These days, there is no longer a language barrier in movies. All language audiences are supportive of a film if it has strong content and the means to reach them. However, there is a current narrative from a very small and nearly insignificant group of people that telugu cinema should henceforth be known as telangana cinema.

"In the past, they would mock the dialect and culture of Telangana. Comedians in the movies were referred to using telangana slang. However, telangana movies are currently in charge. The box office success of all the Telangana-inspired movies is excellent. Additionally, tollywood is geographically based in Hyderabad, telangana, making it telangana cinema rather than telugu cinema. This is their justification. There is no linguistic advantage at the ticket office, though, and that is an important point to make.

For instance, KGF, which is set in a remote Kannada-land mining sector, was a huge hit in the telugu states as well as other regions of the nation. The claim that one language and one culture are in control is completely untrue. Any movie can draw viewers from other languages and other cultures if it has a rooted approach and is fresh. Only an unemployed person would keep past grudges from the AP-TS conflict in order to fuel a current "Telangana cinema" storyline. Fortunately, just a tiny minority of people do it; the majority ignore it practically immediately.


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