The ongoing workers’ strike in the Telugu film industry for the past fortnight has become a hot topic not only in the industry but also among film fans. Many films are facing obstacles due to the complete halt in shooting. Even though producers have invested and planned schedules, the workers are unable to take a single step forward due to the strike. The workers are insisting on fulfilling their demands. Issues like wage hike, regulation of working hours, and safety measures are their main demands. The Association of Producers, however, is making it clear that they cannot accept more demands than they can. They say that the film industry is already facing many problems, collections in theaters are declining, OTT competition has increased, and they are not ready to bear the additional burden in these circumstances.
Even if there is a disagreement between anyone, Dasari will come forward.
It seems difficult to resolve the issue as both the factions are not giving up their stubbornness. Many are saying that the industry needs a big mediator at a time like this. Everyone is remembering that in the past, when there was a leader like Dasari Narayana Rao , such problems could be resolved in a jiffy. Dasari would come forward and resolve any differences between workers, producers, directors, heroes, with his experience and influence. Many film personalities are suffering that such situations are being faced now due to his absence. Everyone feels that Megastar Chiranjeevi is currently standing tall for the industry. There are already examples of him mediating and resolving problems on many occasions.
In discussions that lasted about two hours,
That is why this time too, the bandh issue has reached Chiranjeevi’s court. It is believed that both the workers and the producers will respect his suggestions. There is a discussion throughout the industry that if Chiranjeevi comes forward, the problem can be easily resolved. Chiranjeevi met with 72 members of 24 Craft on Monday after listening to all their problems. In the discussions that lasted for about two hours, Chiranjeevi listened to all their problems as a film worker, not as a celebrity or a senior. On this occasion, he expressed concern about the growing gap between the workers and the producers. On this occasion, Workers Federation President Vallabhaneni Anil said that they have been on strike for 15 days demanding a wage increase, and Chiranjeevi called them, spoke about this matter and inquired about all their grievances.
It is outrageous to only be given a call sheet.
They expressed their concern that some producers were blaming them without listening to their problems. They said that they wanted the producers to be well along with them, and they were opposing them because they found two of the working conditions they had imposed to be extremely objectionable. They explained everything about their situation to Chiranjeevi. The government announced the second SundayDouble call sheets only for work during holidaysVallabhaneni Anil said that it is outrageous to be asked to give only a single call sheet on other Sundays. He said that they brought this matter to Chiranjeevi’s attention and he responded positively after listening to all their grievances. He said that they can come to him openly if they face any difficulties. Since the Film Chamber has called for discussions, they are calling off the protest program for the time being. Anil said that he hopes that a positive announcement will be made regarding the salaries .
What is Chiranjeevi’s real name?
Chiranjeevi’s real name is Konidela Sivashankara Varaprasad.
When did he enter the film industry?
Chiranjeevi entered the film industry with the film Pundhi Rallu, which was released in 1978.
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