Das CH
Das CH
As the current situation stands, the film industry appears to be in a state of lull, with new releases struggling to make waves at the box office, and updates from film productions few and far between. Whether it’s high-profile star-studded projects or smaller, notable films, there seems to be a noticeable absence of buzz.
The reason behind this silence can be attributed to the heated timeline of events leading up to the AP Elections, just three days away. With the nation on edge, everyone is eagerly anticipating how things will unfold. Coupled with the ongoing excitement of the IPL, netizens find themselves drawn to these current affairs, leaving little attention for the film industry, much to the dismay of trade pundits.
Medium-budget films, which were initially slated for earlier releases, have been put on hold in light of these circumstances. Projects like Vishwak Sen’s “Gangs of Godavari,” Navadeep’s “Love Mouli,” Rakshit’s “Sasivadane,” Karthik Gummakonda’s “Bhaje Vaayuvegam,” and Sudheer Babu’s “Harom Hara” are all scheduled to hit screens post the election frenzy. However, promotional campaigns for these releases have been temporarily suspended, as makers are wary of risking their marketing efforts during such uncertain times. They intend to unveil a slew of updates once the atmosphere clears, leaving film enthusiasts and trade analysts waiting in anticipation for the industry to regain its momentum.
