This morning, Ram Charan’s Bruce Lee Tamil version Bruce Lee 2 had its audio launch in Chennai in a glittering starry affair. All the who’s who of Kollywood graced the event. Even the film’s team, heroine Rakul, director Sreenu Vaitla and writer Kona Venkat attended the event.

However, Ram Charan’s absence at the event was a huge disappointment for his Tamil fans. When probed further, it was learnt that Cherry was supposed to attend the event but missed his flight in the last minute as e was dubbing for Bruce Lee till 5 am.

This led to a series of amusing discussions among Cherry’s fans and his detractors. While several anti-fans were seen mocking saying that how come Charan, co-owner of Trujet Airways, miss his flight when he owns a flight company?

Couldn’t the company arrange a special flight for him so he can attend such an important event? Was yet another argument by the gossipmongers. To this, Cherry’s fans gave a fitting retort saying that Charan will soon meet Tamil fans in a separate promotional event before the film’s release on 16th October.

Film industry is a place where it takes no time for sparks to erupt between like-minded opposite sexes. In yet another example, a young Tollywood couple, a female producer and a debut director, are getting married soon. The couple first made an acclaimed short film together, which got some decent success at film festivals.

Soon, they went on to make a feature film which was released this summer and was appreciated for its refreshing content. In the process, the couple fell in love with each other and what started off as friendship slowly blossomed into deep love, which will soon be converted into marriage.

The boy belongs to a respectable doctors’ family in town while the girl comes from an affluent film family. Inside buzz is that both the families are positive about their marriage and the couple is looking for the right date for their engagement and the marriage.

Earlier when Gunasekhar complained that Jr NTR asked him to work the script in favour of ‘Gona Ganna Reddy’ such that the history of Rudhrama will be commercially viable, everyone felt like how come Junior wanted history in his favour.

If we reckon now after looking at Rudhramadevi in theatres, it sounds like Junior NTR’s idea would have worked well.

While the total film is etched to project the greatness of Rudhrama, suddenly Gona Ganna Reddy performed by Allu Arjun walked away with all honours. With Bunny’s dialogues sounding more engaged, he drew whistles and claps from audiences. All said and done, even his character neither had a proper establishment, nor any fine projection in terms of script and screenplay.

If Gunasekhar has reworked on Jr NTR’s suggestion, then that film would have become a proper commercial film, though it deviates away from Rudramadevi’s history. That said, even Gunasekhar highlighted the character of Gona in a mainstream Rudrama’s movie, thereby indirectly depending on him.