The suite room given to well-known telugu diva Sreeleela, who has roughly three or four films under her belt and receives more than one crore as compensation but has yet to achieve her first blockbuster, is one of the most talked-about things these days in Film Nagar. Suddenly, some intriguing news appears.
Sreeleela and her mother are rumoured to be staying in a suite room at a well-known 7-star hotel in hyderabad for the next 30 days, of which she will spend roughly 21 days watching Vaishnav Tej's movie being filmed. The room, which is roughly 22K with all taxes included, adds up to nearly 6+ lacs for the entire stay. This expense can increase by another $3–4 lacs if she also needs to go for another appointment. What then is the problem?
One wonders if the new regulations are being applied to this heroine given that this film was produced by Trivikram's wife Sai Soujanya in collaboration with sithara Entertainments and that they are both active members of the "Active Producers Guild." In actuality, the Guild's new regulations state that a heroine will receive the full package and that she alone is responsible for paying for all of her travel and lodging expenses. However, some in the know argue that there is no use in bringing up the heroine's accommodation costs when vaishnav tej is receiving compensation of 3–4 crores despite having only his debut film Uppena as a good hit.
Sreeleela and her mother are rumoured to be staying in a suite room at a well-known 7-star hotel in hyderabad for the next 30 days, of which she will spend roughly 21 days watching Vaishnav Tej's movie being filmed. The room, which is roughly 22K with all taxes included, adds up to nearly 6+ lacs for the entire stay. This expense can increase by another $3–4 lacs if she also needs to go for another appointment. What then is the problem?
One wonders if the new regulations are being applied to this heroine given that this film was produced by Trivikram's wife Sai Soujanya in collaboration with sithara Entertainments and that they are both active members of the "Active Producers Guild." In actuality, the Guild's new regulations state that a heroine will receive the full package and that she alone is responsible for paying for all of her travel and lodging expenses. However, some in the know argue that there is no use in bringing up the heroine's accommodation costs when vaishnav tej is receiving compensation of 3–4 crores despite having only his debut film Uppena as a good hit.
