While there is not much activity is happening in Tollywood due to coronavirus, but there is one actor who is fuming over other developments in the industry.
Star Heroes are now slowly eating into the profits of producers besides taking home fat pay checks.
All is not well between the Acharya hero Megastar Chiranjeevi and director Koratala Siva, claim reports from film nagar.
Rajamouli's mega budget magnum opus #RRR shoot hasn't been called off yet. Ongoing shootings will come to a halt from 19th of this month.
This beauty from North India who stepped into Tollywood very recently is now said to be one of the top-earning celebrities.
It has been a long time since Trisha was seen in a Telugu movie. She got an opportunity to play the female lead in a biggie like Acharya starring Chiranjeevi and directed by Koratala Siva.
Had 'Sye Raa' been made considering the stamina of the Telugu market, it would have become a profitable venture.
She is a very talented actress but luck is not on her side. In the initial stages of her career, she solely banked on her acting skills.
Even Megastar Chiranjeevi couldn't escape it. There are options before him but he is mulling over which decision to take. Somehow he could not arrive at the conclusion.
Mahesh Babu took the rights of digital, satellite and Hindi dubbing of “Sarileru Neekevvaru” as part of his remuneration.
Sharwanand delivered three consecutive flops after 'Mahanubhavudu'. He has lined up two films now and the third film is in the discussions phase.
Finally, Nandamuri Balakrishna-Boyapati Srinu's film shoot got kickstarted. The director is canning a fight sequence on Balayya and others in Ramoji Film City at present.
Star heroes and star directors face black money issues when compared to the others in the industry.
Balakrishna’s market has taken a severe hit in recent times as none of his films managed to post decent opening numbers let alone making profits.
Prabhas has been hunting for stories with Pan India appeal to cash in on his Baahubali craze and has finally okayed a story narrated by Mahanati fame Nag Ashwin.