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Charan Locks For Chiru, Pawan B’Day
Ram Charan’s upcoming film Dhruva directed by Surender Reddy is fast progressing with its shoot, since they didn’t left much time to meet the release date deadline of October 7th. Charan is playing a cop in the action thriller film produced by Allu Aravind under Geetha Arts Banner.It is learnt that, the makers have plans to release first look teaser on August 22nd, which happens to be megastar Chiranjeevi’s birthday. The film’s audio is said to be launched for Power Star Pawan Kalyan’s birthday falls on September 2nd.
Dhruva result is crucial for Ram Charan whose last few films were debacles at box office. In order to rejoice mega fans, they have planned teaser and audio launch events on Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan birthdays respectively. In fact, Charan is maintaining healthy relationship with Pawan and had announced to work for a film under his babai’s production house.
Ram Charan is romancing Rakul Preet Singh in Dhruva that has Aravind Swamy in negative role and Navdeep in a crucial role as a cop. Music for this film is composed by Hiphop Tamizha who scored for the original version Thani Oruvan. Obviously Pawan Kalyan will be invited for Dhruva audio launch, will he make his presence for the function?
Is This Title For Prabhas-Sujith Film
UV Creations Banner has registered a title ‘Radha Prema Katha’ with Film Chamber. Seems like, this title is for Prabhas’s next film with Run Raja Run fame director Sujeeth under the production house.If this news is true, then Prabhas name will most probably be Radha in the film. It may be mentioned here that, Radha was the title for Venkatesh and Maruthi’s shelved project supposed to be produced by DVV Danayya. Now, Venky and Maruthi are working for Babu Bangaram which is in final stages of production.
Prabhas will play a cop in this film that will go on sets later this year. Sujeeth has prepared a full-fledged entertaining script which will be high on action. Script works have been completed recently. Rumored to be made on a budget of 80 to 90 crores, Prabhas is needed to lose weight to look thin and fit in the film.
Amy Jackson is being considered for female lead and the film will have space for another heroine. The film to be produced by Pramod Uppalapati and ramod Reddy will officially be launched in November. More details are awaited.Interim, Prabhas is busy shooting for Baahubali: The Conclusion war sequences which come during climax. The Rajamouli directorial is expected to be wrapped up by October and the makers have already locked the release date to April 14, 2017.
Facebook offers end to end encryption option in Messenger
Social media giant Facebook has said that it has begun offering an option to encrypt messages – a way to have secret conversations with other users – to some of 900 million users of Messenger, its messaging app.The end-to-end encryption is a system that allows only the communicating users to read the messages. The upgrade will prohibit even Facebook from reading users’ conversation.“We want people to be able to use Messenger for every conversation that they want to have,” The Wall Street Journal quoted Tony Leach, product manager for Facebook Messenger as saying.
“In some cases, these are really fun and casual things like sending emojis to one another. In other cases, these are really serious conversations where you need an extra layer of security,” Leach added.Facebook introduced end-to-end encryption to one billion users of WhatsApp messaging app in April.Leach said encrypting Messenger is a tougher challenge than WhatsApp because the service is widely used via browsers on personal computers, as well as on smartphones.
While on WhatsApp, the end-to-end encryption is turned on by default, with Messenger users will have to turn on the feature, which hasn’t gone down well with a few.Christopher Soghoian, a principal technologist with the American Civil Liberties Union, wrote in a Twitter post that “opt-in encryption favours educated users who have the time to learn about obscure security settings”.
Meanwhile, Matthew Green, an assistant professor of computer science at Johns Hopkins University, who was invited by Facebook to review its end-to-end encryption effort, said he would like to see the feature turned on by default but agreed that this would be a challenge.“It is really hard to get an encrypted messaging app that has all the features that Facebook wants to work on the web and on multiple devices,” Green noted.Facebook said end-to-end encryption would not immediately be available on Messenger for group conversations, chatbots, payments or videos.
