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There won't Be Any Competition - Nag.
By: Tupaki Desk | 7 Dec 2017 5:12 AM GMT
Star hero Nagarjuna is the king of Tollywood for so many reasons. One of them is his sweetness and patience while answering questions from media. He takes responsibility of his every movie and actively participates in movie promotions. He even talks highly about other movies too. As a producer, Nag is trying to put in his best in promoting his younger son Akhil Akkineni's second venture Hello.
As the release date of Hello is approaching, Akkineni family members are a little bit tensed. They are also confident that the movie will impress the audience and become a hit. It's a known fact that Hello is gearing up to hit the silver screens on December 22nd. Natural star Nani's upcoming movie MCA ( Middle Class Abbayi ) is slated to get released a day before that. When asked about whether this will create an impact on Hello's collections, Nag's answer is hinting that he is not at all thinking about that.
However, he clarified the situation. He claimed that there won't be any competition in general. Nearly five movies will get released for every festival and both our Telugu states have enough theaters to accommodate those movies which is why it won't be a problem. It seems like Nag brushed off the question tactfully claiming that there would be no competition.
As the release date of Hello is approaching, Akkineni family members are a little bit tensed. They are also confident that the movie will impress the audience and become a hit. It's a known fact that Hello is gearing up to hit the silver screens on December 22nd. Natural star Nani's upcoming movie MCA ( Middle Class Abbayi ) is slated to get released a day before that. When asked about whether this will create an impact on Hello's collections, Nag's answer is hinting that he is not at all thinking about that.
However, he clarified the situation. He claimed that there won't be any competition in general. Nearly five movies will get released for every festival and both our Telugu states have enough theaters to accommodate those movies which is why it won't be a problem. It seems like Nag brushed off the question tactfully claiming that there would be no competition.
