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Rashmika and Vijay Celebrate “The Wedding of VIROSH” in Private Cultural Ceremony

The much-anticipated moment has finally arrived. Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda have tied the knot in an intimate ceremony attended by close family members and friends at the luxurious ITC Mementos, located about 50 km from Udaipur.
The celebrations featured two beautiful ceremonies honoring their roots—a traditional Telugu wedding reflecting Vijay’s heritage in the morning, followed by a customary Coorg (Kodava) ceremony in the evening to celebrate Rashmika’s cultural background.
According to sources, the couple exchanged vows following traditional Telugu rituals. Official wedding photographs are yet to be released.
Choosing a private and elegant celebration, the couple seamlessly blended their cultures while honoring their individual traditions.
After months of speculation, they officially confirmed their wedding on Sunday (February 22) through identical social media posts, lovingly calling it “The Wedding of VIROSH”—a name affectionately given to them by their fans.
In their heartfelt joint statement, they shared:
“Our dearest loves, before we made any plans or chose anything for ourselves—you were already there. With so much love, you gave us a name. You called us ‘VIROSH.’”
They added, “So today—with full hearts—we name our union in your honor: ‘The Wedding of VIROSH.’ Thank you for holding us with so much love. You are a part of us, always. Biggest hugs and full love!”
Rashmika and Vijay first met on the sets of the 2018 film Geetha Govindam and later reunited for Dear Comrade (2019). Their relationship blossomed over the years, culminating in a private engagement ceremony held on October 3, 2025, at Vijay’s residence in Hyderabad.
Kiran Abbavaram Hikes Remuneration After K-Ramp Success

In recent times, Kiran Abbavaram has significantly strengthened his position in Tollywood. After delivering a massive blockbuster with K-Ramp and earning appreciation for content-driven choices like Ka, the young hero has proven that he is not confined to one formula.
With Chennai Love Story gearing up for release, industry circles are now buzzing about his reported remuneration hike. Following the success of K-Ramp, Kiran is said to have increased his fee to nearly ₹12 crore. Reports suggest that a leading OTT studio, which is planning a large-scale epic project with him, has already locked the deal at this price. Given the strong pre-release business his films are generating and their promising OTT prospects, producers appear confident in meeting his demands.
Adding to the excitement, Chennai Love Story is directed by Sai Rajesh, who impressed audiences with the emotional hit Baby. The combination of Kiran’s rising market value and Sai Rajesh’s storytelling skills has created solid expectations around the project.
If Chennai Love Story turns out to be a major success, Kiran Abbavaram’s market could climb even higher. With back-to-back promising ventures, he is fast emerging as a strong contender in the Tier-2 league of Telugu heroes.
Harish Shankar Clarifies No Political Dialogues in Ustaad Bhagat Singh

“Aura of Ustaad,” the second single from Ustaad Bhagat Singh, starring Pawan Kalyan, was released recently. Director Harish Shankar used the song as a tribute to Pawan Kalyan’s signature style and mannerisms, which thrilled fans.
The lyrical video also featured glimpses from Pawan Kalyan’s political journey, sparking speculation about whether the film would include political undertones or dialogues targeting the YSR Congress Party.
Addressing these discussions, Harish Shankar released a clarification video. He stated that Pawan Kalyan had clearly instructed him to keep politics and cinema separate. “That’s why his films feature actors like Prakash Raj despite ideological differences. There will be no dialogues or references targeting anyone in this film. Pawan Kalyan has fans across political parties. However, there will be powerful lines like ‘Gaaju Glass’ to elevate the hero,” Harish Shankar explained.
His clarification has brought relief to many who were concerned about overt political messaging in the film. In recent years, there has been growing debate about mixing political references with commercial cinema. Some filmmakers have chosen to avoid such elements entirely, focusing instead on storytelling and mass appeal. For instance, director Sujeeth ensured that OG stayed away from direct political references, which was widely appreciated by fans.
Ustaad Bhagat Singh has been under production for a long time and faced multiple delays due to various factors. In the meantime, Harish Shankar released Mr Bachchan, which did not perform well at the box office. With that setback behind him, the director is now hoping for a strong comeback with this much-awaited project.
As expectations remain high, fans are eager to see whether Ustaad Bhagat Singh delivers purely as a mass entertainer, keeping politics aside as promised.
Meena Reacts to Remarriage Rumours Ahead of Drishyam 3

Seasoned actress Meena, who has shared screen space with top Telugu stars like Chiranjeevi, Venkatesh, Balakrishna, and Nagarjuna, has carved a special place for herself in Tollywood with her long and successful career. At the peak of her stardom, she married businessman Vidyasagar and later stepped back to focus on her personal life. The couple has a daughter, Nainika, who made her acting debut in the Tamil blockbuster Theri.
Four years ago, Meena’s family faced a heartbreaking loss when her husband passed away following an illness. Soon after, rumours circulated about the actress planning a second marriage. At the time, Meena expressed her anguish over such reports. Even four years later, she continues to live as a single mother, though speculation about her remarriage keeps resurfacing.
Recently, Meena reacted strongly to these repeated rumours, questioning why people continue to spread baseless stories about her personal life simply because she is a public figure. She said such reports deeply hurt her and emphasized that she feels unfairly treated.
Meena also highlighted that many forget she has a young daughter. She pointed out that her daughter comes across such news online, and the false reports have an emotional impact on both the child and the family. The actress added that while some may seek attention through false publicity, such actions will eventually have consequences.
On the professional front, Meena is gearing up for a big-screen return with the highly anticipated sequel Drishyam 3, scheduled for a theatrical release on April 2.
Samantha Opens Up About Her Bond with Raj Nidimoru Ahead of Ma Inti Bangaram

