Allu Aravind and Dil Raju have been in the news with their recent drama regarding a film. Since yesterday morning, rumors had surged that Allu Aravind has called for a press meet in the evening. However, the press meet got cancelled the last meeting.
According to reports, Allu Aravind was upset with Parasuram for announcing his next with Vijay Deverakonda under Dil Raju’s Sri Venkateshwara Productions. It is said that the director took a huge sum from Allu Aravind to direct Geetha Govindam’s sequel under Geetha Arts.
A few days before, several reports came that the announcement of Dil Raju – Parashuram – Vijay Deverakonda’s film will be out. Allu Aravind and his team got hurt by this news and when they contacted Dil Raju he clarified that the report is not true. However, the official announcement of the film took place on Sunday night.
Allu Aravind was not happy with this as Dil Raju is very close to him, and he couldn’t believe Dil Raju had done this to him, and he was expected to take a legal action on Parasuram for not standing on commitments.
Yesterday there were many inside leaks and stories regarding this issue, and it was also reported that Allu Aravind will conduct a press meet and will scold Dil Raju and Parasuram. Netizens were ready to watch the press meet and were waiting what will Aravind tell about the entire issue.
However, the press meet was cancelled at the last minute, to everyone’s disappointment. It is being said that they solved the problem with some known people to both the parties mediating between them. Another reason for this is being reported that as Chamber Elections are ahead, it wouldn’t be good to have such press meets in the industry.
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