Hyderabad: A Meeting Between Film Industry and CM Scheduled
Film producer Dil Raju has announced that the entire Telangana film community will meet with Chief Minister Revanth Reddy tomorrow. As the chairman of the Telangana Film Development Corporation, Dil Raju aims to connect the film industry with the government.
Speaking to the media regarding the unfortunate stampede that occurred at Sandhya Theatre in Hyderabad during the screening of "Pushpa 2: The Rule," Raju mentioned, "The Chief Minister has arranged a meeting for tomorrow, and all members of the film industry will be present. I will serve as a link between the Telangana Film Development Corporation and the government. Everyone who is in Hyderabad will join us."
Earlier, Dil Raju updated the public about Sri Tej, a young boy who was seriously injured in the stampede, stating that he is recovering well. Sri Tej has been off the ventilator for two days now. Tragically, his mother, Revathi, passed away in the incident.
Dil Raju visited KIMS Hospital in Secunderabad to support Sri Tej’s family. He shared with ANI that he had spoken with Chief Minister Reddy about providing necessary help to the family, ensuring that both the film industry and the government would offer all possible assistance.
"He is responding to treatment and is on the mend. He was taken off the ventilator two days ago," Dil Raju confirmed.
On that same day, actor Allu Arjun was questioned by the Hyderabad police in relation to the stampede, which took place during the premiere of his film on December 4.
Meanwhile, Bhaskar, the father of the injured child, expressed his gratitude for the support they have received. "After 20 days, the child is now responding. Allu Arjun and the Telangana government have been helpful to us," he said.
The stampede occurred when a large crowd gathered at Sandhya Theatre to see Allu Arjun as he greeted fans from the sunroof of his car, which led to chaos.
Following the tragic incident, Allu Arjun was briefly detained and later released on bail after providing a bond of Rs 50,000.
