Mukha Mukhi With Actor Comedian Ali
Naga Babu’s Reaction: This Is Not Right!
As controversy over Naga Babu’s comments against Nandamuri Balakrishna is thickening and Nandamuri fans are seething with anger, the actor had posted a video explaining his version.
Naga Babu said he’s not targeting that person (he didn’t use Balakrishna’s name) for one particular comment against his brother.
That person had made many comments on our brothers Pawan Kalyan and Chiranjeevi on many occasions and no one in the movie industry and the same people who are objecting my comments now had not raised their voice when he did.
Naga Babu points out that six comments made by Balakrishna and he is replying to each comment made by the Nandamuri star. He is posting videos one by one.
“In 2014, Jagan was on his way to win the polls. But this person’s brother-in-law came to my brother Pawan Kalyan’s house and sought his help. Pawan Kalyan had campaigned for TDP then and helped win the party. He did this without contesting a single seat, nor seeking a favour in return. Still, this guy says he didn’t know my brother’s name,” Naga Babu has given strong reply.
Naga Babu also said this is not right and he hinted that he would continue his tirade against Balayya.
Pics: Shama Sikander’s Teasing Act
Model and actress Shama Sikander is not just bold but doesn’t feel shy to hide her curves. After celebrating the New Year in Budapest, this Rajasthan beauty returned to the country and got busy with work.
And she flaunted her voluptuous shapes, that she did for a photo-shoot and shared the picture in her Instagram which is ever popular. Shama is just wearing a panty and is seen pulling her top. She added that nothing changes coming home.
Despite being most admired, Shama has failed to get one big project in Bollywood. Last year she ventured into web-series and even that was unsuccessful. Let’s see what 2019 has in store for Shama.
AIMIM legislator to be Pro-tem Speaker of T Assembly
Hyderabad: Mumtaz Ahmed Khan of the All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) will be the Pro-tem speaker of the newly-elected Telangana Assembly, whose first session will commence on January 17.Mumtaz Ahmed Khan, the senior most member of the Assembly, will take oath as Pro-tem Speaker on January 16.
Governor E.S.L. Narasimhan will administer the oath to Khan, who represents Charminar constituency.Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao said on Saturday that against the background of the landslide victory given by the people to his Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS), it has been decided to commence the Assembly proceedings during the auspicious ‘Uttarayana’ days.
The Assembly session, beginning on ‘Ekadasi’, will continue till January 20.On the first day, the newly elected MLAs will take oath one after another and the programme is likely to continue for about two hours, according to a statement from the Chief Minister’s Office.The same day, the schedule of election to the Speaker will be announced and the nomination process will commence.
The next day, the Speaker’s election will take place. Later, the Speaker will conduct the Business Advisory Council (BAC) meeting which will take a decision on the Governor’s address on the following day.On January 19, the Governor will address the House.The next day the House will introduce motion of thanks to the Governor’s address and adopt the same.
Attack on Jagan: Why is Naidu opposing NIA?
When there was an attempt on the life of YSR Congress party president and leader of opposition Y S Jaganmohan Reddy at Visakhapatnam airport on October 25, Telugu Desam Party president and chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu sought to wash off his hands saying his government had nothing to do with the attack as the incident took place in the airport which is under the security control of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).
Yet, his police took up the investigation on a complaint from the CISF and within hours, the Director General of Police R P Thakur tried to project it as a stage-managed show and a non-serious incident.Naidu went to the extent of saying that he did not mind if any Central agency conducted a probe into the incident, if YSRC leaders were not satisfied with the police probe.
Now, when the state high court ordered that the investigation be handed over to the NIA and the Ministry of Home Affairs did the same, Naidu is crying foul.He says the Centre is trying to interfere into rights of the state, as law and order is a state subject.If that is the case, one wonders why Naidu sought to throw the blame on to the CISF and whether it was not the failure of the law and order machinery.
Ironically, state finance minister Yanamala Ramakrishnudu says handing over the case relating to attack on Jagan to NIA is a part of conspiracy by Jagan and the Central government.“It is nothing but defaming the state government using Jagan as proxy,” he said.If there is no conspiracy behind the knife attack on Jagan, there is nothing for Naidu to be worried so much. The NIA cannot unearth anything new.
The fact that Naidu is opposing the probe itself shows there is something serious in the case. His statements will only show that Naidu is feeling insecure!
Trade Talk: Stage Set For Sankranthi Biggies
Not a single notable film came out on this Friday as there is a huge line up of biggies for Sankranthi. Stage is perfectly set for the massive first releases of the New Year.First volume of NTR biopic is releasing on Wednesday and it will be followed by Rajinikanth’s Petta on Thursday.
Ram Charan’s Vinaya Vidheya Rama will arrive on Friday and Venky-Varun’s F2 will be the last film among the Sankranthi releases.All the above movies are riding on high expectations and have the potential to take the box office by storm.
Although New Year is starting on a strong note, last year hasn’t ended that well. All the straight films that released during last two weekends of December tanked at the box office.Antariksham and Padi Padi Leche Manasu were huge flops. KGF turned out to be a monstrous hit at Telugu box office. It made double the profits on its investment.
