Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, it appears, is hell bent on finishing off rival YSRCP. Not just content with welcoming those willing to join the TDP, he is also going whole hog luring the MLAs. Already a score of YSRCP MLAs have jumped the fence. Now, he is trying even to lure the defeated MLAs with a solid base. The case in point is Kapu strongman from West Godavari’s Narsapur.
Chandrababu personally called former Minister Kothapalli Subbarayudu over phone and invited him into the TDP. Kothapalli, who began his career as a TDP man, was a minister in both NTR and Chandrababu cabinets. He later joined Chiru’s Praja Rajyam and thence to the Congress, later he shifted to the YSRCP.
With his leaving, the YSRCP would be leaderless in Narsapuram. This is Chandrababu’s way of pulling the rug from under the enemy’s feat.
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Allu Arjun Opens India’s Largest Dolby Cinema
Allu Arjun’s Allu Arjun much-anticipated Allu Cinemas, promoted as Hyderabad’s first Dolby Cinema, is all set to welcome audiences with a grand launch on March 19. The inauguration will feature two of the year’s most-awaited films — Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge starring Ranveer Singh, and Ustaad Bhagat Singh starring Pawan Kalyan.
Prior to the official release, paid preview shows of Dhurandhar 2 will be held on March 18. The management recently confirmed the launch via social media, promising moviegoers an extraordinary cinematic experience. The theatre will be officially inaugurated by Revanth Reddy.
Earlier, on January 3, the Allu family along with several celebrities from the Telugu film industry attended the soft launch of Allu Cinemas.
Located within the expansive Allu Studios complex in Kokapet, near Hyderabad’s Financial District, the theatre boasts a massive screen approximately 75 feet wide. This makes it India’s largest Dolby Cinema screen, reportedly the second largest in the world, and believed to be Asia’s biggest Dolby Cinema screen.
