Mega fans are eagerly waiting for the arrival of Sardaar Gabbar Singh and no wonder this movie is getting maximum coverage in all sections of media. With Sardaar hogging the limelight, the other biggie that is also slated for April release is being sidelined by fans as well as the media. We are talking about Allu Arjun’s Sarrainodu that is set for April 22nd release.

Producer of Sarrainodu Allu Aravind is well experienced and knows how to deal with such issues. So he has sketched a plan to promote Sarainodu without getting into the way of Sardaar Gabbar Singh. Sarrainodu audio launch was supposed to be a grand gala event. However Aravind is aware that mega fans wouldn’t be that excited about this event with Sardaar release round the corner.

Therefore Sarrainodu audio will be directly launched into the market without any events. Allu Aravind is planning to conduct audio success event on April 10th as Sardaar Gabbar Singh releases on April 8th. Sardaar’s verdict will be out by then and fans would look forward to another mega movie. This will give much scope for Sarrainodu to draw the attention of fans and the media as well.

Nagarjuna has played variety of roles and experimented with different genres in decades of his career. Films like Shiva, Geethanjali, Hello Brother, Annamayya, Sri Ramadasu, Rajanna, Manam, Sogade Chinni Nayana and most recently Oopiri demonstrate that he hasn’t restricted himself to particular class or genre.

Interestingly, Nagarjuna admits that his role of Hathiram Baba in his next film Om Namo Venkatesaya is going to be toughest task in his career hitherto. For this role which requires him to look lean, Nagarjuna is regularly hitting gym to lose weight.

“We have recognized that there’s no specific image of Baba Hathiram in modern culture. So we have no reference to understand how he dressed or what he looked like when he was around. Getting into the character will be a bigger challenge,” says Nagarjuna. Directed by K Raghavendra Rao, the film Om Namo Venkatesaya will start rolling soon.

Meanwhile, Nagarjuna is basking on the success of Vamsi Paidipally directed Oopiri which is raking record collections at the box office. The Karthi and Tamannah Bhatia co-starrer film is set for another blockbuster for Nagarjuna.

Just as Tollywood film lovers are rejoicing the epic Best Feature Film honour in the 63rd National Awards, 2015 bagged by Baahubali The Beginning, here’s one more news to celebrate.

Kanche, the period love story set in the backdrop of World War II, has won the Best Regional Film Telugu award. Kanche had Varun Tej playing a Telugu soldier fighting the Nazis in Europe and the film strives to bring about a change in the mindsets of people which were deeply rooted in the caste system which is still prevailing in the present day society.

Kanche was directed by Krish and produced by his friend Rajeev Reddy. The film was a huge critical success and it even had a decent box-office run in overseas, while a fairly decent response was given my audiences in Telugu states.

Everyone knows Victory Venkatesh stays away from rumors and gossips. But recently this virus attacked the star actor too. While Venky is busy with ‘Babu Bangaram’ movie making, he was questioned by few producers for which he answered.

Getting into the details, Venky is very famous for acting in remakes. This is a safe game and gives minimum guarantee to distributers. But now Venky is acting only in straight movies. As per the gossips in film industry, it is heard that Venky is working for ‘Two States’ and ‘Sethupathi’ which are hits in Malayalam and Tamil respectively.

Venky responded that he is not remaking any movies and no such movies are coming from Suresh Productions. It is also heard that ‘Baby’ is being remade in Telugu where Venky is to play Akshay Kumar’s role and Rana will play his role. Venky responded to this also and said that this is a rumor and advised people not to believe all this stuff.