The
division
of
Andhra
Pradesh
has
badly
affected
Telugu
film
industry
with
several
big-budget
movies
postponed
uncertainty.
Ram
Charan
Teja's
highly-awaited
movie
Yevadu
is
one
of
those
movies,
which
was
affected
by
the
current
political
scenario
in
the
state.
Now,
the
Samaikyandhra
movement
in
the
Seemandhra
region
has
further
delayed
the
release
of
the
film,
which
is
now
postponed
to
October.
Ever
since
the
UPA
Government
announced
its
decision
to
split
the
state,
the
normal
life
has
been
paralysed
in
13
districts
across
the
Seemandhra
region.
The
public
transport
has
remained
off
the
road
and
over
four
lakh
government
employees
going
on
an
indefinite
strike
in
protest
against
the
bifurcation.
Various
forms
of
protests
like
hunger
strike
and
rallies
have
closed
down
cinema
halls,
petrol
bunks,
educational
institutions,
shops
and
other
establishments.
The
Samaikyandhra
supporters
are
very
upset
with
Megastar
and
Union
Minister
Chiranjeevi,
who
hails
from
West
Godavari
district.
They
are
demanding
his
resignation.
They
have
even
threatened
to
boycott
the
movies
of
the
heroes
from
the
Mega
family.
So
the
makers
of
Yevadu,
who
are
afraid
of
suffering
huge
losses,
have
decided
to
delay
its
release,
until
everything
gets
cooled
down
in
the
state.
Directed
by
Vamsi
Paidipally,
Yevadu
was
to
hit
the
screens
on
July
31,
but
producer
Dil
Raju,
who
has
shelled
out
Rs
35
crores
on
the
movie,
sensed
the
heat
of
the
impending
Samaikyandhra
movement
and
postponed
its
release
to
August
21,
a
public
holiday
for
Rakhi
Pournami.
Since
the
agitation
has
continued,
the
producer
has
pushed
its
release
ahead
further.
Continue
to
read
more
in
the
slideshow.
NTR
And
Chiru
Families
Targetted
Late
actor
NT
Ram
Rao
and
Megastar
Chiranjeevi,
two
leading
actors
from
Semandhra
region,
were
often
targeted
by
activists
of
Telangana,
who
have
boycotted
the
movies
of
the
members
of
these
two
families
in
the
past.
Allu
Arjun's
Arya
2
Targetted
Telangana
Activists
Mega
family
member
Allu
Arjun's
Arya
2
is
the
best
example
for
the
Telangana
activists'
target.
Telangana
movement
broke
out
a
week
after
the
release
of
Arya
2,
which
suffered
severe
setback
at
ticket
windows
in
the
Nizam
area.
Arya
2
Distributor
In
Nizam
Area
Producer
Dil
Raju
was
the
distributor
of
Arya
2
for
Nizam
area.
Due
to
the
Telangana
agitation,
the
distributor
reportedly
lost
Rs
1.50
crore
from
the
movie.
Samaikyandhra
Movement
In
Seemandhra
Since
he
has
shelled
out
hefty
sum
on
the
making
of
Yevadu,
Dil
Raju
did
not
want
to
take
any
chance
with
the
movie.
He
predicted
the
Samaikyandhra
movement
much
in
advance
before
the
Govt
announced
the
bifurcation
of
the
state
and
postponed
the
release
of
the
movie.
Yevadu
Release
Delayed
Again
The
timeline
for
the
creation
of
the
new
state
Telangana
involves
an
elaborate
process
and
it
has
been
allotted
122
days
or
at
least
four
months.
But
Samaikyandhra
movement
has
continued,
forcing
Dil
Raju
to
postpone
the
release
of
Yevadu
again.
Release
Of
Series
Of
Big
Budget
Films
A
series
of
big-budget
films
Attarintiki
Daredi,
Bhai,
Gol
Maal,
Ramayya
Vastaavayya
and
few
others
are
slated
to
hit
the
screens
back
to
back.
Dil
Raju
reportedly
found
it
difficult
to
release
Yevadu
in
near
future.
Unavailability
Of
Theatres
For
Yevadu
Insiders
from
the
industry
claim
that
besides
Samaikyandhra
movement,
Dil
Raju
also
faced
unavailability
of
theatres.
So
he
has
planned
to
release
Yevadu
on
October
11.
Lead
Actors
In
Yevadu
However,
Ram
Charan
Teja
will
be
seen
romancing
two
popular
South
Indian
actresses
like
Shruti
Hassan
and
Amy
Jackson
in
Yevadu.
Allu
Arjun
and
Kajal
Aggarwal
are
also
playing
cameo
roles
in
the
movie.
Yevadu
Technicians
Ace
cinematographer
Shyam
K
Naidu
has
cranked
the
camera
for
Yevadu
and
its
trailer
shows
that
the
film
is
going
to
be
a
visual
treat.
Devi
Sri
Prasad
has
composed
music
for
the
songs
of
both
films.
His
soundtracks
have
got
very
good
response
from
the
music
lovers.
Yevadu
Fate
At
Box
Office
With
Yevadu
set
to
release
on
August
21,
now
the
question
are:
Will
the
movie
do
well
at
Box
Office?
Will
both
Seemandhra
and
Telangana
accept
it?
Will
the
distributors
from
both
region
earn
profits?
Only
time
will
answer
all
these
questions.