Dil Raju, the ace producer, distributor and exhibitor of Tollywood has given an exclusive interview to Greatandhra.com.
For the first time he spoke out so openly unveiling himself. He didn't hesitate to answer the controversial questions.
He didn't skip even a single question and also gave explanations to several gossips written about him in the website.
When asked about an alleged difference between him and Mahesh Babu, he said that Mahesh Babu is a sensitive person and he easily gets influenced by the hearsays.
He also opened up to say that it's only the business and money that drives all relations in this industry but not any friendship and other emotions.
When questioned about not allocating sufficient theatres to Waltair Veerayya and Veera Simha Reddy in Northern Andhra in the interest of exhibiting his dubbing film Varasudu, he replied, "There are about 160 theatres in Uttarandhra. Out of them I own 35 theatres. As a producer I show more interest in my film than that of others".
He implied that he would think what good he can do to Chiranjeevi and Balakrishna's films coming up on other banners only after ensuring enough space for his own film.
In the process he also said that releasing a film in more theatres wouldn't change the fate of it, as the audience decides which film to make a hit.
When asked about the allegations on him as a key person in Producers' Guild, he replied but finally reacted saying, "If you wish me to come out from leading the Guild, I will. Let them suck their own things".
He brought the topic of Ram Charan-Shankar's film and also opened up about a Minister's phone call to him regarding Nikhil during Karthikeya2.
On a whole, Dil Raju attempted to defend himself and at the same time pointed fingers at the reporting of greatandhra. It's a heated talk, which should be watched.