Samantha, one of the leading heroines in the movie industry, is currently busy with the shoot of Ma Inti Bangaram. In a recent interview, she opened up about her personal life, revealing that she had never considered relying on someone else until she met Raj Nidimoru.
Samantha shared that after her divorce, she never imagined forming a close bond with anyone. However, she is now grateful for Raj’s presence in her life.
“When I went through a separation, I closed up completely. I didn’t think it would ever be possible to rely on someone else. Thankfully, I was vulnerable enough to accept that kind of love and friendship. And I’m a much better person because of the relationship I’m in—because of the person Raj is,” she said.
She added that the transformation in her personality is evident to everyone, and even an old friend of hers noticed the change. During the initial days after her separation, Samantha went through a low phase, but her friendship with Raj helped her shift her perspective and approach to life.
Samantha and Raj are believed to have met in 2021 on the sets of The Family Man 2. Since then, their bond has grown stronger over the years. Currently, Raj is backing Ma Inti Bangaram, with Samantha in the lead role, and the film is directed by Nandini Reddy.
China Criticizes U.S. Tariff Ruling as Trade Tensions Rise Ahead of Trump Visit

China has begun a “full assessment” of the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down several of former President Donald Trump’s tariffs, urging Washington to roll back what it called “unilateral tariff measures” imposed on trading partners. Beijing warned that prolonged trade friction between the world’s two largest economies could be damaging for both sides.
The comments from China’s Commerce Ministry came days after the Supreme Court invalidated a number of tariffs forming part of Trump’s global trade strategy, including duties targeting China and other major Asian exporters like South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan, according to Reuters. The ruling represents a significant legal setback for the administration’s tariff framework.
However, within hours of the decision, Trump announced plans to impose a new 10% tariff on imports from all countries, with the rate potentially rising to 15%. The proposed levies are reportedly grounded in Section 122 of U.S. trade law, a rarely used provision allowing tariffs of up to 15% for 150 days without congressional approval. Any extension beyond that period would require lawmakers’ consent. No previous U.S. president has invoked Section 122, and trade experts suggest its use could trigger fresh legal challenges.
In its statement, China’s Commerce Ministry said U.S. unilateral tariffs violate international trade rules and domestic U.S. law and do not serve the interests of any party. “Cooperation between China and the United States is beneficial to both sides, but fighting is harmful,” the ministry said, adding that Beijing would closely monitor developments and firmly safeguard its national interests.
Chinese state media amplified the criticism. Gao Lingyun, a research fellow at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, told the Global Times that recent U.S. tariff decisions were “highly arbitrary” and risked being used as a “political weapon.” He argued that tariff policy should rely on rigorous economic assessment rather than political considerations.
The renewed tariff uncertainty comes ahead of a highly anticipated visit by Trump to China in late March and early April, where he is expected to meet President Xi Jinping. Trade policy is likely to dominate discussions, with both sides seeking clarity on the direction of bilateral economic ties.
Other major economies are reacting cautiously. South Korea said it would continue consultations with Washington to maintain a “balance of interests,” particularly in sectors like automobiles, batteries, and semiconductors. Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan called for coordinated efforts between public and private sectors to protect export competitiveness and diversify markets.
India has reportedly delayed sending a trade delegation to Washington to finalize an interim deal, citing fresh tariff uncertainty. Meanwhile, European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde warned that businesses require predictability, not prolonged legal disputes, emphasizing that new tariff measures must be clearly defined and constitutionally sound to avoid further disruption.
As legal and political uncertainties persist, global markets face renewed questions over the stability of U.S. trade policy and its broader economic impact.




















YS Jagan Slams Nara Lokesh Over Cricket Matches; Lokesh Fires Back
Andhra Pradesh politics never fails to offer a mix of entertainment and controversy, and the latest episode involves former Chief Minister YS Jagan targeting IT Minister Nara Lokesh over his attendance at cricket matches.
Jagan questioned why Lokesh needed to attend matches in stadiums when he could watch them comfortably on TV at home. Reports in the Sakshi media alleged that Lokesh was spending crores of public money on flights and hotels to watch these games.
However, Lokesh hit back strongly, clarifying that he is spending only his own money and has never used government funds. In a witty retort, he added, “It is my own wish to decide whether I watch cricket matches on TV or in the stadium. If India qualifies for the finals of the T20 World Cup, I will go to the stadium again. If Jagan wants to join me, I will buy him a ticket as well.”
Lokesh’s response shows he is unfazed by the recent media activity from the ruling YCP, which has been targeting him over this issue. He has also confirmed that he plans to attend the next game if India reaches the finals.
Interestingly, Andhra Pradesh politics seems to be revolving around Tirumala Laddu controversies and cricket match appearances of political leaders, offering a curious mix of sport, personal choice, and public debate.