The PM Narendra Modi's revolutionary decision of banning big currency notes Rs.500 and Rs.1000 turned as a nightmare for corruptionists, politicians, entrepreneurs and terrorists across India. His decision is welcomed by the most of the people across the country. India is now expected to be on the verge of becoming a corruption free country and might stand as inspiration for other counties.
On the flip side, people of all sections across the country are suffering to the core with the lack of sufficient liquid money. Although they have been given an opportunity to withdraw Rs.10,000 per day subject to the limitation of Rs.20,000 per a week, this is merely a negligible sum for the people who need bulky transactions with the money.
Comedy King Allari Naresh's 'Intlo Deyyam Nakem Bhayam' appears to be the victim of currency ban. The makers have decided to put off the film's release indefinitely in a state of chaos. They will disclose the release date later. This G Nageswar Reddy's directorial venture is hoped to offer much needed success for Allari Naresh.