People Media Factory, a renowned production house in Telugu cinema, finds itself in a challenging situation as it seeks the intervention of the Film Chamber of Commerce to secure a solo release for its highly anticipated project, Eagle. Initially set for a grand release during Sankranthi this year, the team agreed to postpone the film's release to February 9th upon a request from the chamber to ensure a solo outing.

However, the current scenario has presented a new hurdle, with several films vying for the audience's attention on the same day. This has left the producers of Eagle in a state of uncertainty, prompting them to formally address the chamber and request their assistance.

In a letter to the President and Secretary of the Film Chamber, the producers expressed their concerns, emphasizing the chamber's earlier assurance of a solo release for Eagle. They acknowledged the chamber's decision to postpone the film's release and appreciated their commitment to honoring that decision.

The letter highlights the changing dynamics in the release calendar, mentioning other films like Yatra 2, Ooru Peru Bhairava Kona, and Lal Salaam featuring Rajinikanth, which are scheduled for release around the same time. The producers seek the chamber's support to ensure a smooth and promised solo release for Eagle, considering the presence of these competing films.

Eagle stars Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja in the lead role and is helmed by director Karthik Ghattamaneni. The producers remain hopeful that the chamber will take into account the changing circumstances and grant them a solo release, ensuring a successful theatrical run for their much-awaited project.

Earlier during Sankranti season. Film Chamber held intense discussions with the all the producers and during that time, promised Eagle makers solo release at a date of their choice if they withdraws from the Sankranti season. But now the situation seems to be different and it has to be seen how the Film Chamber resolves the issue as during that time, they heaped praises on Ravi Teja's generosity and goodwill.