Samantha’s mass role in Rabhasa!

May 8, 2013

Samanta earned a lot of craze among the youth. With just three years of career in hand and played in around 20 films, she earned a lot of fan base across south India. She had almost stolen the hearts of all the younger generation audiences. In this movie Samanta is going to play an out and out mass role and Samanta is craving for one such role.

This will be the third combination of NTR and Samantha after Brindavanam and Harish Shankar movie. Devi Sri Prasad will be scoring music for this movie. Bellamkonda Suresh will be producing this movie under his Sri Lakshmi Narasimha productions banner.

Anjali ready to go hot in Telugu

May 8, 2013

Anjali had earned a family heroine image after she played the heroine opposite Vankatesh in ‘Sitamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu’. However, she played different kinds of characters in Tamil film industry. But, she became the second ‘Soundarya’ for the Telugus. However, the Telugu audiences are going to taste the other angle in her.

She did a hot item song in ‘Yamudu’ sequel and she would appear in a glamorous character with this song. After watching this song, the Telugu producer might offer these kind of characters in their films too. She says, ‘Though I earned a good family heroine image with SVSC, I don’t want to restrict to such kind of characters alone and I am ready to do different kinds of characters including glamour roles too in Telugu films.’

A complaint filed against Ram Charan in HRC

May 8, 2013

A complaint has been filed with the state Human Rights Commission against Ram Charan, hero and son of the union minister Chiranjeevi for allegedly roughing up two software employees on a main road in Banjara Hills.

One Salim, a lawyer filed this petition and urged the commission to take suitable action against the hero for the offence.

Admitting the petition, the HRC issued directions to the city police commissioner to investigate and submit a report before June 18.

Two software engineers complained to the Banjara Hills police that Ram Charan and his security personnel had roughed them up for not giving way to his car. They had shown the media their torn shirts and injuries. However, what had transpired later was not known and Ram Charan said they themselves admitted to misbehavior for attracting his attention and apologized. The victims also asked the media to take the issue lightly.

On Tuesday, Sri Ranga Rao, an eminent lawyer met the city police commissioner Anurag Sarma and requested him to take suo moto action against Ram Charan. He said it was improper on the part of the police not to act, saying that there was no complaint. He reminded the commissioner that the electronic media had telecast visuals of the incident.

The real pleasure of ‘GJG.’

May 8, 2013

The super hit commercial run of ‘gunde jaari gallanthayinde’ is spreading good and positive energy for all the cast and crew. While Nithin is happy to see a second hit in row, incidentally ‘GJG’ is the highest grossing film in his career. Of course, Nithya Menon is always a beauty who balances the film on her shoulders and she has done the same here too. More than all these, it is writer Harshavardhan and director Vijay Kumar Konda whose hard work is paying now.

We hear on Vijay Kumar Konda receiving a call from Mega camp and then Harsha too poured in with direction offers. In one way, Nithin hiked the price…Konda got the break…Harsha is stepping into the shoes of direction. One movie and three jackpots, this is the real pleasure of ‘GJG.’

Superb response to Sahasam trailer

May 8, 2013

Finally, Gopichand seems to be getting into full flow with ‘Sahasam,’ The Macho hero highly relied on director Chandrasekhar Yeleti’s technical and scripting brilliance is getting ready for a release in June. While Tapsee played heroine, there is a supporting star cast in the form of Ali, Shakti Kapoor and others followed by background music of Sri.

The trailer release few hours ago is getting rave response on net. Definitely, the hard work of Gopi, Yeleti and technical crew can be sensed on screen. If everything goes well, there is a good hit on cards and fortunes will change for Gopichand. Story deals with a treasure hunt and the history of India-Pakistan partition is also discussed here. Great to see such peculiar concepts and let us wish them all the best!

The Congress stands in Karnataka over BJP

May 8, 2013

The Congress Wednesday prepared to take power in Karnataka with an absolute majority, leaving the ruling BJP far behind with less than 40 seats in the 225-member assembly. As votes were counted for the elections held Sunday, the Bharatiya Janata Party appeared set for a humiliating rout in the state where it took power five years ago relegated to the third spot.

In contrast, the Congress headed for triumph. Congress workers celebrated wildly in Bangalore, bursting firecrackers. Congress strongman in Karnataka Siddharamiah was sanguine in victory. “It was only expected,” said the man who could be the next chief minister. Added BJP leader and former chief minister Sadanand Gowda soberly: “We have not been able to rise to the occasion. We could not reach out to the voter with whatever development work we did in Karnataka.”

According to the latest trends available, the Congress could win 118 seats, comfortably over the halfway mark of 112. The BJP, which has seen three chief ministers in five years and found itself split right down the middle with B.S. Yeddyurappa forming his own party, was way behind with 36 seats.

It was a reversal of fortunes of sorts for the two main parties – the Congress, readying for power in Bangalore, is on the backfoot in New Delhi as the BJP demands the resignations of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as well as union ministers Pawan Kumar Bansal and Ashwani Kumar.

Said Congress spokesperson Abhishek Singhvi: “We are winning because people have seen through and rejected the BJP.” For the BJP, the election result was a sharp fall from five years ago when it won 110 seats and formed its first government in the south with the help of five independents.

The rout saw deputy chief minister K.S. Eshwarappa, trailing in his home constituency in Shimoga along with Law Minister S. Suresh Kumar in Rajajinagar in Bangalore and Muruegesh Nirani in Bilagi in north Karnataka.

The party lost badly both in rural and urban areas. A sorry scenario because it had hoped to make Karnataka the base to make a major breakthrough into south India. Said the party’s Rajiv Pratap Rudy: “We have lost the election. And it is time for introspection.”

JD-S leader H.D. Kumaraswamy, who had hoped perhaps to be kingmaker, said he was happy to be the main opposition.

“We will be happy to be the main opposition in Karnataka. We will play our role well. The Congress is not going to come to us seeking our help, we know that,” the former chief minister said.

The assembly has 224 elected and one nominated members. The election took place Sunday for 223 seats as election was cancelled in one constituency after the BJP candidate died.