Pawan Kalyan Furious: What Allu Aravind Replied?

It is already known that the deputy chief minister of Andhra Pradesh, Pawan Kalyan took very serious offence to the fact that none of the representatives of the Telugu film industry met with chief Minister Chandrababu after the formation of the new government.

Kalyan appeared to be of the impression that the film industry is blatantly, neglecting the new government, and it is not reciprocating any positive momentum. He feels that the government of Andhra Pradesh is very receptive for the film industry, but this dignity is not being paid back.

The primary complaint has fallen on the top four producers in Telugu cinema who are reportedly the reason why theatres were about to shut down from June 1, which is right before the release of Hari Hara Veera Mallu. This seriously triggered Kalyan, and he is in a very frustrated mood now.

In this context, senior producer and close family member of Kalyan, veteran Allu Aravind reacted on the series of events and he had a significant set of comments to make.

Arvind pointed out that he does not belong to the top four league of produce producers who are behind this decision to shut down the theatres in Andhra Pradesh. The senior producer pointed out that he is no longer active in the exhibition and cinema projection business.

“Out of the 1500 theatres that we have in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, I hardly own 15 of them. Even these theatres will be going out of my control and jurisdiction very soon. The only theatre that I own is AAA Cinemas. If I don’t have any stake in the theatrical exhibition industry, then how can I be a top 4 person.”

Then Allu Aravind spoke about Pawan Kalyan issue, and he pointed out that “How can anyone take the decision to obstruct on Kalyan’s film? This is really a mind block gesture from the industry and those involved. While a person from the industry is doing so very well in Andhra Pradesh, politics, how can we have the audacity to stop his film? This isn’t the right thing to do.” Aravind pointed out.

The senior producer sounded very frustrated by the fact that the film industry is getting segregated based on groups and doing unnecessary politics, which is going to lead to serious repercussions.