This A-list star is miffed with the makers of his upcoming release over non-payment of his fee.
Well, film industry is all about chance and one has to be ready to pick and choose the right film that comes by.
But the strange part is that the Tamil version is again dubbed into Telugu and released. This is a peculiar phenomenon that is continuing down South.
Kisses have become common in films these days thanks to many younger heroes opting to go for liplocks in their films.
The plight of producers in Tollywood is becoming miserable by the day. Recently, YVS Chowdary and Bellamkonda Suresh were in the news for their financial depression thanks to Rey and Rabhasa.
The industry talk is that S/O Satyamurthy failed in its post-release publicity which is equally important for any film along with pre-release promotions.
Both Tollywood and the Tamil industry sat up and took notice when it was announced that Vijay's movie 'Puli' was being made on a budget of Rs 118 crore.
Two actors Pawan Kalyan and Prakash Raj have already attracted a lot of media attention for their personal tastes.
An incident happens and it is bound to trigger a series of actions from those related to it or associated with it.
The team of S/O Satyamurthy is planning a success meet on the 18th of this month.
This pretty actress, who has a couple of critically acclaimed films in her kitty, was recently offered to become the face of a condom brand.
The makers of an upcoming multi-starrer were looking for a glamorous face to be part of their project. There was a hot race between two sexy actresses, who do not have a typical Bollywood heroine image.
Popular southern producer R.B. Chaudhary, who has acquired the remake rights of recent Telugu hit "Pataas", plans to make the film in Tamil with his son Jiiva, who already has two projects in his kitty.
S/O Satyamurthy has released and managed to get mixed reviews. Even as the unit is trying to keep the curiosity levels up, a new thread of discussion has begun in Film Nagar.
Normally youngsters in the industry who hail from film families prefer to leave everything including their career planning to their parents or family until they are old or wise enough to take control of their own careers and the family business.