For the past few days, a photo of Sukumar and his student Buchi Babu Sana have been doing rounds on the internet. We can see the ‘Uppena’ director talking about something to Sukumar and with the papers on his side, people started to think that Buchi Babu Sana is giving his input regarding ‘Pushpa: The Rule’. A lot of rumours came out regarding this photo and Buchi Babu decided to give an explanation.
He took to Twitter and posted this picture once again. Along with it, he wrote, “In this photo, my guru Sukumar came to help me in the story discussion of my next movie. I am not at that level where I could sit in the dicussion of Sukumar sir’s story. I can offer nothing but to learn from him.” Hopefully, this will put an end to all the unnecessary stories which are coming out.
Young director Buchi Babu Sana turned a lot of heads with his debut film ‘Uppena’. He is a protege of star writer-director Sukumar and worked under the ‘Arya’ director for many films. Buchi Babu impressed everyone with the way handled such a sensitive story like ‘Uppena’. With the romantic entertainer becoming a blockbuster, he became quite famous among Tollywood fans.
Coming to Sukumar, he is currently giving final touches to ‘Pushpa: The Rule’ before going onto the sets. ‘Pushpa’ is set in the backdrop of red sanders smuggling and it is released on a pan-Indian scale. It was dubbed in Tamil, Hindi, Kannada and Malayalam languages. Rashmika played the role of Srivalli in this film while Malayalam star hero Fahadh Faasil played the role of Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat. Actors like Ajay Ghosh, Sunil, Anasuya and others played negative roles in this high-budget film. It became a huge pan-Indian movie and fans are expecting a lot from ‘Pushpa – 2’.
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Oscars 2025 Set to Go Ahead Despite Wildfire Rumors
Recent reports have spread rumors about the possible cancellation of the 97th Academy Awards ceremony, set to take place in Hollywood on March 2, 2025, due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, which have impacted several celebrity homes in areas like Pacific Palisades and Eaton. The story, which first appeared on UK tabloid The Sun, gained traction when it was picked up by Drudge Report, with a sensational headline: “OSCARS THREAT Oscars 2025 on verge of being cancelled as bosses secretly plot major changes to ceremony after LA wildfires.”
The report suggested that the Oscars could be canceled for the first time in the ceremony’s 96-year history due to the ongoing crisis. It even claimed that a secret contingency strategy was in place to call off the March 3 event, though it misquoted the actual date of the ceremony. However, The Hollywood Reporter has since investigated the claims and debunked the rumors. According to senior representatives of the Academy and other sources close to veteran stars, there are no plans to cancel the Oscars. Furthermore, there is no such advisory committee led by high-profile figures like Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Meryl Streep, and Steven Spielberg, as was reported.
The only panel overseeing Academy operations is the 55-person board of governors, which does not include any of the individuals listed in The Sun’s report. The Academy has confirmed that there are no changes planned for the Oscars ceremony, and the date will remain March 2, 2025. The Board of Governors did, however, extend the Oscar nominations voting window, delayed the announcement of nominees, canceled this year’s Oscar Nominees Luncheon, and postponed the Scientific and Technical Awards in response to the crisis.
It’s important to note that any significant changes to the Oscars would require extensive consultation between the Academy and its broadcasting partner, ABC. Both the Academy and ABC are committed to moving forward with the show, planning a dignified ceremony that will also raise funds for fire relief efforts.
In fact, the Oscars have never been canceled, even during the COVID-19 pandemic, when the event was merely postponed and held in a scaled-back format. As it stands, the 97th Academy Awards ceremony will proceed as scheduled on March 2, 2025.
