Courts can be as dramatic as any movie set, and right now, the Daggubati family finds themselves in the spotlight. The Nampally court has ordered actors Daggubati Venkatesh, Rana Daggubati, Abhiram Daggubati, and producer Suresh Babu to appear in person for the next hearing on November 14. The case involves the demolition of the Deccan Kitchen Hotel in Hyderabad’s Filmnagar, which has been under investigation for some time. The court emphasized that no letters or excuses will be accepted, and all four must personally attend and submit guarantees.
The controversy arose when allegations emerged that the family proceeded with the hotel demolition despite existing court orders. For a family of such prominence in Telugu cinema, the case has sparked widespread attention in both legal and industry circles. In the last hearing, the court underscored the importance of personal appearances, signaling that non-compliance would not be tolerated.
With Venkatesh, Rana, Abhiram, and Suresh Babu required to attend in person, speculation is rife. Fans are watching closely, legal experts are tracking developments, and the film industry is on alert. The unfolding case adds a layer of real-life drama, reminiscent of a cinematic thriller. As November 14 approaches, all eyes are on the family—will they make a statement, or quietly comply with the court’s orders? The case is a reminder that even celebrities must abide by the law, keeping everyone intrigued and guessing.
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