Friday, February 1, 2008
Trisha on cloud nine
Chiranjeevi's next is Tagore sequel
On the other hand veteran writers Paruchuri brothers are busy scripting for the film.
This film will deal with the contemporary issues like Tagore, says Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao. "If Tagore fought against the evil in his own style, the hero character in this film fights against the corrupted system in a different way. The subject is shaping up well and I am pretty much sure that this film will become a huge hit and creates sensation all over with the points discussed" he added.
So should we call this as sequel to Tagore?
Nagababu holds secret meeting with Chiru fans
Minister Mareppa warned by Chiru fans
He also responded on Rajasekhar's issue and in turn made some derogatory remarks against Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan.
This irked Chiranjeevi fans as the Minister is continuing with his ill talk whenever a mike is placed in front of him. In spite of the current situation where the fans of Chiranjeevi are being criticized for their aggressive behavior, fans from KPHB colony protested against the minister's comments. They burned the effigy of Mareppa and suggested him to stop talking like a mental man!
"If you continue to talk bad about our heroes you will have to face the consequences. One day you will have to pay for your loose talk" fans warned Mareppa through media.
Mareppa was known for giving retorts to any kind of reactions he gets and one has to wait for his reaction on Chiru's fans warning.
Prakash Raj, the trouble goes on and on
Earlier he used to attend the shootings late but later on the bad habit turned worse and he started to trouble the makers without attending the shootings completely. Many of them got vexed with him and removed him mid way. Even then the actor showed no betterment and he is continuing with his old habits. The latest affected by him is a Tamil film which got stalled for the past six months simply because of Prakash Raj. He did not attend the shooting which affected the progress of the film.
The producer finally decided to say good bye to Prakash Raj. They brought in Nasser who will be doing Prakash Raj's role.
Chiranjeevi fans surrender to police
They, however, denied that they attacked the actor's car Monday and said the vehicle collided with a truck as they were chasing him to demand an apology for his remarks on Chiranjeevi.
'Our intention was not to attack him. We chased him only to demand an apology,' one of the accused told journalists at Panjagutta police station, where a case was registered Monday following a complaint by Rajasekhar.
The accused claimed that they were waiting at the Nampally railway station when they learnt that the actor had got down at Secunderabad railway station and tried to stop him at Panjagutta.
'We tried to stop him but the car sped away towards Jubilee Hills. After sometime he came back and was going towards the police station. We again tried to stop him but he was in a hurry and hit a truck which damaged the windowpanes of the car,' said Ganesh, one of the accused.
All the accused were booked for rioting with deadly weapons, wrongful restraint, assault, damaging property, criminal intimidation and unlawful assembly.
Rajasekhar, his wife Jeevita and their two daughters were in the car when they were chased and attacked at Panjagutta. The actor and one of his daughters received minor injuries.
Jeevita later lodged a complaint with the police that the attackers were fans of Chiranjeevi and claimed they wanted to kill them.
The fans were angry over Rajasekhar's remarks that he would not join any political party that Chiranjeevi would launch as he had no political experience.
Hours after the attack, Chiranjeevi reached Rajasekhar's house and tendered an apology. He appealed to his fans not to resort to violence.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Goutham Menon & Prabhas film- finally Confirmed
Goutham Menon narrated a story line and Prabhas nodded his approval.
On the other hand, Boyapati Sreenu and Surendar Reddy are trying to convince with their story lines, nothing is materialized so far.