Telangana CM Meets with Officials from the Film Industry

INN/Hyderabad, @Infodeaofficial

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has advised the film industry to act responsibly towards society and has made it clear that law and order would not be compromised. He has stated that if an issue occurs that jeopardizes the public’s safety, the government prioritizes protecting them.

Today, the Chief Minister met with representatives of the Telugu film industry in Hyderabad to discuss a number of film-related topics. The meeting took on significance since it took place against the backdrop of the Hyderabad theater stampede incident, which resulted in the death of a woman and the imprisonment of movie star Allu Arjun.

The Chief Minister reaffirmed throughout the meeting that there will be no more benefit shows and that the government will take any violations of law and order seriously. The chief minister has urged the film industry to support government efforts to combat drugs, stating that the Telangana administration is dedicated to the growth of the state’s film sector. He requested that they promote safety precautions for women and anti-drug campaigns.

Additionally, he has requested that they promote temple tourism and ecotourism in the state. According to him, a cabinet subcommittee will be established to address the film industry’s complaints.  The chief minister said that Telangana’s film industry needed a brand similar to that of the state’s IT and pharmaceutical sectors.

The chief minister stated that the government’s goal is to advance the film industry and that an international film conference will soon be held in Hyderabad to draw in the sector from other regions. The chief minister called the conference, which was attended by about 36 representatives, including directors, producers, and celebrities Venkatesh and Nagarjuna.