
Specifically, the focus was on Nani’s movie ‘V’ with director Indraganti Mohan Krishna with continuous rumours how the movie said to have been offered a fair price to lure the producers to choose digital release.
Now, it’s finally confirmed that the makers are going to indefinitely wait for a theatrical release. So, no amount of persuasion or quoting high price have cajoled the makers to give in.
Looks like our Telugu stars don’t want to deprive the common audiences, especially, the rural audiences the experience of watching their movie on the big screen.
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