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Bahubali-2 gets nod for 5 shows daily
State government accorded permission to Telugu action flick \"Bahubali-2\" to hold five shows daily in cinemas. Film producer Devineni Prasad on Monday called on Minister at the Secretariat and extended an invitation to the government for a special screening of the film.
Hyderabad: State government accorded permission to Telugu action flick "Bahubali-2" to hold five shows daily in cinemas.
Film producer Devineni Prasad on Monday called on Minister at the Secretariat and extended an invitation to the government for a special screening of the film. The producer also sought cooperation from the government for the film. Announcing this at a press conference, the Minister for Cinematography Talsani Srinivas Yadav said the film is rich in terms of artistic splendour, creative exuberance and awe-inspiring scenes that fetched accolades world-wide.
He appreciated the film producer, director and the team for creating records. The Minister also said the film made Telugu film industry noted world-wide and the State government will offer all the needed support. The Minister said action will be taken against those selling food items expensively at the cinema theatres and erring stalls. He also said that online ticket system will be implemented to full extent and expressed hope that theatre managements will cooperate.
