Who Ignored Allu Aravind – Chamber or Producers Council?

The Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce had announced a Committee with Thirty Members to look into the Problems the industry is facing.

This committee was proposed to avert the theaters’ strike planned for June 1st.

Accordingly, ten each from the Producers, Distributors, and Exhibitors sectors were announced.

Almost all the big names of the three sectors were found on the list.

If we look into the names announced, neither Bunny Vas nor Allu Aravind is on the list.

M9 News asked Bunny Vas about it.

“We are completely unaware of the committee. Nobody approached us for it. We do not know anything,” Bunny Vas said.

We asked specifically if they are staying away from these things to avoid controversies with Pawan Kalyan and for the well-being of Allu Arjun, but Bunny Vas answered negatively.

We brought Bunny Vas’s answer to the notice of one of the crucial members of TFPC.

“We are not responsible for it. It is the Producers’ Council that should give the names. Bunny Vas should check with them. People from Geetha Arts also avoided the meetings during the issue,” they said.

So, at what level are these names avoided?

Is this something that has to do with the Chamber or the Producers Council?

It’s true that Allu Aravind tried to stay away from the issue. Only after Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan’s letters mentioned ‘Aa Naluguru’, he called for a Press Meet and clarified how he is not connected.

Dil Raju openly announced his dissatisfaction about Allu Aravind going before the media unilaterally without mutual consensus.

There are many others who are upset with that Press Meet.

Does this omission of name have to do something with that? We do not know!