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Bandh Call: Shootings To Stop in TFI?
By: Tupaki Desk | 25 April 2018 10:18 AM GMT
Looks like, Bad Time of Telugu Film Industry mayn't end anytime soon. Just when it is recovering from the damage happened due to Casting Couch, The Industry is facing yet another problem. This time, Lightmen are threatening to launch a strike demanding increase of their wages.
Lightmen in the Industry complain they weren't receiving either salary or allowances for working Over-Time. After serving notices to the Producers Council, Industry Bigwigs have come forward to increase the wages by 25 percent to prevent the bandh from happening. But now, Lightmen complain wages were increased only by 12 percent.
After Lightmen threatened to go on strike, Producers Council convened a meeting Today to take a crucial decision. However, Both the parties failed to reach a compromise so far. It's near impossible to continue shoots without the support of lightmen. So, Industry will end up losing hundreds of crores if the issue wasn't resolved before it's too late.
Lightmen in the Industry complain they weren't receiving either salary or allowances for working Over-Time. After serving notices to the Producers Council, Industry Bigwigs have come forward to increase the wages by 25 percent to prevent the bandh from happening. But now, Lightmen complain wages were increased only by 12 percent.
After Lightmen threatened to go on strike, Producers Council convened a meeting Today to take a crucial decision. However, Both the parties failed to reach a compromise so far. It's near impossible to continue shoots without the support of lightmen. So, Industry will end up losing hundreds of crores if the issue wasn't resolved before it's too late.
