Of late, eccentric genius Ram Gopal Varma has been frequently targeting the Mega heroes. Recently, RGV unleashed his fury on Ram Charan’s Bruce Lee, followed by Chiru’s cameo. RGV went on to say that Chiru made a huge mistake by acting in Bruce Lee and also by choosing a Tamil film for his most awaited comeback film.

While the Mega camp, like thousands of RGV’s followers, conveniently ignored RGV’s rants, the Mega fans took offence and unleashed their angst. Today, a large group of Mega fans in Vizianagaram and came on to the streets and burned RGV’s effigy and even performed the funeral rituals to RGV’s effigy.

Not stopping here, the angry fans then warned RGV of not to mess with Chiru or his family and even warned him to be prepared for dire consequences  if he continues his loose talk on Megastar, Powerstar and even Ram Charan.

The fans then suggested Varma to concentrate on his films and make them successful instead of resorting to the tricks of targeting the Mega family for cheap publicity. But will RGV even bother to pay heed to these suggestions?

Good thing about fans groups is they involve in charity and other social welfare events. Likewise, Hindupuram MLA and actor Balakrishna’s fans have donated 1 lakh bricks for Amaravathi construction through ‘My Brick, My Amaravathi’. ‘Jai Balayya’ will be written on each brick.

NBK Helping Hands Team, Balakrishna fans and well-wishers will go in a rally and donate the bricks in Amaravathi, once the bricks making completes. “We wish to take part in Andhra Pradesh new capital city Amaravathi construction, so have decided to donate 1 lakh bricks for the cause,” said Balakrishna fans. They also said to work as daily labors for a month days.

So far, 20 lakh bricks were collected through My Brick, My Amaravathi, a portal initiated by AP Govt to amass bricks for the capital city construction. People across the state have reacted positively and took a part in the good initiation. Not just the locals, NRI are also donating for the cause.

Amaravathi inauguration will happen on October 22nd, means on Dasara. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several film as well as political biggies are gracing the ceremony.

In a historic collaboration, two legendary film production houses in Tollywood, Suresh Productions and Prasad Productions, joined hands to come up with Capital Cinemas, a state of the art multiplex in the heartland of the capital region, Vijayawada. This morning, AP CM Chandrababu Naidu formally inaugurated Capital Cinemas, with Victory Venkatesh and Rana Daggubati attending it.

Capital Cinemas features 7 screens equipped with 2D, 3D and 4D film projection systems. All the screens feature 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound, Auro 3D Sound, 4K Projection and stadium-like seating for nearly 2000 viewers at a time in 5 screens.

Apparently, Venkatesh and Rana Daggubati are key stakeholders in Capital Cinemas. While this will be Suresh Productions’ first tryst with film exhibition business, Prasad Productions are already running the popular Prasads IMAX multiplex in Hyderabad for over a decade.