NTR Kathanayakudu not only left its buyers in huge losses, but also the makers have suffered losses for acquiring the theatrical rights of the film.

We reported earlier that one of the producers of Sai Korrapati lost Rs. 8 crore in the areas that he released the film.

Even director Krish had a share in Guntur distribution rights it seems. He bagged the Guntur distribution rights for Rs. 6 crore and has given fifty percent share in it to another distributor.

NTR Kathanayakudu suffered Rs. 3 crore loss in Guntur, which means Krish lost Rs. 1.5 crore on his investment.

Producer and director usually bags the rights of their movie when they have immense confidence in the project.

Krish and Sai Korrapati bagging distribution rights clearly shows their confidence in the product. However, the film has let them down like many others who had lost huge money in it.

Luckily, all the buyers of NTR Kathanayakudu got to release the second part of biopic for free.

Can Krish and Sai recover their losses with NTR Mahanayakudu?

Soon after the release of ‘Geetha Govindam’, director Parasuram was flooded with many tempting offers.

Some producers even offered him the remuneration above Rs 12 Cr but he didn’t take them up as Allu Aravind asked him to wait.

Allu Aravind promised him that he’d provide him big star’s dates. Parasuram thought that Allu Arjun may give him the chance immediately.

Allu Arjun has already begun working on his look for director Trivikram’s movie that will be launched shortly.

Parasuram is hoping that Bunny may allot dates for him from June. But he is yet to get clarity on this front as well.

According to our sources, Bunny and Allu Aravind have not given any clarity to Parasuram till now.

If Allu Arjun don’t give him dates this year, Parasuram will be left with limited choices. Although Mahesh Babu has promised him an offer, he will have to work with Sukumar and Sandeep Vanga first.

Ram Charan and NTR will not be available till the second half of 2020.

So, Parasuram’s position is back to square one.

Tollywood filmmakers are eagerly awaiting the release of “Lover’s Day”, Kerala’s sensational beauty Priya Prakash Varrier’s maiden film.

The film is releasing on Feb 14 in Telugu states. Priya Prakash made sensation with her wink act and became heartthrob for the youngsters.

Telugu filmmakers want to see her acting skills in her first film. They also keen to gauge her popularity now before signing her for films in Telugu.

Many Telugu film directors and producers approached her to find out the availability of her dates when she came to Hyderabad to promote the film. But they have not given her any advance payment.

Priya Varrier may soon be signing up a big Telugu film but everything will be known after the result of “Lover’s Day”.

Young hero Nikhil was shocked to see his latest flick Mudra getting listed in the online ticket booking portals. The culprits behind this have even used the title logo of Mudra which irked Nikhil and the makers.

Mudra title has now been changed as Arjun Suravaram. It’s his character name in the film where he plays the role of an investigative journalist who undertakes a burning social issue.

Fresh poster of Arjun Suravaram has been unveiled where Nikhil defining his character can be seen capturing something from a running car.

TN Santosh is helming the film which is done with shooting part. The post-production works are underway.

Arjun Suravaram is all set for grand release on March 29th in summer.

1) F2: F2 has had another fantastic weekend at the box office. Other producers are boosting F2’s profits by not releasing any notable films.

F2 dominated the weekend with superb shares across Telugu states. The film is now eyeing at Rs. 80 crore (distributor share) finish, which looks almost certain at this point.

2) Mr. Majnu: Akhil’s romantic drama suffered huge fall in collections during week days and couldn’t see notable rise in the second weekend.

The film is a failure with more than thirty percent losses for its buyers. The team woke up late and toured the theaters playing Mr. Majnu, but it was already late by then.

3) Manikarnika: Manikarnika has been steady at the box office so far. It is neither sensational nor dull, but has maintained a steady graph all through.

The controversies surrounding direction credits have shown little impact on its collections. Telugu version of Manikarnika did better in this weekend compared to its first weekend.

4) Uri – The Surgical Strike: Uri is unstoppable at the Indian and overseas box office as well. The film has registered Non-Baahubali 2 highest fourth weekend collections in India, which is a testimony to its success.

5) Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Toh Aisa Laga: The unusual romance in ELKDTAL has been receiving good reviews from all corners, but the collections remained average throughout the first weekend.