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KCR’s next target is Raghavendra Rao?
KCR’s Next Target is Raghavendra Rao?. In the neonatal stage itself, the first ever government of Telangana led by KCR has already pounced into action over encroachments in Gurukul Trust lands and a demolition drive is ongoing.
Hyderabad: In the neonatal stage itself, the first ever government of Telangana led by KCR has already pounced into action over encroachments in Gurukul Trust lands and a demolition drive is ongoing.
According to sources, after Nagarjuna, next in the pipeline is none other than Raghavendra Rao, an eminent film director of more than 100 movies. According to sources, CineMax owned by Raghavendra Rao will be served notices shortly in the same vain. It is learnt that in those allocations of lands which went in the name of development of Film Industry beginning in 1983 and went till 1999, At Banjara Hills Road No 2, lands were allocated to Raghavendra Rao and his sibling Krishnamohan Rao. Within these lands, Cinemax was constructed along with 0.5 acre extent of the parking lot. According to the most trustworthy sources, K.S. Prakash, son of Raghavendra Rao, will be served legal notices with a period of 10 days to respond. Following this, the alleged next target will be Anand Cini Services which is spread around in the area of 3.31 acres. This land is estimated a worth of Rs 100cr.
It is worth recollecting that Part of the N-convention structure, owned by actor Akkineni Nagarjuna, was being voluntarily demolished by the management. This follows the Telangana government issuing a warning that all illegal structures would be razed. Reportedly, Nagarjuna gets an income of more than Rs 1cr with this infrastructure.
What sensational decision would be undertaken by KCR after completing the demolition of the selected buildings is a matter of suspense as of now!! But, if the buzz is to be believed his next target from the film industry is Ragahvendra Rao.
