The upcoming Pawan Kalyan-Trivikram Srinivas film has been titled Agnathavasi, with the subtitle Prince in Exile.

In a way, the title gives away the plot of the film — that Pawan hails from a royal family, but lives like a common man away from home.

Notably, after Attarintiki Daredi, this is the actor’s second larger-than-life film. And director Trivikram, known for his hard-hitting dialogues, has definitely penned some interesting lines for him, perhaps taking into consideration the actor’s political career.

“Apart from the regular Trivikram punchy dialogues, there are also some thought-provoking lines that suit the actor perfectly and people will also relate it to his political career,” says a source.

Both Pawan Kalyan’s fanbase and Allu Arjun’s fans are at loggerheads and waging a social media war ever since the comments made by the Stylish Hero have hurt them.

Attending the audio launch of “Oka Manasu”, Bunny got irritated by the shouting Pawan Kalyan fans who are demanding every mega hero to speak about Pawan Kalyan and said “Cheppanu Brother” in frustration. Later he continued to stand by his words at other audio releases of him as well.

These incidents led to an exchange of cuss words and comments in bad taste between fans of the stars. Though they belong to the same family, somehow Pawan Kalyan fans took this seriously and tried to malign Allu Arjun’s image as possible as they could. Later everything got cooled down.

After a year, when everyone has almost forgotten the incident and the Twitter backlash, other day’s Pawan Kalyan speech about his silence during Praja Rajyam days has ignited the sparks, in some section of fans. With Pawan saying Allu Arvind looked at him only as a hero but not as a person with a social conscience and equated him with Allu Arjun and Ram Charan, fans are now taking pot shots at Allu batch yet again.

Though it may not snowball into a major fight on twitter as both the fanbases are not so active politically, some detractors are said to be trying to project Pawan’s words at Allu Arjun’s fans and provoke them.

Hope everyone maintains their calm and moves on, as PRP is no more existing neither Allu Arvind is in any political party now and the whole incident narrated by Pawan Kalyan got nothing to do with Allu Arjun!!

Do you really need a Godfather in Film Industry? Maybe you need one, because without any guidance when it comes to picking stories and signing various directors, definitely it will be like paddling through rough waters.

Though the likes of Chiranjeevi, Raviteja and Nani have come up on their own, without any such Godfather here, for the present generation star kids, one is essential. Especially for heroes like Sai Dharam Tej, who went on to star in back to back disasters like Winner, Thikka and Jawaan, a Godfather is needed.

Even for other heroes from mega family, there are some guides who could help to choose right script. Chiranjeevi is helping Ram Charan both in script selection and at editing table as well. Allu Arvind’s advice is always present for Allu Arjun in both story selection and budgeting. For Varun Tej and Niharika, Nagababu is doing a good job. For youngster Sirish, Bunny himself is taking care of. But who is taking care of Sai Dharam Tej?

Actually many felt that Pawan Kalyan will look after him, but provided with the busy schedule the Janasena President has, it isn’t possible at any angle. So who do this mega menalladu will bank on for advice? Otherwise, without guidance, he seems to be picking bad scripts and odd directors.

When it comes to other star kids, Krishna look after Mahesh’s projects in the initial days, Suresh Babu is standing tall behind Rana; Nagarjuna is taking a good supervision of Akhil and Naga Chaitanya’s films, while Jr NTR’s early career was taken care by unsung people like Kodali Nani and Vallabhaneni Vamsi.

And those who need some sort of Godfather in the industry are Nara Rohit, Sudheer Babu and others too.

Mass and action director Boyapati Srinu’s Jaya Janaki Nayaka starring Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas, Rakul Preet Singh in main leads released August in this year took small screen by storm. The romantic action film had a special TV premiere last Sunday registered a massive 14.6 TRP highest in recent times on Star MAA.

Wholesome family entertainers with romance, action mix always have high chances to win the small screen. Same happened with JJN because the film has not only got Boyapati brand action but also strong artists and matured romance along with hit musical album by Devi Sri Prasad.

Produced by Miriyala Ravinder Reddy on Dwaraka Creations banner, JJN saw a moderate success in theaters raking career highest figures for Bellamkonda young hero.

Naga Shaurya’s Chalo has been making some noise for a while. While the film was originally planned for Dec release, there are many others who joined the race later pushing Shaurya to think again.

In fact, Naga Shaurya is one among the first persons who announced plans to release his film Chalo in December. But Akhil’s Hello, Nani’s Middle Class Abbayi and Allu Sirish’s Okka Kshanam have joined the race, leaving Shaurya to change his mind.

Since Chalo is Shaurya’s home production (produced by Ira Creations) and marks the launch of his parents as producers, Shaurya wants to have a proper release with as many as theatres and hence deferred his film’s release.

While it is still buzzed that Shaurya’s Chalo will come in December, it is reliably learnt that the film has been postponed to February 2nd. A formal announcement on the film’s postponement is likely to be made soon. The postponement of Chalo is certainly a wise move by Shaurya.