Peddha Kapu Producer & Director At Logger Heads?
The recent release of "Peddha Kapu 1" by filmmaker srikanth addala is among the biggest recent failures. No matter what critics said, the filmmaker remained adamant that this would be a fantastic picture that will surprise moviegoers. However, the movie quickly lost money at the box office. There are already rumours circulating that the producer is quite furious about what is taking place.
This movie was created after akhanda by Mriyala Ravinder Reddy, who is the owner of the No. 3 iron mining and iron-making companies in Telangana. According to estimates, the producer spent close to 38 crores to make this movie, with the hero being the younger brother of his wife. However, he anticipated that the film would perform at least as expected at the box office and that he would be able to repay the expenditure without incident. But following the film's startling failure, all the hopes were dashed. The producer allegedly blew fire when Addala attempted to discuss the Part 2 the other day, claiming that he needed more time to recuperate from the bombshell.
After this debate, however, the blame game began as the producer pointed out errors in the script and Addala started complaining that the producer had insisted on include an unauthorised budget in the film to raise the production values. That's an insider's account, but isn't that what happens when a movie bombs?
This movie was created after akhanda by Mriyala Ravinder Reddy, who is the owner of the No. 3 iron mining and iron-making companies in Telangana. According to estimates, the producer spent close to 38 crores to make this movie, with the hero being the younger brother of his wife. However, he anticipated that the film would perform at least as expected at the box office and that he would be able to repay the expenditure without incident. But following the film's startling failure, all the hopes were dashed. The producer allegedly blew fire when Addala attempted to discuss the Part 2 the other day, claiming that he needed more time to recuperate from the bombshell.
After this debate, however, the blame game began as the producer pointed out errors in the script and Addala started complaining that the producer had insisted on include an unauthorised budget in the film to raise the production values. That's an insider's account, but isn't that what happens when a movie bombs?