Those who are experienced with Tollywood industry are familiar with the two tongue nature of Dasari and his ‘Durmargam’.
His permanent desire by putting his benefits in high priority, the Telugu industry should function. If he is getting one rupee profit, he would not hesitate to bend the rules. For that matter, he will not hesitate to break the rules too.
Moreover, if he doesn’t get something he desires, then he does his best to ensure that no one else gets it. He will not hesitate to go to any extent for that. Now, another latest example has surfaced displaying his ‘Durmargam’.
It is heard that Dasari tried vigorously to take the dubbing rights of the Tamil film ‘Mankatha’ starring Ajith and Trisha. His best offer was Rs 1 cr but the makers made it clear that Rs 1.5 cr is their price and nothing less. This hurt Dasari’s ego and he brought up the issue of banning dubbed films.
But the Tamil producers who are two steps ahead approached Multi Dimension films and ensured that they got the dubbing rights of ‘Mankatha’. Now, the Multi Dimension group consists of KCR’s close associates. As a result, Dasari could not make any noise after knowing this. But then, due to all this, Dasari’s ‘Durmargam’ has become a discussion again.
Moreover, if he doesn’t get something he desires, then he does his best to ensure that no one else gets it. He will not hesitate to go to any extent for that. Now, another latest example has surfaced displaying his ‘Durmargam’.
It is heard that Dasari tried vigorously to take the dubbing rights of the Tamil film ‘Mankatha’ starring Ajith and Trisha. His best offer was Rs 1 cr but the makers made it clear that Rs 1.5 cr is their price and nothing less. This hurt Dasari’s ego and he brought up the issue of banning dubbed films.
But the Tamil producers who are two steps ahead approached Multi Dimension films and ensured that they got the dubbing rights of ‘Mankatha’. Now, the Multi Dimension group consists of KCR’s close associates. As a result, Dasari could not make any noise after knowing this. But then, due to all this, Dasari’s ‘Durmargam’ has become a discussion again.
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