Revamping the existing set of hot heroines, directors and producers of Telugu film industry are right now introducing various new girls. Akhil’s debut heroine Sayesha Saigal looked like a big bet but she’s somehow out of race post the disastrous show of the film. Here comes two other hot sweets with spiciness laced all over, who are looking like tough competitors for our starlets.

Disha Patani happens to be a hot and happening model in Mumbai, whose bikini photoshoots and holiday trips are more popular along with her hot looks. She landed in Puri Jagan’s “Loafer” where she is also unveiling her dancing skills opposite Varun Tej.

Already hot charms of his tempting lady took Film Nagar virally. When that sweet news about Patani is spreading, here comes a girl whose lip kisses and hugs are widely talked about. She’s none other than Palak Lalwani, who is sparkling opposite Naga Shaurya in Abbayitho Ammayi movie.

Her smoking hot looks in trailers of the film have generated enough buzz already. These two hotties are expected to prove their mettle with debut flick, provided which they will be rolling out a red carpet themselves for a lucrative career in Tollywood.

With few more days left for release of Kona Venkat and Nikhil’s combination ‘Sankarabharanam’ to hit the screens on 3rd of next month, the team is geared up for aggressive promotions. One such publicity technique to be unveiled today is the release of ‘Sankarabharanam’ theme song.

As informed by Nikhil on social networking, this song will be launched at 6 PM today through media channels. In fact the song would have been released by now but due to last minute delays and Kona’s plan to rope in a star celebrity for releasing this song led to postponement. ‘I sincerely apologize for the delay but u will be pleasantly surprised to know who the celebrity is. Thanks for your patience. It will be worth the wait,’ Nikhil wrote.

In no time, Kona broke the suspense built by Nikhil as the name of celebrity is none other than Naga Chaitanya who is going to unveil the theme song. As we do know, Chaitu is playing the main lead in Kona’s production venture ‘Sahasam Swaasaga Saagipo,’ so this is a double pronged strategy from Kona using Chaitu for Nikhil movie.

Till yesterday, there is decent coverage on Konidela Niharika’s film entry with ‘Okka Manasu’ in direction of Rama Raju of ‘Mallela Theeramlo Sirimalle Puvvu’ fame with Nag Shourya as hero. Now, the sweet romantic entertainer with wonderful music is going to have added star cast attraction in the form of Prakash Raj. Yes, latest reports suggest that Prakash Raj is going to play a key character in movie.

Rama Raju etches his pivotal characterizations very well. His picking of Prakash Raj clearly means that the role will be very strong. As per some reports, he is playing father to Naga Shourya or say, uncle to Niharika in the plot. The project is launched two days ago while regular shooting is likely to begin in December.

Meanwhile, Niharika might continue his career as a host for popular dance show which is of course her brief innings on small screen. She also has sufficient knowledge of acting in short films. So, all this would help her to shine in feature films.

Crazy Fans do not expect any exceptional heroism out of their heroes. Mere strength in dialogues and correct rendering of punches can solve major problem for directors while executing the project. These days, star heroes are focusing heavily on getting their lines right and are putting the stress on dialogues writers to come up with safe one liners. In fact, this has become a trend of sorts which every hero is following.

While Nandamuri heroes have their fort in mouthing extremely powerful dialogues, Mega heroes and especially Pawan Kalyan is familiar to honk simplest of dialogues in his stylish modulation which could shriek the theaters. Best of his films like ‘Gabbar Singh’ or ‘Aththarintiki Daaredi’ stood as solid hits just because of strength in dialogues.

Apparently, Pawan’s upcoming ‘Sardaar Gabbar Singh’ is also reported to have been equipped with simple and striking dialogues which are sure to woo the Fans. Director Bobby himself being a good writer in association with Kona Venkat and team, ‘Sardaar’ is given a special care on writing section. Siddhappa… Idee Matter.

It was prior to the release of ‘1-Nenokkadine’. The movie was hyped more than like anything. Prince Mahesh was promoted as the highest paid actor of Tollywood with the remuneration package of Rs.18 crores. And the movie was publicized as a Rs.70 crores project. Naturally, buyers acquired the rights of the movie paying abnormal prices on the project. However, the end result of the movie turned out to be a dud and made the buyers incurring heavy losses. The movie managed to collect a full run share of Rs.29.19 crores then. Co-incidentally, Mahesh and Murugadoss’ new movie also reminds the situation which had prevailed before release of ‘1-Nenokkadine’. The movie is being publicized as a Rs.110 crores project. Moreover, Mahesh is being projected as the highest paid actor of Tollwwood with Rs.23 crores remuneration. Surely, this hype on the movie will definitely make buyers investing record prices to acquire the movie’s rights.

Of late, the trend of movie making is completely changed. Every filmmaker comes up with cost cutting measures. Heroes are also doing their best to minimize the investments of the producer. We have also heard Young Tiger NTR did his best in cost cutting of his upcoming venture ‘Naannaku Prematho’. Likewise, if heroes like Pawan Kalyan encourage artificial hype to promote themselves, we could listen abnormal remuneration deals of those superstars.

However, it doesn’t mean big heroes movies are made with shoestring budgets. The budget of a film should be accordingly to its genre and market range of a hero. If the movie is made as a sci-fi thriller or with fantasy elements, the movie has a wider span to reach places. In that case, the movie can be bankrolled with huge amounts. All in all, heroes like Mahesh should be cautious promoting their movies keeping the welfare of the makers in mind.