The once-famous producer MS Raju, who is responsible for movies like okkadu and Varsham, has switched to directing and created a few minor flicks, albeit with explicit themes. Here is what the producer of his most recent film, "7 Days 6 Nights," has to say.
In actuality, the story revolves around two couples having a good time in goa while the two leads flaunt their gorgeous bodies in two-piece clothes. According to Raju, the movie has done well in theatres because young people are flocking there in large numbers. Only he could make that statement, considering ticket windows reveal that occupancy is extremely low everywhere. Raju garu is more concerned with ticket prices than the movie's release or content, though.
"Movie is good, and box office receipts are soaring, but it's the status of Tollywood's low-budget movies that worries me," he remarked. However, ms raju alleged that tollywood has become exclusively focused on "big movies" as a result of the fact that many producers are now only producing large films with big stars. "Even a movie like happy days might not succeed if it opens today owing to the situation because ticket costs are so high right now. Please take action in this regard, he begs.
We find it difficult to understand Raju garu's claim that his movie is performing well and that he wants the government to take action for the welfare of other independent films. The cost of tickets has decreased to the average price, right?
In actuality, the story revolves around two couples having a good time in goa while the two leads flaunt their gorgeous bodies in two-piece clothes. According to Raju, the movie has done well in theatres because young people are flocking there in large numbers. Only he could make that statement, considering ticket windows reveal that occupancy is extremely low everywhere. Raju garu is more concerned with ticket prices than the movie's release or content, though.
"Movie is good, and box office receipts are soaring, but it's the status of Tollywood's low-budget movies that worries me," he remarked. However, ms raju alleged that tollywood has become exclusively focused on "big movies" as a result of the fact that many producers are now only producing large films with big stars. "Even a movie like happy days might not succeed if it opens today owing to the situation because ticket costs are so high right now. Please take action in this regard, he begs.
We find it difficult to understand Raju garu's claim that his movie is performing well and that he wants the government to take action for the welfare of other independent films. The cost of tickets has decreased to the average price, right?
