Tollywood Meets Revanth Reddy: What’s Tammareddy Version?

Chief minister Revanth Reddy also took part in this meeting as he interacted with the Tollywood, celebrities and exchanged knowledge.

Update: 2024-12-28 11:18 GMT

It is known that the Tollywood delegation comprising of 36 Telugu film celebrities met with the representatives of the government of Telangana. Chief minister Revanth Reddy also took part in this meeting as he interacted with the Tollywood, celebrities and exchanged knowledge.

On this matter, veteran, Tollywood personality, Tammareddy Bharadwaj briefed the media about the series of events. He communicated to the Media that the Tollywood delegation is super happy with the way the meeting went with Revanth Reddy.

Bharadwaj affirmatively confirmed that the existing rumours about the evident gap between the film industry, and Telangana government were rightly addressed by this meeting. “This high profile meeting pretty much confirms that the film industry and the government are indeed working hand in hand. There is no scope for rumours to be surfaced in this regard.”

The veteran personality went on to confirm that the government requested for additional support from the film industry for the promotion of anti-drugs campaign and tourism enhancement campaign. He said this is the duty of the film industry to oblige to such social enhancement projects.

It is further confirmed that the film industry gave key inputs to the chief minister about the proposed Gaddar awards. About the benefit of culture, Bhardwaj said there is need to self introspect in this regard.

About the high flying second part of Pushpa Bhardwaj, said this, Allu Arjun film has taken Telugu cinema to global levels with its superb at the ticket counters.

“I don’t think the film industry needs to go and visit the representatives of the government very frequently. It is only that we need to get in touch with the government whenever there is any issue to be resolved. The rest of the operations can go on as per existing norms.” He concluded.

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