Cine workers in the Tollywood industry have announced a strike demanding higher wages. With this, all the shootings stopped on Wednesday. The Producers’ Council responded to the strike. They declared that they were not opposed to raising salaries, that the strike should be abrupt, and that they were ready for talks if the strike was called off. Will the actual workers retire .. or !. Do the shootings go smoothly? The mimansa arose in everyone. In this context, key personalities from both the communities met Telangana Cinematography Minister Thalassani Srinivasa Yadav exclusively.
After Talasani Srinivasa Yadav met with both the factions, the discussions were successful. Speaking on behalf of the Producers’ Council on the occasion, C. Kalyan (C, Kalyan) said, “The talks were successful with the intervention of Minister Talasani Srinivasa Yadav. The shootings will continue as usual from tomorrow. Salaries are given by the Film Chamber, Federation. Clarity on salaries will come tomorrow after the decision of the Coordinating Committee. Tomorrow, the Chamber, the Federation … will convene under the chairmanship of Dil Raju, ”he said.
According to cine circles, the shooting of almost all the old films has come to a standstill as the film workers have gone on strike demanding higher wages. There is no doubt that the Kovid conditions are now improving and at a time when shootings are gaining speed the cine workers’ strike is causing trouble for the producers. With this, the Producers and the Federation of Film Workers resolved the issue expeditiously.
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