“If Rajamouli is heart and brain of Baahubali, producers are skeleton and fans are blood”, says Prabhas, who got excited that his magnum opus just finished 100-day run at Indian box office. Okay, what’s Prabhas then for the film?

Hunk hero Prabhas feels that Rajamouli deserves all the laurels for “Baahubali” success but the simplistic director gives credits to the whole team. “An actor is never bigger than the film’s success. I’m not bigger than Baahubali. It’s the whole team that worked tiresomely for years that spelled this victory. So, I don’t want to walk away with credits”, Prabhas adds.

Though Prabhas became a National Star with this film, he is too modest, saying “I got calls from Amitabh sir and Ranbir Kapoor and I’m happy. But there is long way to achieve to become a national star”. As the film gets ready to be screened on TV on October 24th in Hindi and Telugu, Prabhas says, he’s expecting the film to become blockbuster on television too.

The most awkward, hurting and unusual comedy scene we have seen on comedy king Brahmandam is making him act like a monkey. Director Sreenu Vaitla and writer Kona Venkat are getting serious blasting from the fans of this iconic comedian.

In almost every film since “Dhee”, Vaitla is making best use of Brahmi. All the time, this comedian is considered as second hero of Sreenu Vaitla’s movies. Ditto applies for Kona Venkat too. The writer-director duo have explored the best of Brahmi in “Dookudu” where they made him show different emotions of a human, as our comedian pops up various different emotions on his face while Mahesh Babu talks about them. Developed on similar lines, in “Bruce Lee” they made Brahmi give expressions for various moods of a monkey; unhappy monkey, a monkey suffering from fever, excited monkey, food-less monkey and others.

Does that sound like an avoidable thing? What made Vaitla and Kona write such scene and make Brahmi perform it? On the flip side, Brahmi excelled even in those nonsensical demands of Vaitla and his writer. We wonder how come Ram Charan is staring at this scene rather asking to delete it, for the sake of Brahmandam.

In order to make it to the Dasara holiday release, Ram Charan and the entire Bruce Lee team worked extra shifts until the wee hours to complete the film before time. ​Charan, who played a stuntman in the film, even suffered several injuries and the entire shooting process was quite tiresome for him and his wife Upasana, who could not spend quality time with Charan during the shoot.

Speaking to a national media house, Charan said that he has been thinking about a long holiday along with his wife, who was equally tired as she too was present on the sets of Bruce Lee all through the shoot. “Not just me even my wife Upasana needs a holiday too,” says Charan. However, Charan did not disclose the location of their holiday.

Charan also said that he is cherishing Bruce Lee’s success and that fans have loved his comedy, which he tried out in a large scale for the first time. Cherry also said that he is game for more coedy roles in his future projects. As per the reports, Charan is expected to work on Gautham Menon’s project and Thani Oruvan’s remake in Surender Reddy’s direction simultaneously.