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All hurdles cleared for Rajadhani Files:- As the political climate intensifies in Andhra Pradesh, numerous movies centered around the state's political situation are being produced. One of these controversial films is Rajadhani Files, which discusses the developments surrounding the Amaravathi Capital Issue. Because the film did not align with the current ruling party's agenda, party leaders attempted to prevent its release yesterday. However, the court quickly granted permission for the film's release once again. A petition filed by YCP leader Lella Appireddy aimed to stop the film's release, leading the High Court to issue a temporary restraining order. As a result, the film's scheduled release was postponed. In various locations yesterday, the film's screenings were abruptly halted while in progress.

However, the AP High Court ultimately allowed the film to be screened across the state starting today. The film focuses on the five-year struggle of rural farmers against the YSP government's proposal for three capitals, with a particular emphasis on the Amaravati region. The filmmakers' legal representative argued that the Censor Board had already addressed concerns by deleting specific scenes from the movie, resulting in the reissuance of the certificate by the review committee. Now that it's released, we'll have to observe how the ruling party responds to it.