Many thought that the meeting of Ram Gopal Varma and AP Cinematography minister Perni Nani would result in the ultimate solution for the persisting tickets issue in the state. The duo met today over lunch and discusses the matter for two hours before lunch, and two hours after lunch. From the latest reports, it is suggested that nothing turned up from the meeting, in terms of any solid resolution for the problem.
The two are said to have especially enjoyed their lunch session, and each is said to have presented their points of view over the issue, with neither agreeing to the other’s points. Nani has reportedly told RGV that nothing is in his hands and that he can’t do anything about the matter. The two are then said to have parted their ways, after presenting their side of the argument but ending up with no resolution.
Speaking to the media, Nani said that if anyone has anything to say about the tickets issue, then they can talk to the committee that the government has appointed in the issue and that he cannot do anything about it as nothing is in his hands. On the whole, though, Nani and RGV’s much-awaited meeting turned out to be a total sham, with Tollywood’s problems continuing to persist.
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