Telugu Film Chamber Approves New Release System for Peddi Movie
The Telugu Film Chamber has announced a major decision regarding theatre rental systems in Telangana, clearing the way for the release of the upcoming film Peddi. The latest update comes after senior representatives of the Film Chamber held detailed discussions with megastar Chiranjeevi over exhibitor-related concerns in the state.
The development is being viewed as a key step in resolving long-standing disputes between distributors, exhibitors and theatre owners in Telangana’s film industry.
Chiranjeevi Holds Discussions on Telangana Exhibitors Issue
Film Chamber representatives reportedly met Chiranjeevi and discussed the ongoing issues surrounding theatre operations and rental agreements. Industry sources said the discussions focused mainly on the financial difficulties faced by exhibitors under the old rental model.
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During the meeting, Chiranjeevi assured Film Chamber members that he would personally monitor the progress of the special sub-committee meetings formed by the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce.
The actor’s involvement has added momentum to ongoing negotiations within the Telugu cinema industry. Several exhibitors had earlier demanded changes to the existing theatre revenue structure.
Telugu Film Chamber Announces Percentage System for Movie Releases
In an official statement, the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce said the old theatre rent system would be completely cancelled from July 3 onwards. The Chamber confirmed that all films releasing after that date would follow only the percentage-sharing model in theatres.
The percentage system is expected to change how box office revenues are shared between distributors and exhibitors. Industry members believe the move could help streamline theatrical business operations in Telangana.
The latest update has also cleared uncertainty surrounding the release of Peddi, which was reportedly affected by the ongoing exhibitor issues.
Telangana Film Industry Watches New Theatre Policy Closely
The incident details surrounding the Telangana exhibitors issue have triggered wider discussions across the Telugu film industry. Producers, distributors and theatre owners are now closely monitoring the implementation of the revised release structure.
The Film Chamber’s decision comes at a time when several stakeholders have been demanding structural reforms in theatrical revenue sharing. Officials associated with the Chamber stated that further committee meetings would continue in the coming weeks.
While no police investigation or case registered aspect is linked to the matter, the official statement issued by the Telugu Film Chamber has become a major talking point in the Telugu cinema sector.
With Chiranjeevi assuring direct supervision of the sub-committee process, industry members are expecting smoother coordination between exhibitors and producers ahead of future film releases.