Ginna: Rent For The Movie 'Ginna'.. How Do You Look?

The film ‘Ginna’ starring the dynamic hero Manchu Vishnu (Vishnu Manchu) and Payal Rajput in the lead role of Bollywood hot bomb Sunny Leone. The film is directed by Ishaan Surya, with a story by G.Nageshwar Reddy, the director of comedy films. Manchu Vishnu has produced this movie under Ava Entertainment and 24 Frames banners. Manchu Vishnu released this movie in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Hindi languages with huge expectations. But, the film flopped at the box office. With the current negativity towards Manchu Vishnu, the film was heavily pre-released. The movie also failed miserably due to lack of content.

However, the digital rights of the film were sold to Manchu Vishnu Prime Video. ‘Jinnah’ is streaming on Prime Video from today. Prime Video subscription can watch this movie. Many people are reacting through social media after watching this movie on Prime Video. Even now Manchu Vishnu does not miss trolling. While some people are reacting to the release of this movie on Prime Video, others are pointing out that this is a movie. Others are tweeting that they have seen Sunny Leone once.

Meanwhile, some audiences are responding on Twitter saying that Prime Video is asking for rent to watch the movie ‘Jinnah’. They are angry on Prime Video saying what is the rent for this movie. They are taking a screen shot of the page asking for rent in Prime Video. In this screen shot, it is clear that the rent is asking for 2.99 dollars. That is about Rs.242 according to our currency. Asking rent in dollars means this is definitely a screenshot taken in the US. That means, US users need to know whether Prime Video will offer ‘Jinnah’ movie for free or not.

Blockbuster hits in theaters are offered under rent before Prime Video. Audiences have seen ‘KGF 2’ and ‘777 Charlie’ on rent before. ‘777 Charlie’ is still showing rent though. Users are already expressing their displeasure on Prime Video over this rent policy. Many people are asking that they are paying Rs.1499 for a year’s subscription of Prime Video.. But again, what is the rent? At such a time, the issue of rent for the movie ‘Jinnah’ has led to trolling on social media.