It is known that the Andhra Pradesh government led by Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy had brought a new proposal to launch a new portal to sell movie tickets in multiplexes and the single screen. The Government will hold control of ticket sales.
However, the proposal has received a mixed response while the big shots in the Tollywood industry are yet to give their response on the same. The bigwigs in the industry are slated to meet the Chief Minister this month and they might give their opinion after the meeting.
However, the AP Government has hit back at the criticism over the online ticket sales and said, the decision was taken as per the recommendations made by the bigwigs. The proposal will bring transparency in ticket sales.
YSRCP leader and Nagari MLA Roja Selvamani also gave the same reason for the movie ticket portal and said the government announced the portal as per the recommendations of heroes like Megastar Chiranjeevi and Nagarjuna.
Roja also hit back at Ayyanna Patrudu over his language against Chief Minister Jagan and said the language he used was derogatory in nature. She said the usage of such a language against the Chief Minister was not recommended.
However, the proposal has received a mixed response while the big shots in the Tollywood industry are yet to give their response on the same. The bigwigs in the industry are slated to meet the Chief Minister this month and they might give their opinion after the meeting.
However, the AP Government has hit back at the criticism over the online ticket sales and said, the decision was taken as per the recommendations made by the bigwigs. The proposal will bring transparency in ticket sales.
YSRCP leader and Nagari MLA Roja Selvamani also gave the same reason for the movie ticket portal and said the government announced the portal as per the recommendations of heroes like Megastar Chiranjeevi and Nagarjuna.
Roja also hit back at Ayyanna Patrudu over his language against Chief Minister Jagan and said the language he used was derogatory in nature. She said the usage of such a language against the Chief Minister was not recommended.