Tourism, culture and cinematography minister Kandula Durgesh on Monday said that the state government is committed to supporting the film industry and ensuring its growth in Andhra Pradesh.
Kakinada:Tourism, culture and cinematography minister Kandula Durgesh on Monday said that the state government is committed to supporting the film industry and ensuring its growth in Andhra Pradesh. Addressing the media here, he urged the film fraternity to acknowledge the continuous support extended by the government, especially during challenging times.
He said Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan are making serious efforts to address the issues faced by the film sector. “The alliance government is preparing to engage with all stakeholders—exhibitors, distributors, producers and others—to resolve their concerns. Justice will be done to every segment of the industry,” he assured.
Dismissing allegations of political vendetta, the minister clarified that the government’s intention is not to indulge in politics or target anyone. “Whether we meet celebrities or not, our focus is purely on policy and support,” he stated.
Referring to the ongoing controversy over theatre closures from June 1, Durgesh said an inquiry led by the Principal Secretary of the Home Department is underway. The findings will be made public. He also took a swipe at former minister Perni Nani, advising him to verify facts before making comments.
