Shruthi Reddy, the gorgeous young diva, who is also a highly scholastic, is an aspirant of becoming a goo actress in the future. This ravishing beauty was ealier seen in Telugu movies such as Neeku Naaku Dash Dash(Special appearance in song ‘Boys Boys’), People’s War(Opposite Srihari), Jagan, Writer and tamil films Jaihind2 (London Based Student), Oru Oorla Rendu Raja (Cameo), Aavi Kumar (Guest Appearance)

Shruti Reddy was born in a Telugu speaking family in Kadapa. She dreamt of joining Indian Air Force due to influence ofPatriotism from her education. Though her father supported the decision, her mother was strictly against it and asked Shruti to take up Engineering. Shruti Completed her graduation Bachelor of Technology in the stream of Information technologyfrom Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology, Hyderabad. Though she was placed in HCL through campus placements in college, she left the job and went onto pursue MBA in Finance & Marketing from SRM B School,SRM University, Chennai as she believed that she would do better in sales & marketing than as a software engineer due to her good communication skills and English fluency.

Shruti learnt Bharatanatyam in childhood and actively participated in cultural activities since school days. She stood first in the dance competition of the cultural fest ‘AAROHAN’ held by STED (Society for Triggering Engineers Development) conducted among all JNTU affiliated colleges in 2011. While pursuing her final year engineering, she was asked to walk ramp for a fashion designer in ABN Andhra Jyothi’s channel which was her first ever modelling assignment.

Later she participated in some fashion events like Miss North India 2011 and Won Miss Catwalk in it which made her to think over acting career. She enrolled herself for a full time diploma course in Anupam Kher’s acting school, Actor Prepares, Mumbai and holds an acting diploma from the same. Also, walked the ramp as “Show Stopper for MEBAZ @ Hyderabad International Fashion Week 2011.

With five hits in a row, director Maruthi is one of the hottest and in-demand directors in Tollywood. Starting from his debut film Ee Rojullo, all of Maruthi’s films till the latest Bhale Bhale Magadivoy have been huge money-spinners at the box-office. In fact, Bhale Bhale Magadivoy earned more than 3 times its investment for its producers and distributors.

To make this success even more memorable for Maruthi, BBM’s producers Vamsi and Pramod gifted him a brand new Jaguar car this morning. Tweeting about these special moments, Maruthi turned emotional and said, “I jus got new jaguar….it’s a poor persons achievement…my journey starts on a second hand atlas cycle to new jaguar…till nw…” the director also thanked his producers and those who supported him.

While Maruthi’s transformation from being a nobody to becoming the most successful director is highly inspiring, there is also a striking transformation in his films. Maruthi started out with films that had sleazy content and he was branded as a ‘boothu director’.

With a class film like Bhale Bhale Magadivoy’s sensational success, Maruthi has now entered the big league and even wiped off the ‘boothu’ tag.

Kalatapaswi K Viswanadh’s alleged comments on Megastar Chiranjeevi are doing rounds on net. According to these reports, K Viswanadh said, ” Chiranjeevi lost his glory as a mass hero. He does not deserve for ‘Megastar’ title. As such he needs to prove himself again with his 150th movie with a different subject but not with a mass entertainer.”

Hearing above cooked up story on K Viswanadh’s interview, some of the film lovers started questioning K Viswanadh with strange and silly arguments. They said Amitab Bachchan should also lose his superstar title as Khan trio and Hrithik are ruling Bollywood with record breaking films and similarly late NTR had also no such charisma as a hero when he shared screen space with Mohan Babu for a multi-starrer ‘Major Chandrakanth’ and could not break previous industry hit’s records and flop movie ‘Srinadha Kavi Sarvabhouma’ with no such big openings. Finally, they are posing silly questions to KV if he accepts ‘Kalatapaswi’ title even today in spite of not doing films now.

However, those viewers, who watched the complete interview of K Viswanadh in HM TV, are complaining that the legendary director’s comments on Chiranjeevi were completely twisted by a CBN channel and the news was spread by some people without checking the facts right. In HM TV’s interview KV said, ” Ever since Chiranjeevi entered politics, he turned out to be a matured man and it is not fair for him acting in mass films as he had done those movies long ago.

