Sentiments rule the roost in Tollywood. One director wants all his films to end with 'am.' Another producer wants his films to start with A. But, here is a director who wants his film to begin with B. Director Maruthi feels B will bring big booty and great success.
Every celebrity goes through ups and downs in their career but the ones who stand for long are the ones who remain grounded when success favour them.
The bonding between a sexy heroine and a leading director became a hot discussion in the beginning of this year and it almost broke the home of the director.
Buzz in the industry that the recent General Body meet of Producer's Council has become a mini war zone with some have come near to raising their hands and some even came close to slap on the face.
The new bunch of heroines are a clever lot. They manage to net someone in the first film itself and secure their position in Tollywood.
Like Guru Like Sishya! Ram Gopal Varma never tires of expressing his love for Sridevi. He turns poetic speaking about her and waxes eloquent about her ethereal beauty.
Film stars have plunged headlong into the relief and rehabilitation works in flood-ravaged Chennai.
Nayanatara is arguably the number one actress in Tamil cinema at the moment. She is doing films with the current superstars and young heroes as well.
The fate of Anushka's Size Zero is known to everyone by now as the movie became one of the biggest disappointments this year in Tollwyood.
Size Zero was a love of labour for PVP. They put a lot into the movie. The movie had a message and of course, it had beautiful Anushka. Yet, the movie badly misfired.
Star writer Kona Venkat made some derogatory comments against Director Sreenu Vaitla in the wake of Bruce Lee's failure.
Glamour and money always have a great affinity between each other. Same is the bond between cinema and politics.
Bengal tiger is soon to roar at the theatres. It's going to be a deciding movie for Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja. The movie's pre release business was good,TFI says.
Overseas buyers are hoping that Express Raja would be a big hit in US like Bhale Bhale Magadivoi.
Director V V Vinayak reportedly paid the amount of nearly Rs 3 Crore to the committee formed by Film Chamber as his film Akhil tanked at the box office.