“Game Changer” will be hitting the theaters worldwide on January 10th. Despite being just two days away from its release, advance bookings for the movie have not yet begun in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. However, the Tamil, Hindi, and other versions of the movie are available for booking in the rest of India.
According to our sources, producer Dil Raju is still hoping that the government of Telangana will agree to his proposal of hiking ticket prices in the state. The Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, declared in the state assembly that there will not be any hike in ticket prices, and permission will not be given to benefit shows. But Dil Raju, who is the chairperson of the Telangana Film Development Corporation, is hopeful of convincing the chief minister for a hike.
But will the chief minister take risk of losing his image? If the government agrees to a hike in ticket prices, CM Revanth Reddy’s statement in assembly will have no value, and he will receive criticism. Dil Raju will wait until late tonight to get clarity.
Despite the Andhra Pradesh government issuing a GO to hike rates significantly, advance bookings for the state have not yet opened. Producer Dil Raju has not given permission yet for the ticket booking platforms.
On the other hand, “Game Changer,” starring Ram Charan, is not showing much improvement in advance sales in the USA and other states in India.
Directed by Shankar, the political thriller has managed to generate buzz only in Telugu. Despite being a pan-Indian film, the other language versions have received no hype.
