Why Industry Bigwigs Missed TG Vishwa Prasad's Celebrations?

Due to various reasons, there was a gap between the Tollywood industry and the YCP-led Andhra Pradesh government. The decisions of the government added more troubles to the industry. The requests made by the delegation led by Megastar Chiranjeevi were ignored. But the government changed in Andhra Pradesh.

The alliance came to power and Pawan Kalyan is a part of the government as the Deputy Chief Minister. Janasena leader is the Cinematography Minister who said he would look into the issues faced by the industry.

Recently Producer TG Vishwa Prasad hosted a grand party to celebrate the alliance win in the elections. However, there was no presence of Industry people at the party.

When the producer hosted the party many predicted that the industry people would be part of the celebrations as a few actors and producers supported Janasena which is a part of the alliance in the elections. In what could be a shock nothing sort of happened.

Barring a few like Director Maruthi, Producer SKN, and Hyper Aadi, others were not part of the occasion. The three have the image of pro-Janasena and it is no wonder that they were part of the occasion. Hyper Aadi even campaigned in Pithapuram for Pawan Kalyan.

There is a question of why the industry bigwigs missed TG Vishwa Prasad's party. While there is no confirmation many say that the industry might want to keep a distance from politics.

The Jagan government targeting the industry is said to be of the opinion of good ties between industry and the TDP. It was a tough time for the industry in the past five years. Keeping this in mind the industry bigwigs might have missed the occasion.

On the other hand, the producers recently met Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan. After the meeting, Allu Arvind said they congratulated Pawan on the win and they sought an appointment to congratulate Chandrababu too.

It appears that the bigwigs want to keep away from such celebrations. If they want anything they can ask Pawan or Kandula Durgesh, the cinematography Minister. So they might have decided to keep the celebrations behind closed doors and not make the celebrations public.