Filmmaker
Ayodhya
Kumar
is
not
keen
to
delay
the
release
of
his
Telugu
directorial
debut
Minugurulu.
He
says
this
is
the
right
time
for
smaller
films
to
release
here
as
big
ticket
films
are
being
stalled
due
to
the
ongoing
political
turmoil
in
the
state.
Ayodhya
Kumar
plans
to
release
his
movie
in
Andhra
Pradesh
September
27.
In
the
last
two
months,
over
30
low
budget
Telugu
films
managed
to
release
in
the
state.
Ayodhya
Kumar
told
IANS,
"The
ongoing
political
agitation
has
come
as
a
blessing
for
smaller
Telugu
films.
Since
not
even
a
single
big
film
managed
to
release
in
the
last
two
months,
every
small
filmmaker
is
trying
to
cash
in
on
it
by
releasing
their
films
week
after
week."
The
director
added,
"If
star
films
were
not
postponed,
then
we
couldn't
have
seen
the
release
of
so
many
smaller
films.
It's
best
to
make
use
of
this
opportunity
and
release
as
many
films
as
possible.
Even
though
there
are
options
available
for
online
exhibition
of
the
film,
theatre
experience
is
far
different."
Minugurulu,
which
revolves
around
40
visually
impaired
children,
has
already
received
a
thumbs
up
from
industry
bigwigs.
The
director
is
happy.
He
said,
"I'm
glad
that
my
film
has
received
good
response
from
the
industry
folks.
Sekhar
Kammula,
Chiranjeevi,
Atchi
Reddy
and
many
others
appreciated
the
film
and
they
have
been
talking
about
it
to
their
friends
in
the
industry
and
family."
Minugurulu,
which
is
also
produced
by
Ayodhya
Kumar,
features
Suhasini
Mani
Ratnam,
Raghuvir
Yadav
and
Ashish
Vidyarthi
in
important
roles.