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Did Allu Aravind Really Said That?
By: Tupaki Desk | 14 Aug 2018 12:38 PM GMT
Allu Aravind is in the Industry as a producer, distributor and occasional actor from past 45 years. With Chiranjeevi, he also increased his name and fame in the Industry.
He is one of pillars of Industry today and has been producing big films with bigger stakes but recently decided to establish GA2 for small and medium budget films.
He and his team with Bunny Vasu as lead decided to take the idea forward but before their latest movie, Geetha Govindam release, the movie pirated copies came out in public.
On 15th August the movie is releasing but from past two to three days after leaks the atmosphere turned gloom and grim for the team as they are upset about their two year hardwork coming out in public in such fashion.
Dil Raju at the movie press meet said, "Allu Aravind garu has been in the Industry from past 45 years and he called me to say that he wants to quit filmmaking in a deeply upset tone.
To tell him that we all are with him in the Industry, we arranged this press meet. A big and senior producer like him should not get this upset.
It is even in people's hands to understand that like any other job even filmmaking is a job and many producers, actors and workers lives are at stake on a regular basis with each film, before pirating them and encouraging them."
He is one of pillars of Industry today and has been producing big films with bigger stakes but recently decided to establish GA2 for small and medium budget films.
He and his team with Bunny Vasu as lead decided to take the idea forward but before their latest movie, Geetha Govindam release, the movie pirated copies came out in public.
On 15th August the movie is releasing but from past two to three days after leaks the atmosphere turned gloom and grim for the team as they are upset about their two year hardwork coming out in public in such fashion.
Dil Raju at the movie press meet said, "Allu Aravind garu has been in the Industry from past 45 years and he called me to say that he wants to quit filmmaking in a deeply upset tone.
To tell him that we all are with him in the Industry, we arranged this press meet. A big and senior producer like him should not get this upset.
It is even in people's hands to understand that like any other job even filmmaking is a job and many producers, actors and workers lives are at stake on a regular basis with each film, before pirating them and encouraging them."
