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రజనీకాంత్ హీరోగా శంకర్ దర్శకత్వంలో వచ్చిన చిత్రం '2.ఓ'. ఈ సినిమా చైనాలోనూ విడుదలకాబోతోంది. అయితే 'ది లయన్ కింగ్' సినిమా విడుదలను దృష్టిలో ఉంచుకుని రజనీ చిత్రాన్ని వాయిదా వేసుకుంటున్నట్లు సమాచారం.

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Published : Jun 26, 2019, 7:36 PM IST

"నా దారి.. రహదారి".. రజనీకాంత్‌ స్టైలిష్‌గా ఈ డైలాగ్‌ చెప్తుంటే థియేటర్‌ మొత్తం అభిమానుల ఈలలతో మోత మోగాల్సిందే. ఇది కేవలం ఓ డైలాగ్‌ మాత్రమే కాదు.. వాస్తవంగా కూడా రజనీ బాక్సాఫీస్‌ బరిలోకి దిగుతున్నాడంటే ఎంతటి పెద్ద హీరో అయినా గౌరవంగా పక్కకు తప్పుకోవాల్సిందే. సూపర్‌స్టార్‌కు ప్రేక్షకుల్లో ఉన్న క్రేజ్‌ అలాంటిది మరి.

అయితే రజనీ తాజాగా ఓ హాలీవుడ్‌ చిత్రం గురించి బాక్సాఫీస్‌ రేసు నుంచి పక్కకు జరిగారు. అదేంటి ఇప్పుడు ఆయన నుంచి విడుదల కాబోతున్న చిత్రాలేమీ లేవు కదా? అని ఆలోచించకండి. రజనీ - శంకర్‌ల కలయికలో వచ్చిన క్రేజీ మూవీ 'రోబో 2.ఓ' త్వరలోనే చైనాలో విడుదల కాబోతుంది. వాస్తవానికి ఈ సినిమాను జులై 12న డ్రాగన్‌ దేశంలో విడుదల చేయడానికి సన్నాహలు చేశారు.

ఈ చిత్రం వస్తున్న మరో వారం తర్వాత (జులై 19) 'ది లయన్‌ కింగ్‌' కూడా ప్రపంచవ్యాప్తంగా విడుదల అవుతోంది. '2.ఓ' వసూళ్లపై దాని ప్రభావం పడుతుందేమోననే భయంతో రేసు నుంచి తప్పించారట. త్వరలోనే ఓ కొత్త తేదీని ప్రకటించనున్నట్లు చైనాలో ఆ చిత్ర హక్కులను కొనుగోలు చేసిన ఎచ్‌.వై మీడియా నుంచి సమాచారం అందుతోంది. ఏదేమైనా ఓ హాలీవుడ్‌ సినిమాను చూసి రజనీ చిత్ర విడుదలను వాయిదా వేయడం ఇక్కడి అభిమానులకు కొంత ఆశ్చర్యకరంగానే అనిపిస్తోంది.

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Rome - 24 June 2019
1. Man throws rubbish in overflowing garbage containers with St. Peter's Basilica in the background
2. Pan of garbage containers to view of St. Peter's Basilica
3. Woman hanging laundry from balcony in view of overflowing garbage containers
4. Alessia looking down on garbage from balcony
5. SOUNDBITE (Italian), Alessia, Rome resident:
"In the evening I can't go outside, there's an incredible stink. You can't walk your dog (on the sidewalk), you have to go onto the street. It's shameful. The other day a rat passed by. I mean, we're going to catch Cholera. It is shameful."
6. Man holding child walks passed overflowing garbage containers
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Rome - 25 June 2019
7. Dr. Roberto Volpe in his office
8. Dr. Volpe's eyes
9. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Roberto Volpe, a doctor with the National Research Council (CNR):
"Objectively there is a risk of bacterial contamination. Because garbage that is not collected produces bacteria, produces gas as it ferments, that's what the bad smell is when we walk by uncollected garbage. But we walk by. Some animals dig through it, seagulls for example, or rats, or even dogs or stray cats can come into contact with it. They can get infected and then through their faeces and urine they can spread the infections."
10. Volpe's hands
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Roberto Volpe, a doctor with the National Research Council (CNR):
"But the other big problem is that sometimes people are so exasperated from the bad smell and they think to find a solution burning the trash. This is very dangerous, because not so much for the smokes because the smoke can sure be irritating for our throat, for our lungs, so can be dangerous for people that suffer from asthma, but the problem is that burning (trash) we produce dioxin and dioxin is a risk factor for cancer."
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Rome - 24 June 2019
12. Pan of trash on ground next to garbage containers
13. Overflowing dumpsters
14. Rome resident Rossana Franza walks past overflowing garbage containers
15. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Rossana Franza, Rome resident:
"We've become the third, fourth world in my opinion. There are no solutions. I don't understand. Mrs. Raggi (Mayor of Rome) should take a small stroll here once and a while. Because in her neighbourhood, which I have been to, it is all in order."
16. Trash piled next to garbage containers
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Rome - 25 June 2019
17. Marco Cacciatore, president of local commission for environmental and city politics, speaks to commission meeting
18. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Marco Cacciatore, President of local commission for environmental and city politics:
"It is normal to think that there is need for short-term impact solutions. But let's be honest about the region's jurisdiction regarding the plan to handle the waste. No waste plan can solve a problem, aggravated by 60 years of mismanagement, in one year. Let's tell the truth to citizens: we are human. This difficult infrastructural situation cannot be resolved in the short-term."
19. Rubbish piled next to garbage containers
20. Rubbish piled
21. Overflowing garbage containers
STORYLINE
Doctors in Rome are warning of possible health hazards caused by overflowing garbage bins in the city streets, as the Italian capital struggles with a renewed emergency aggravated by the summer heat.
Rubbish disposal is a decades-long problem for the Eternal City.
Rome was left with no major site to treat the 1.7 million metric tons of garbage it produces every year since the Malagrotta landfill was closed in 2013.
Successive mayors from different parties have all proved incapable of solving the city's garbage emergency, which has re-emerged dramatically since Mayor Virginia Raggi of the populist 5-Star Movement took the helm three years ago.
Raggi's administration is facing frustration and anger from both tourists and Romans over the trash piles that threaten health and tarnish the city's image.
Residents complain that there aren't enough garbage bins or they are broken, and that the smell is terrible.
"We've become the third, fourth world in my opinion. There are no solutions. I don't understand. Mrs. Raggi (Mayor of Rome) should take a small stroll here once and a while" said Rossana Franza, a Rome resident.
Animals like dogs, cats, rats or even birds like seagulls pose a serious health risks as they root around in garbage and spread bacterial infections through their faeces or urine, Dr. Roberto Volpe from the National Research Council CNR told the Associated Press.
Volpe also discouraged angry citizens from setting garbage piles on fire, saying that could cause greater health risks through dioxin contamination, which can lead to cancer.
Tourists and Romans alike are forced to weave their way between overflowing garbage bins that now appear even next to the Coliseum, symbol of the Eternal City.
Officials in Rome, who are often at odds over the possible solutions to the constant waste emergency, all agree on one thing: the garbage problem can't be addressed with short-term measures.
"Let's be honest ... no waste plan can solve a problem aggravated by 60 years of mismanagement in one year," said Marco Cacciatore, president of the local commission for environmental and city politics in Rome.
"Let's tell the truth to citizens: We are human. This difficult infrastructural situation cannot be resolved in the short term."
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