Soon after the judgment, Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy made sharp comments. He stated that the government will not increase ticket prices for any film in the future. He added that the priority of the Indiramma government is to protect poor families who regularly attend movies.

The minister also urged film producers and directors not to approach him for ticket price hikes. He questioned the need for huge remunerations for actors and directors, and asked why ordinary viewers should bear that burden through higher ticket charges. He stressed that cinema should remain affordable for everyone.

Komatireddy admitted that the recent approval for Akhanda-2 was a mistake. His remarks quickly became a hot topic in the Telugu film industry. Many insiders are now watching how this policy stance will influence upcoming big releases in the state.

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The minister emphasized the government’s commitment to balancing industry growth with public welfare. He further assured that the state is prepared to provide necessary incentives and concessions to promote Hyderabad as a major hub for the film industry. Komatireddy highlighted that supporting both the audience and filmmakers is essential to sustain a thriving cinema culture.

The government’s proactive approach aims to ensure affordable entertainment for citizens while fostering the growth and reputation of Telangana’s film sector on a national scale.

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