Icon Staar Allu Arjun has turned into a pan-Indian hero post the release of ‘Pushpa – The Rise’. The movie turned into a blockbuster and everyone across the nation is eagerly waiting for the second part. In order to exploit his newfound nationwide craze, a lot of brands are signing deals with him. He became the brand ambassador for a lot of products lately and he is seen doing a lot of visual advertisements lately.
He even featured in a ‘Coke Studio’ song titled ‘Memu Aagamu’ along with a K-pop group named ‘TRI.BE’ and it is getting a lot of response on social media. Now, there is a talk that he met a Hollywood director during his visit to New York. This news is going viral and we all know Bunny rejected a huge deal from a Tobacco company. Allu Arjun is all over the news and his fans are absolutely loving it.
Insiders claim that Bunny’s newly hired PR agency is behind all this. It is reportedly a Mumbai-based company that is known for bringing huge brand deals for the actors along with looking after their image on social media as well as in the real world. There are reports that they are the ones who planted the news about Bunny’s meeting with the Hollywood filmmaker. While they are doing a great job, the prospect of watching Bunny in a Hollywood film would have been more believable if it came from people in New York rather than coming out like gossip.
Coming to ‘Pushpa – The Rule’, the shooting is expected to start in the second week of September and Sukumar has taken ample time in fine-tuning the script. Devi Sri Prasad is the music composer while Rashmika Mandanna will be seen as the onscreen wife of Pushparaj aka Allu Arjun in the film.
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Hema Malini’s Decade-Long Financial Struggle Revealed
Hema Malini, who married Dharmendra in 1980, chose love despite knowing he was already married to Prakash Kaur and had four children—Sunny, Bobby, Ajeeta, and Vijeta.
However, soon after the wedding, Hema faced one of the most challenging phases of her life: a financial crisis that lasted nearly a decade.
In Hema Malini: Beyond The Dream Girl, author Ram Kamal Mukherjee reveals that Dharmendra offered financial support, but Hema declined, determined to resolve her problems on her own.
She explained that her mother, who managed her finances, had been careless with tax payments, despite repeated warnings from her father. Hema recalled, “My father kept reminding my mother to pay taxes, but she thought it was unfair to charge so much tax when I worked so hard for that money.”
After her father’s passing, Hema realized the seriousness of her pending tax dues. To clear her debts, she had no choice but to take on as many films as possible, including B-grade projects, since major production houses were hesitant to cast her as a mother of two. She reflected, “It was the worst phase of my life and it lasted almost ten years. Dance shows helped, but most of the money came from films.”
Her daughter, Esha Deol, revealed that she discovered the reality of her mother’s struggle only years later, highlighting the resilience and determination that defined Hema’s journey.
