అందరికీ సావిత్రి గారు నాకు మాత్రం అమ్మ Nagarjuna Good Words about Mahanati Savitri
Ram–Bhagyashri Dating Buzz Grows

Ram Pothineni may have dismissed the dating rumors surrounding him and Bhagyashri Borse, but insiders say their growing closeness during Andhra King Taluka has become the biggest talking point.
The film may have received mixed reviews and registered a lukewarm box office run, but the chemistry between the lead pair continued to grab attention—especially after Akhanda 2’s postponement pushed Ram and Bhagyashri into a second weekend of promotions.
During these events, Bhagyashri’s fond glances and shy smiles toward Ram only fueled the buzz further. Their comfort level and warmth in public appearances have strengthened ongoing speculation about a possible off-screen relationship.
Adding more heat to the rumors, sources say Ram is facing gentle pressure from his family to consider settling down, and he might be seriously thinking about marriage sometime next year.
If their bond continues to grow the way it currently appears in public, an official confirmation might not be too far away.
Stay tuned—this could turn into Tollywood’s next big love story.
Dhurandhar Turns Surprise Blockbuster

Bollywood film Dhurandhar has suddenly turned into a nationwide sensation. Before release, the buzz was minimal, but once the movie hit theatres, everything changed. Director Aditya Dhar’s gripping presentation—linking terror attacks with the Pakistan underworld—has impressed a large chunk of the audience. Even though a few voices are criticizing it, the negativity is having no effect on its performance.
Trade circles in the North report that Dhurandhar entered the ₹150 Cr (Gross) club within just three days—an extraordinary leap for a film that began with low hype.
In the Telugu states, the film received an unexpected advantage after Akhanda 2 got postponed. Several screens originally allotted to Balakrishna’s film were reassigned to Dhurandhar, and with strong Sunday occupancy, show counts surged across cities and towns.
Another interesting phenomenon is unfolding in Mumbai. The film is getting midnight and early morning shows, a privilege usually reserved for major blockbusters like Jawan, Pathaan, Animal, Gangubai Kathiawadi, and Pushpa 2. Dhurandhar has now joined that elite list.
What makes the success even more surprising is the film’s nature. It runs for over three hours, offers almost no commercial entertainment, and is dominated by Pakistan-set sequences with very few Indian locations. Yet Aditya Dhar keeps viewers glued throughout. Akshaye Khanna and Sanjay Dutt are receiving massive appreciation, while Ranveer Singh is being discussed only after their impactful performances.
With minimal competition in the market, Dhurandhar seems headed for a long and strong theatrical run.
Overseas too, the film is performing exceptionally well. It has crossed $2 million, and on Day 3 alone it collected nearly $800K, despite most ticket prices being under $15—a remarkable achievement for a film of this genre.
Chiru–Venky Magic in Ravipudi’s Film

Director Anil Ravipudi is currently helming the wholesome entertainer Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu with Megastar Chiranjeevi, and the film is already riding on strong buzz. The two songs released so far have turned into instant chartbusters, further boosting expectations.
It is well known that Victory Venkatesh is playing a special role in the film. Revealing how that came to be, Ravipudi shared an interesting detail:
“It was Chiranjeevi garu who suggested adding a fun layer at that point in the story. Going by his instinct, I developed Venky’s character. It’s going to be extraordinary.”
He also clarified that Venkatesh’s appearance is not a simple cameo.
“It’s more like an extended cameo. He appears in the last 20 minutes, and those portions will be filled with the energetic madness of Chiranjeevi and Venkatesh together. Seeing them share the frame is pure magic. I feel lucky to be a director of this generation who got the chance to direct both of them in one film.”
Fans of both stars are eagerly waiting for the special dance number featuring Chiranjeevi and Venkatesh, which is expected to be one of the movie’s major highlights.
Produced by Sahu Garapati and Sushmita Konidela, the film is gearing up for a Sankranthi release.
Avatar 3 Buzz Drops Ahead of Release
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When Avatar released in 2009, it took the global box office by storm, smashing records and remaining untouched for years. Riding on that historic success, director James Cameron announced four more installments in the franchise. However, the first sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water, didn’t quite live up to expectations. Though it collected huge numbers thanks to enormous pre-release hype, the content left many viewers underwhelmed.
That disappointment is now reflecting strongly on the franchise. Avatar 3: Fire and Ash is gearing up for release, yet the buzz is surprisingly low. Compared to the frenzy around the first two parts, the response to the third film feels muted. Even with a worldwide December release locked, excitement is barely noticeable.
In India as well, December 19 has been kept completely free for Avatar 3. No major Telugu film has staked a claim on that date. Instead, four movies are crowding the current weekend, and the Christmas slot is also jam-packed. Akhanda 2 is still waiting for clarity. Some film enthusiasts feel that Telugu filmmakers missed an opportunity—one or two films could have easily arrived on December 19. With the current lukewarm buzz, there doesn’t seem to be a strong ‘fear factor’ surrounding Avatar 3. Unless the talk is exceptionally positive, the film may not heavily impact local releases. In the Telugu states especially, it’s uncertain whether this installment can recreate the earlier dominance.
Given the situation, releasing a couple of Telugu films alongside Avatar 3 might not have been risky at all.

















Paresh Rawal Slams Anupama’s Review
Paresh Rawal stirred a major online storm after reacting to Anupama Chopra’s negative review of Dhurandhar. When the critic called the Ranveer Singh starrer “exhausting” and “overly aggressive,” Paresh hit back on X, bluntly asking whether she was “tired of being Miss Irrelevant.”
His sharp remark instantly became the centre of discussion, overshadowing the review itself.
Anupama had described the film as loud, clunky, and filled with extreme nationalism, while also pointing out its lengthy runtime and the use of real-life incidents. However, many viewers strongly disagreed, praising the film’s performances and calling it a gripping, powerful drama.
Paresh Rawal’s unfiltered response only intensified the debate, with social media users taking sides—some supporting the veteran actor, others defending the well-known critic.
Meanwhile, Dhurandhar continued its strong theatrical momentum, posting impressive numbers in its first two days. Despite mixed critical reactions, the film’s box office performance—and Paresh Rawal’s fiery comment—kept it trending across social media.