Eesha Rebba is the Telugu beauty who has the power to pull the strings of hearts with her mere poses.
The makers of 'Pushpa: The Rule' on Monday treated fans by sharing a sneak-peek from the film's set.
Tamil and Kannada films have suddenly captured the USA market. With no notable Telugu films in the fray, Mani Ratnam''s "PS1" and Kannada film
Hansika recently turned 31. It's time to get married it seems. A decade ago, she announced her plans to get married to Tamil actor Simbu but they
Keerthy Suresh is playing the leading lady opposite Nani's rustic action entertainer Dasara being directed by Srikanth Odela.
Young Hero Sri Simha's exciting next is known to be a crime comedy film titled 'Bhaag Saale' directed by Praneeth Sai.
The film opened to housefuls in many centers owing to the talk it garnered with the Kannada version.
Janhvi Kapoor regularly greets her fans on the internet with her high dose glam pics.
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Ori Devuda is one of the most awaited upcoming entertainer in Telugu from Vishwak Sen. Ashwath Marimuthu is directing the film.
The reports claimed that in the affidavit submitted to the Tamil Nadu Health Department, the couple said that the surrogate mother who gave birth to the children was a relative of Nayanthara and that she was based out of Dubai.
Reacting strongly to the news of a 20-year-old student being pushed to her death by her stalker in Chennai, actress Sakshi Aggarwal has expressed the opinion that the stalker, identified as Sathish, should be hanged to prevent such incidents from recurring again.
Mani Ratnam is now abuzz with his magnum opus Ponniyan Selvan. The sequel of the film is yet to hit the screens. After a long gap he came up with
Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev has alleged that top Bollywood actors consume drugs.
It's happy birthday Mollywood star Prithviraj Sukumaran on Sunday and what better way to wish him than introduce his look in the forthcoming film? That is precisely what the makers of highly anticipated 'Salaar' have done.
The National Cinema Day, which was held on September 24, has set the mind thinking. It could well turn out to be the day of reckoning for the film industry and, especially, the exhibition trade, which has realised that given the right circumstance, people are still willing to come back to the cinemas to watch a movie.