Telugu film industry divided by opinion, Power Star gets support from Kartikeya, Nani

A day after Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s furious speech targeting the AP government, the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce (TFCC) on Sunday issued a press release stating that the film industry need the support and encouragement from both the governments of Telangana as well as Andhra Pradesh and said that the film industry can’t survive […]

A day after Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s furious speech targeting the AP government, the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce (TFCC) on Sunday issued a press release stating that the film industry need the support and encouragement from both the governments of Telangana as well as Andhra Pradesh and said that the film industry can’t survive without the support from the government.

The Telugu film industry is currently reeling under severe losses. Opinions and views expressed by individuals on various platforms do not form the opinion of the film industry on the whole, reads the press note.

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In a cryptic tweet, senior star Mohan Babu replied to Pawan Kalyan saying that he would respond to the latter’s question after the elections of MAA on October 10.

The Power Star sought to know if Mohan Babu could hold talks with the YSRCP government to discuss the long-pending issues. Mohan Babu through his Twitter handle urged the Power Star to support his son Manchu Vishnu who is in the fray for the MAA president post.

Meanwhile, actor Kartikeya backed the Pawan Kalyan and expressed support openly to him through a tweet.

“Not supporting or being against any political party but the issues addressed by @PawanKalyan sir with respect to Telugu Film industry totally makes sense and being part of the industry I feel it’s my responsibility to support Pawan sir on this who spoke on behalf of all of us,” reads his tweet.

Actor Nani appealed to the AP government to look into the problems before it gets too late for the cinema to revive. In a series of tweets, he further appealed to Pawan Kalyan to bury the hatchet and address the concerns that need immediate attention.