'Acharya,' a film starring Megastar Chiranjeevi and his son Mega Power Star Ram Charan, did not fare well at the box office. Distributors lost money. But that's not where the story ends.

 

There have been many hits and flops in the Telugu film industry's history. However, if there had been any twists and turns in the Acharya movie, which turned out to be the biggest disaster, the movie would have been the biggest success. Because this film has received more rumours and other types of news concerning losses than any other film.

 
According to previous information obtained from various industry circles, Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan did not accept remuneration for 'Acharya.' Both of them are said to have agreed to split the profits with producers Niranjan Reddy, Anvesh Reddy, and Koratala Siva.

 

It has been said that after selling the film's theatrical, satellite, and digital rights, they jointly decided to divide the profits into four parts after deducting the film's production costs.

 

According to the agreement, the producers will receive one-third of the revenues, the director would receive another third, and Chiru-Charan will receive the other third. After 'Acharya' did not perform as predicted, Chiranjeevi and Ram Charan returned the money they took to assist the distributors.

 

It is known that a few days earlier, there was word that neither of them took a single rupee in remuneration, and Chiranjeevi, who had returned from a foreign trip, called the producers of 'Acharya' and returned the money. Everyone assumed that the distributors of 'Acharya' had recovered from their losses.

 

However, a fresh rumour has emerged in this regard, much like a plot twist in a thriller film. Neither Chiranjeevi nor Ram Charan appear to have returned a single paisa to pay for the losses of the original Acharya film, and it appears that Koratala Siva settled the amount of their remuneration before to the film's release. It remains to be seen how many new rumours and controversies this thriller film titled Acharya Disaster story would generate.