trivikram: Perni Nani: Alas .. Perni Nani, the minister who was burnt in the pulp .. Producer Clarity on Trivikram tweet! – producer naga vamsi clarity on trivikram tweet about online ticketing

The Andhra Pradesh government has introduced laws in the Cinematography Act requiring movie tickets to be sold online at rates prescribed by the government, stating that movie tickets will no longer be sold under the online ticketing system. On this, Pawan Kalyan Fans AP misrepresented the government’s attitude through social media. The order came from a tweet from director Trivikram on Twitter. That is .. ‘Small movie or big movie has the same ticket rate .. Why is the same fee in every school and the same bill in every hospital? Is cinema more than education and medicine for the poor? ‘ That it went very viral. Nani also reacted to the name in front of the media. The minister said he would bring the tweet to the attention of the chief minister. It is my duty to bring to the notice of the CM any issues raised by anyone along with Chiranjeevi. The cinematography department is close to the CM. “I would have spoken if I had told him to talk to the cine adults about the online ticketing business,” said Nani.

This is where the truth of the remarks made by Minister Nani came into play. Because it was not Trivikram who actually put up the tweet mentioned by the minister. The original director Trivikram was not present on Twitter. Netizens say Nani made a mistake in this matter. Producer Suryadevara Nagavanshi also clarified this. “Any official announcement from Trivikramgari comes from Harika and Hasini Creations, Fortune Fire Cinema. He does not have an account on social media. Ignore comments from other accounts with his name or photo on it. ”

On the other hand, those who tweeted under the name of Trivikram tagged Minister Nani and posted, “Thank you sir for believing in me.” He said the AP government was recently introducing an online ticketing system that would increase transparency by selling tickets at government rates. He said the film industry was taking money from the people by putting higher rates on entertainment if the small and middle class people wanted entertainment. To control this, he said, tickets are being brought in through an online ticketing system.