Gaddar Awards Committee Suggests Acting Course at Young India Skills University

Proposal to Include Acting and Skills Course

The Gaddar Awards Committee members have recommended that the Telangana government include a separate course on acting and skills in the Young India Skills University being established in Muchcherla. This proposal was made during the first meeting of the awards committee.

Government Deliberating on Proposal

Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka, who chaired the meeting, stated that the Telangana government is considering adding acting and cultural activities to the curriculum of both the Young India Skills University and the Young India Residential Schools being set up in the state.

Focus on Making Awards Event Spectacular

The committee members were tasked with finalizing a date for the Gaddar Awards and ensuring that the event is memorable and impactful.

Government’s Commitment to Film Industry

Bhatti Vikramarka conveyed Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s message to the film industry, expressing the state government’s willingness to address any issues faced by the industry professionals.

Key Committee Members Present

The meeting was attended by prominent figures from the Telugu film industry, including producer Daggubati Suresh Babu, director Dil Raju, singer Vandemataram Srinivas, producer Tammareddy Bharadwaj, actor Tanikella Bharani, producer Narsing Rao, Allani Sridhar, and Gummadi Vimala.