Hyderabad: He is one of the few directors who mesmerize everyone with his creative ideas. He hasn’t made many films in his career so far but has made some unforgettable classics already.

He keeps on switching between the genres and shows immense command over any genre. Even the top directors feel jealous of talent. However, even the creative minds will have some or the other weakness. This director too has one.

As per grapevine, this director is a big drunkard. He continuously drinks from evening till midnight. He will have discussions with his direction department during this time.

But he forgets most of it by the morning and comes up with newer ideas for the same scenes that were finalized last night. His direction department has to make immediate arrangements as per the changed scene.

He will get irritated and walks off the sets if anyone tries to argue with him. Any scene that he conceives will be very impressive that there won’t be any negative impact on the output.

People close to him say that he can be the number one director in India if he gets over his drinking addiction.

Countdown for the release of “Krishnagaadi Veera Prema Gaadha” has begun, yet there is no promotional blitzkrieg from the team.

The film is releasing worldwide on 12th Feb. Nani who generally promotes his movies aggressively has not commenced any promotional activity yet for this movie.

Is Nani thinking that the audiences would flock the screens automatically to his movies now post the blockbuster of “Bhale Bhale Magadivoy”? Nani underwent through a lean phase before the release of BBM and now he is having great stardom.

There are comments that if he thinks that he has become big star and doesn’t promote he might face similar problems he had seen before BBM. Hope Nani realizes this fast.

“Krishnagaadi Veera Prema Gaadha” is directed by Hanu Raghavapudi and the trailer has created huge positive buzz around the movie. 14 Reels Entertainment is producing the film.

Mumbai: The man showed glimpse of his sharp temper a when he slapped one of his bodyguards in public view. On Thursday night, the actor caught up with Preity Zinta and Sussanne Khan for a quiet dinner at a restaurant in Khar.

After the meal, the trio happily posed for shutterbugs. When Salman was dropping the ladies to their car, he was mobbed by persistent photographers.

An onlooker tells us that his bodyguard got a little aggressive with the lensmen, which didn’t go down well with the superstar. He turned around and allegedly slapped the bodyguard.

One photographer, who was trying to get shots of this entire fiasco, too got a earful from Salman.

Sallu continued with his plans for the night and walked his way to the residence of one of his friends that was just a few blocks away . Luckily this drama ended on a quiet note.

It wasn’t blown out of proportion like the debacle during a song launch from Kick at a Bandra nightclub, after which the paparazzi had boycotted him for a few months.

‘Tanu Monne Vellipoyindi’ was the 25th film as director for Senior Vamsi. In a career spanning over three decades, Vamsi has done only 25 films when his contemporaries were making 3 to 4 films a year.

However, with classics like ‘Sitara’, ‘Anveshana’, ‘Ladies Tailor’, ‘April 1 Vidula’, ‘Kanakamahalaksmi Recording Dance Troupe’, ‘Avunu Valliddaru Ishtapaddaru’ etc, he is one of the few directors who can bring the masses to the theatre on the strength of his name alone.

Nevertheless, times have changed and ‘Tanu Monne Vellipoyindi’ was in the cans for nearly two years for want of buyers. The title of the film was changed to ‘Vennelo Hay Hay’ but it has had no perceptible change in terms of attracting buyers.

This week, the film had a silent release and there are newspaper ads being given out by the makers declaring it as the first super hit movie with family sentiment in 2016.

Only then have people realized that the movie was released. Fans of Vamsi are now scouring the theatres list to watch his magic once again on screen.