If everyone is required to participate in the bandh organised by the "Active Producers Guild," telugu Film Chamber's support is actually very important. Finally, APG was able to convince the Chamber to shut down tollywood as of august 1 because it has already gained popularity. But there's also a twist.
It appears that the Active Producers Guild listed a number of causes for which they are fighting, and Chamber has looked into it. The Film Chamber is then said to have confirmed that they will be fighting on issues like the cancellation of the Virtual Print Fee by Qube and other service providers, the ability to change the ticket prices for small films, fixing up the wages of daily labour in tollywood, resolving issues with release dates, the terms of OTT release, and releasing small films on a percentage basis rather than exhibitors charging whole theatre price.
The major shock is that the Active Producers Guild has mostly complained that paying heroes, heroines, and character artists high salaries costs them a fortune, and they want to temporarily stop shootings to regulate these things. But it still surprises me why the Film Chamber chose to remain silent on the subject of compensation.
It appears that the Active Producers Guild listed a number of causes for which they are fighting, and Chamber has looked into it. The Film Chamber is then said to have confirmed that they will be fighting on issues like the cancellation of the Virtual Print Fee by Qube and other service providers, the ability to change the ticket prices for small films, fixing up the wages of daily labour in tollywood, resolving issues with release dates, the terms of OTT release, and releasing small films on a percentage basis rather than exhibitors charging whole theatre price.
The major shock is that the Active Producers Guild has mostly complained that paying heroes, heroines, and character artists high salaries costs them a fortune, and they want to temporarily stop shootings to regulate these things. But it still surprises me why the Film Chamber chose to remain silent on the subject of compensation.
