Legal hurdles emerge for 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu'
Pawan Kalyan
's pan-India historical masterpiece 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu' was supposed to hit the screens on July 24, however, it has now found itself amidst legal trouble, which raises questions if it will release on that date.
The film has created a lot of anticipation not only among Pawan Kalyan's fans but also in the film industry itself. The box office reception of the film, which has been made with a lot of effort, is being noticed not only in India but also internationally.
Two companies file complaints over unpaid dues
With just a few days left for the film's release, an unexpected financial crisis has arisen around the film 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu'.
Two companies have filed a complaint with the Telangana State Film Chamber of Commerce against the film's producer AM Rathnam. According to 123 Telugu, Asian Enterprises has demanded the return of the Rs. 2.60 crore advance payment given for the film 'Oxygen' with interest.
Distributors urge to cooperate
A called Mahalaxmi Films has demanded the recovery of the Rs. 90 lakhs already paid for the films 'Muthula Koduku' and 'Pangaram'.
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Following this, the Telangana Film Chamber has appealed to the distributors of Hari Hara Veera Mallu in the Nizam region to cooperate in this matter. There is tension in the Tollywood circle as these issues have the potential to create legal hurdles when the film is released.
AM Rathnam must act fast to avoid delay
In this situation, producer A.M. Rathnam is in a situation where he has to resolve these issues quickly and smooth the release of the film. The question of whether this project, which has been anticipated for many years, will be able to meet the fans without any obstacles is currently being raised in cinema circles.
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