*Provide Employment to Telangana Film Workers:* TFCC Chairman Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud
*Provide Employment to Telangana Film Workers:*
TFCC Chairman Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud
Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud holds a unique position in the Telugu film industry as an actor, producer, director, distributor, and as the Chairman of the Telangana Film Chamber of Commerce. In his 35-year-long film journey, he has produced 41 films, directed 8, and distributed over 250 films. His birthday falls on May 18. On this occasion, under the banner of RK Films, Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud is preparing to launch a new and unique film titled “Women’s Kabaddi”, which he will direct himself.
Meanwhile, the film “Deeksha” has completed its shooting and is scheduled for a June release. Starring Kiran, Alekhya Reddy, Aks Khan, and Tulasi, the shooting of Deeksha was completed in and around Hyderabad, with 15 days of filming taking place at TKR Engineering College. The movie, directed by Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud, is based on the concept that “anything can be achieved with discipline”. The film includes five exceptional songs, composed by Raj Kiran and sung by Madhu Priya and Geetha Madhuri. It also features five dynamic action sequences choreographed by Master Ravi. All preparations are underway for a worldwide release in June by director-producer Dr. R.K. Goud.
Provide Employment to Workers.
It’s been over 11 years since the bifurcation of the Telugu states. Though FDCs (Film Development Corporations) have been established in both Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, workers in Telangana are still struggling due to lack of opportunities and ongoing discrimination. The Telangana FDC is neglecting the skilled technicians and film workers in the region. There are many talented technicians here who deserve opportunities.
I demand that the Film Development Corporation and the Film Chambers work together to ensure that at least 50% of the employment is given to workers from Telangana, while the remaining 50% can go to workers from other regions. The government must also intervene and ensure justice for the local workers, said Dr. Pratani Ramakrishna Goud.
