NTR is undoubtedly one of the biggest Telugu stars with a massive overseas market.
A director posted a tweet stating that if one finds joy in someone else's failure, it implies that others will find joy in one's own failure.
There is news circulating on social media about the Pawan Kalyan-Sujith-Danayya's 'OG' changing hands, with People's Media taking over.
There is a director known for his high-voltage films. He has delivered many hits with a hero and has been accustomed to performing 'Tantric' pujas for the success of his films.
It is known that Prashanth Varma's 'Hanu-Man,' scheduled for release this Sankranthi, is competing with 'Guntur Kaaram,' 'Saindhav,' 'Eagle,' and 'Na Saami Ranga.'
He is an aging producer, but he is still living with youthful desires. This producer is spending cozy time with a female artiste in Mumbai.
Prashanth Varma's 'HanuMan' is set to be the most extensive pan-India release for the upcoming Sankranthi/Pongal season.
A couple of days ago, fans of Nandamuri Balakrishna raised a significant outcry, alleging that Andhra Jyothy failed to cover their hero's speech and did not even mention his name in the daily, regarding the closing ceremony of Lokesh's Yuvagalam event.
In a groundbreaking development, acclaimed director Prashanth Neel is rumored to have secured a staggering Rs 100 crore as remuneration for his directorial prowess in 'Salaar' (Part 1: Ceasefire).
Both NTR and Kalyan Ram are brothers, sharing a profound connection and treading similar paths in the film industry.
Heroes aren't merely performers on the big screen; the movies they star in become intrinsic to their identity.
Triptii Dimri gained immense popularity among young audiences with her captivating performance in the film Animal.
The makers of Guntur Kaaram had initially planned to release the film during the upcoming Sankranthi festival.
Rumour mills have been abuzz with the separation of Bollywood couple Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
After attaining success as a leading lady, the demand for roles continues to rise.