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People’s Star is livid
R Narayana Murthy is furious with the fact that his film ‘Head Constable Venkatramayya,’ directed by C Srinivas Rao, is not getting enough screens this Sankranti.
R Narayana Murthy is furious with the fact that his film ‘Head Constable Venkatramayya,’ directed by C Srinivas Rao, is not getting enough screens this Sankranti. The People’s Star film is pitted against ‘Khaidi No 150’ and ‘Gautamiputra Satakarni’ next weekend. “I’m not in competition with Chiranjeevi and Balakrishna but I’m unhappy that I’m not getting a single screen to exhibit my film.
The situation surfaced because some people hold a control over theatres. Some theatres are screening a particular film to cash in on the craze that it is commanding. Industry is not limited to one person; it is for everyone with talent. It is the responsibility of the Film Chamber and government to ensure that small films get good number of theaters,” Murthy said.
