TFCC’s big decision- special flag to be hoisted over actors’ homes – Know why

New Delhi: In a monumental move to honour the legacy of Telugu cinema, the Telugu Film Chamber (TFCC) has announced that it has decided to present film awards annually on February 6, marking the birth anniversary of Telugu cinema, as per Hans India report. Additionally, TFCC announced that along with the awards given by the government, it will introduce its own awards.

The Telugu Film Chamber also stated that a special flag will be hoisted at the theatres and homes of every film actor on the birthday of Telugu cinema. Let’s delve into further details!

The Telugu Film Chamber makes big announcement

In a symbolic move, The Telugu Cinema Chamber will also hoist a special flag every year on February 6 in theatres and residences of the actors on February 6. It will be designed by Parichuri Gopalakrishna. Every year, February 6 will mark the official birth anniversary of Telugu Cinema. Starting in 2025, the day will not only be celebrated but new awards will also be introduced to recognize the work of Telugu artists.

he TFCC’s new annual awards and the hoisting of the special flag will mark the celebrations of the birthday of Telugu cinema and inspire thousands of Telugu artists. The announcement was made during a meeting of the Telugu Film Chamber held on Thursday, February 6, in Hyderabad.

Meanwhile, Telugu cinema, often referred to as Tollywood, has experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. Films such as Baahubali, RRR, Pushpa: The Rule, and others have pushed the boundaries of cinematic experience with deep-rooted narratives. With its increasing global presence and diverse storytelling, Telugu cinema has firmly established itself in the global film industry.

Why did The Telugu Film Chamber choose February 6?

According to reports, film industry organizations are now stepping forward to ensure that the birthday of Telugu cinema is celebrated with great enthusiasm. he birthday of Telugu cinema is celebrated on February 6, the day when Bhakta Prahlada, the first Telugu film, was released in 1932.