Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy announces initiatives to assist the Telugu film industry, including the creation of a Cabinet Subcommittee and the appointment of Dil Raju as FDC Chairman.
In a recent speech to Telugu film industry members, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy outlined important steps to promote the industry's expansion and success.As CM Reddy put it, "The film industry brought their problems to the attention of the government and shared doubts, misconceptions, and ideas in the meeting."
The Telangana government's initiatives for Telugu film
The Telangana government has previously taken action to alleviate these problems, offering police grounds for the making of Pushpa-2 and granting special orders for eight films.To guarantee the Telugu cinema industry's continued growth, the government has also chosen to establish a new brand identity for it.
Renowned film producer Dil Raju has been named Chairman of the Film Development Corporation (FDC) in an effort to improve collaboration between the government and the industry.
The Chief Minister also revealed plans to form a Cabinet Sub-body to work with an industry-led body to address the issues facing the sector.
"To address issues facing the Telugu film industry, a Cabinet Subcommittee will be established. "A committee will be formed by the industry as well," CM Reddy stated.
CM Reddy asked the film industry to support eco-tourism and temple tourism in the state, highlighting the government's commitment. He said, highlighting Hyderabad's competitive advantage,Because of the favorable conditions there, Mumbai became the center of Bollywood. Out of all the cosmopolitan cities, Hyderabad is the greatest.
Additionally, the Chief Minister announced plans to bring Hollywood and Bollywood to Hyderabad. Major conferences are being planned to encourage international film firms to set up shop in the area. "The government's main objective is to promote the film industry to the next level," Reddy stated.
Amit Malviya criticizes the Telangana government
The Congress-led Telangana administration, according to BJP leader Amit Malviya, is targeting Tollywood because of the superstars' opposition to the Chief Minister's alleged attempts to enforce authority and "extract money."
"Under the Congress government led by Revanth Reddy, something troubling is happening in Telangana," Malviya claimed in a post on X. Tollywood, one of India's biggest and liveliest film industries, seems to be the focus of the administration since Telugu celebrities and producers have allegedly refused to cooperate with the Chief Minister's attempts to regulate and coerce them into giving up money.
"The controversy started with the demolition of superstar Nagarjuna's convention center in Hyderabad," he asserted. A current female cabinet minister then personally attacked Samantha Prabhu, Nagarjuna's now-estranged daughter-in-law and a well-known actress in her own right. The harassment campaign also targeted renowned actor Mohan Babu, who allegedly had his son used to settle political grudges.
Allu Arjun, another well-known Tollywood personality, has most recently been targeted.
"The controversy started with the demolition of superstar Nagarjuna's convention center in Hyderabad," he asserted. A current female cabinet minister then personally attacked Samantha Prabhu, Nagarjuna's now-estranged daughter-in-law and a well-known actress in her own right. The harassment campaign also targeted renowned actor Mohan Babu, who allegedly had his son used to settle political grudges.
Allu Arjun, another well-known Tollywood personality, has most recently been targeted.
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