AP Govt Working Hard To Save People From Bheemla Nayak

The ruling Andhra Pradesh Government is working quite hard to save people from the clutches of “Bheemla Nayak” right now. Apparently, they are worried that this high profile film that has all the tendencies to loot the public of their hard-earned money by collecting hefty ticket prices from them, will start its menace if unchecked.

Even late in the night, the Govt Of AP issued letters to concerned VROs, assigning each of them to a particular theatre to make sure that no malpractice will take place like selling tickets in black or screening an extra show. Any such practice will result in the seizure of that theatre with immediate effect. Well, if such strict restrictions are not imposed, the poor and middle-class audience of Andhra Pradesh might lose hefty money to Bheemla Nayak.

From District Collectors to VROs, Police Force to Village Volunteers, everyone is ordered to work 24×7 on saving the people from Bheemla Nayak as the likes of Corona Pandemic and existing unemployment are nothing before this loot that will be carried by Bheemla Nayak if unchecked. On the other hand, if they could save people from this loot, surely that would help them invest that money in the right things that could make their lives better.

Many neutrals are saying kudos to AP Govt for taking such a hard stand on films, and they are now pleading CM YS Jagan to make alcohol companies sell beer at ₹10 / bottle as the actually making cost is less than ₹5, while they are selling it at ₹200 / large bottle of beer.