Suryadevara naga Vamsi, a rising tollywood entrepreneur, has apologised for his contentious remarks about spectators. To go into further detail, the 'DJ Tillu' team held a success meeting the other day, and when media members inquired about the film's second half, naga Vamsi's statements stunned many. "Audiences seem largely unconcerned about the sequel to 'DJ Tillu' or its box office receipts. He paid Rs 150 for the ticket, and we provided Rs 1500 in entertainment in addition to the film, and he was pleased.

These words did not go down well with the audience, who took to social media to vent their anger at the producers for his arrogant remarks. naga Vamsi released a clarification after the comments went viral. "I have a great deal of regard for audiences, and they are an important part of my production company." My comments provided the incorrect message that I used singular form against viewers, but my goals were that we delighted the audiences more than what they paid for, and I used the term "feel connected with them" to convey that.

I'm sorry if my remarks offended the crowd. "I'd want to underline that viewers are my backbone, and I respect them," naga Vamsi said in a message posted on social media. However, right now the controversy has been calmed down as he issued an open apology
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19/02/2022 04:30 PM