As a fan of his I wish he should play such kind of roles, they should be ever remembered.”Having watched the interview a film lover said, “Here both Viswanadh and the people who believed in the gossips should not be blamed. The people, who twisted the news shall be blamed.

Long ago, senior Superstars Nagarjuna and Venkatesh were approached by then top filmmakers for the remake of South Indian top director Manirathnam’s blockbuster film ‘Agninakshatram’ in Telugu. However, their attempts did not get materialized and eventually, ‘Agninakshatram’ was dubbed as ‘Gharshana’ in Telugu and turned out to be a big hit.

Thereafter, every now and then, some of the big producers endeavoured to rope in these top heroes in their prestigious projects but their attempts have gone futile. And now, these senior handsome heroes are all set to cheer their fans sharing the screen space for a movie. However, this is not a multi-starrer film that the duo enacts for.

This is for the sake of Naga Chaitanya’s upcoming crazy project Malayalam blockbuster ‘Premam’s remake, Nagarjuna and Venkatesh will be seen together on silver screen. As per inside buzz, both Nagarjuna and Venkatesh will be seen in guest roles in this romantic entertainer to be directed by Chandu Mondeti. With this development the project gets a sudden leap in hype and pre release business offers maybe escalated considerably.

Popular comedian from Kollywood, Vivek’s son Prasanna Kumar has died on Thursday, 29 October.The death has come as a shock to his fans, friends and the family.Prasanna Kumar, 13, was suffering from dengue and had brain fever. He was being treated at SRM Institutes for Medical Science at Vadapalani, Chennai. But he did not respond to the treatment and died.

Prasanna Kumar is survived by his father Vivek, mother Arulselvi and sisters Amritha Nandini and Tejaswini. He was known to be good at playing the keyboard.

On 22nd October on the occasion of Vijaya Dasami, popular TV channel MAA TV had telecast the India’s biggest blockbuster Baahubali. There was an unprecedented craze among the fans and family viewers who stuck themselves to their TV sets to watch the first ever TV premiere of Baahubali. Many though that Baahubali would break all the existing TRPs by a big margin, just like it did with respect to box-office collection.

However, Baahubali registered only 21.84 TRP rating points. While these numbers are indeed good, Baahubali’s TRPs could not beat Nagarjuna’s Sri Rama Dasu, which was aired on Sri Ramanavami and clocked a whopping 24 points. Even more surprising revelation is that Baahubali did not even beat Rajamouli’s Magadheera, which stands second with 22.7 points.

While Baahubali finds its comfort in the third position, many are attributing the lukewarm show to the insanely countless ads which were aired during the film’s telecast. Most excited viewers who were patiently watching the film started losing the interest quickly and some even took to social media to complain about it.

That said, MAA TV, which bought the satellite rights of Baahubali for a never heard before amount, apparently struck gold by earning a huge revenue through ads and even more revenue will be generated with the film’s successive telecasts.

Who else other Ram Gopal Varma understands the value of sound in effectual presentation of a film. He is a setter of new benchmarks in Indian cinema when it comes to innovative ways of sound recording. For example, ‘Shiva, Deyyam’ still remain as elementary learning classes for amateur sound recording engineers. In total contrast, Rgv is planning to go for a silent (mookie) movie with Raj Tharun as hero.

‘I am working on this concept of a silent film and finally cracked a crime comedy script starring Raj Tharun as hero. This will be a multi lingual project to release in many languages. Along with Raj Tharun, there will be many artists from multiple film industries to work on this project. As there is no language to the film, we can have a widest release in as many states,’ Rgv enumerated the idea.

From the times of 1913 starting with ‘Raja Harischandra’ or 1921 released ‘Bheeshma Pratigna’ to ‘Pushpaka Vimanam’ released some 30 years back, there are experiments done on silent movie without any sound. All of them are today reckoned as biggest technical experiments and Rgv is on the same path to glorify the importance of silence with this untitled flick.