Telugu states have repeatedly allowed the ticket prices to increase for big-budget movies, citing the need to attract good responses from the audience. The latest development is that the makers of Kalki 2898 AD have been allowed to increase the ticket prices by the governments of two states. However, this move has been seen as a burden on the middle-class people, who are already struggling to afford the high ticket prices.
According to sources, the makers of Kalki 2898 AD have been allowed to increase the ticket prices by the governments of two states, citing the need to attract good responses from the audience. However, this move has been seen as a burden on the middle-class people, who are already struggling to afford the high ticket prices.
The makers of Kalki 2898 AD have been allowed to increase the ticket prices by the governments of two states, citing the need to attract good responses from the audience. However, this move has been seen as a burden on the middle-class people, who are already struggling to afford the high ticket prices.
