Ever since Chiru’s most awaited comeback film Auto Johnny was shelved and the recent legal tangle with actor-producer Sachiin Joshi, ‘blockbuster’ producer Bandla Ganesh has been lying low on the production front.

But if the ongoing buzz is to be taken seriously, Bandla Ganesh has already started moving his pawns towards a biggie. Apparently, Bandla Ganesh has placed his kerchief on Superstar Rajinikanth’s Kabali’s Telugu rights by quoting a staggering amount.

Being a Rajinikanth starrer, naturally there has been a huge hype around Kabali among the fans and trade circles and the film will have a record shattering release after the Tamil Nadu general elections in May.

Bandla Ganesh recently made headlines after grabbing the Telugu rights of Lawrence’s upcoming film, Bhairava.

Gone are the days when our films teach ethics in the end. Now the days are for films with grandeur, graphics and of course good content

Days have changed and audience prefer to watch films with granduer, graphics and thrilling content mostly, than to watch films that teach ethics in the end. But few films are able to give a message and been getting into minds of audience. One such film in recent past is Srimanthudu with a plot revolving around Village adoption.

It must be an overwhelming news for Mahesh babu fans, as the movie Srimanthudu is included as a lesson for students of 10th class in their syllabus on the concept of village adoption system. Koratala Siva directed the movie as a commercial entertainer with much needed message in it. The movie collected big and stood in the second place after Baahubali in highest collections.

Finding a place in record books is a proud moment for an actor and his filmmaker, but a place in text book means much more than that! Not just Srimanthudu, but Baahubali too has a similar proud moment when VIT civil engineering professors designed examination questions about Baahubali The Beginning climax scene and precisely about the optimum structural stability design to ensure safety of the actors.