Tollywood is buzzing again, this time over piracy and the Ibomma Ravi controversy. While some argue, “Why pay hefty ticket prices when pirated films are available?” others are firmly against it. Amid these online debates, actor Sivaji stepped in with his perspective, grabbing everyone’s attention.
In a recent conversation, Sivaji didn’t hold back. He said,
“Not everyone in this industry is making crores. Only about five percent of heroes, directors, and producers get massive paychecks. The rest, 95 percent, live simple, normal lives. It’s unfair to judge everyone by the few.”
He strongly condemned piracy, calling what Ibomma Ravi did “totally wrong,” but added that the talent involved can still be channeled positively.
Sivaji also highlighted people’s reactions to ticket prices:
“If a big movie ticket price goes up, everyone freaks out. But if bus fares rise during a festival, no one bats an eye,” he joked.
Fans online are agreeing with him—most of the industry works tirelessly behind the scenes, and it’s not all glitz, glamour, and fat paychecks as often perceived.
Fans have been eagerly waiting for Sivaji’s return to the screen. His role as Mangapathi in the blockbuster Court Movie went viral, and many expected him to appear in back-to-back films. However, it’s been 7–8 months with no release. Sivaji did produce Sampradayini Suppini Suddapoosani, but the film has yet to hit theatres.
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