaitanya, Nikhil represented a danger to Thank You, according to Tammareddy Bharadwaja.
"Dil Raju doesn't need to play politics when it comes to choosing theatres. Considering that he owns theatres, which require a constant supply of blockbuster films. Raju always strives to get a blockbuster movie into his theatres, regardless of whether he produced or distributed it himself or not, Tammareddy continued. However, why did Nikhil complain earlier that he was denied access to theatres? I don't know who said what, but dil raju shouldn't be unfairly blamed, Tammareddy thought.
Tammareddy responded forcefully to a common complaint that it is unfair because three powerful figures—Dil Raju, Allu Arvind, and suresh Babu—control the majority of theatres in the telugu film business. "You can purchase theatres and manage the production if you have money. Theaters can be built with financial investment. Therefore, don't be upset with dil Raju, suresh, or Arvind garu; they are just businesspeople, he said.