Mass Maharaj Ravi Teja’s films usually have a lot of buzz about them. He has a lot of craze among the masses and his movies always get decent openings. But his recent track record is not that great as not one film except ‘Krack’ had succeeded at the box office. The effect is clearly seen on his upcoming film ‘Ramrao On Duty’.
Directed by Sharat Mandava, this movie is releasing on 29th July. But there is zero buzz on the film and not many know that the film is releasing at the end of this month. The team released three songs and a teaser till date but they failed to create any kind of hype. These days promotions are very important. People are only entering the theaters if the promotions are properly planned and executed. There are times when heavily promoted films also failed to get good revenues. At this point in time, Ravi Teja’s film is not having any buzz and the team is doing nothing in terms of promotions.
Barring the release of promotional content and a media interaction with the debut director, Ravi Teja did not make a single statement about this film. It is high time that the film’s unit needs to step up in terms of promotions. Let us wait and see what they do in the coming days. This movie produced under Sudhakar Cherukuri’s SLV Cinemas LLP and RT Teamworks is directed by debutant Sharath Mandava. Venu Thottempudi plays a key role and Ravi Teja will be seen as a Deputy Collector Mandal Revenue Officer in his 68th film.
Rajisha Vijayan and Divyansha Koushil are the female leads in this project while Nasser, Sr Naresh, Pavitra Lokesh, ‘Sarpatta’ John Vijay, Chaitanya Krishna, Tanikella Bharani, Rahul Rama Krishna, Eerojullo Sree, Madhu Sudan Rao, Surekha Vani and others play key roles. Sam CS composed the music for this film while Sathyan Sooryan is the director of photography. Praveen KL is the editor and this story is written from true incidents.
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PaparazziBollywood Stars’ Double Standards in Paparazzi Debate
The paparazzi culture in Bollywood has once again become a hot topic of discussion. Recently, Hardik Pandya expressed anger after paps allegedly captured his girlfriend inappropriately, while Jaya Bachchan sparked controversy by criticising photographers, claiming they “wear dirty pants like drain pipes and think holding a mobile gives them the right to click celebrities.”
Amid this ongoing debate, actress Huma Qureshi offered a balanced take, stating that paparazzi are an essential part of the Bollywood ecosystem and that celebrities must maintain a healthy relationship with them. She pointed out that many stars voluntarily involve paps to promote their films or highlight certain aspects of their personal lives.
Huma explained that when celebrities want visibility, they invite photographers to premieres and events. “Whenever we want to be spotted, we call them. So, I don’t want to put all the blame on them,” she said. She added that throughout her 10–12-year career, she has shared a respectful rapport with the paparazzi. On days when she doesn’t look her best, she simply requests them not to click her, and they usually respect her wishes.
Actress Priyamani also echoed similar sentiments, revealing that many Bollywood celebrities deliberately call paps to airports, cafes, and promotional venues—and even pay them—to ensure they get photographed.
Following these revelations, netizens are calling out Bollywood stars for their double standards: using paparazzi for publicity when convenient, but criticising them whenever they feel irritated or exposed.
