It is going to be tough luck for the debutant Akhil Akkineni at the box office. Andhra Pradesh government had announced the Dussehra holidays from October 12th to 22nd which means Akhil will not have the holiday advantage except for the first day. The first movie of the Akkineni scion will only have the usual advantage of the weekend on its 3rd and fourth day.

On the other side, Gunasekhar’s Rudhrama Devi and Ram Charan’s Bruce Lee will benefit maximum from this holidays. Dussehra is a major festival for Telangana people than Andhra people and so the government there may announce more holidays which may benefit Akhil.

New girl, Sayesha Saighal is romancing Akhil in this film. Mass Masala director VV Vinayak is trying his level best to give a sensational debut to Akhil. Accordingly there expectations and hype are skyrocketing as the movie release nears. Thaman and Anoop Rubens together composed the music.

As the release date draws closer, Mega Power Star Ram Charan is working harder and harder for his Bruce Lee. The shooting of the last song in the film began yesterday and in the evening, after the day’s shoot, Charan is dubbing for the film. He already completed the first half dubbing and the second half work is in progress.

The makers have already booked a slot with the censor on 12th of this month. The last minute post production works are also happening simultaneously. If they could not finish the first copy works by then, they will complete the censor with the rough copy.

Every thing is set for a grand release on October 16th as Dussehra Special. Rakul Preet Singh is romancing Ram Charan for the first time in this film in which he plays a stuntman. Chiranjeevi’s cameo in the movie makes it more rosy. The prerelease business of the film is just extraordinary.

After ruling the worldwide box-office in July and August, India’s biggest motion picture Baahubali is now reigning over several prestigious film festivals across the world. This afternoon, Baahubali was shown at the Busan International Film Festival in Korea. Needless to say, the Koreans loved the film.

The excitement didn’t stop here. Soon after the film’s screening, Rajamouli was surrounded by a large group of Korean and other Asian audiences for autographs and selfiies. Tweeting about his experience, Rajamouli said that the audiences majorly asked him about two questions.

While the first question from the excited audiences was ‘when will the film’s second part release?’ Rajamouli then left his Twitter followers in suspense as he said, ‘you know what is the second question.’ Soon, Jakkanna’s fans started giving out the one question which has been most frequently asked by all those who watched Baahubali, ‘why did Kattappa kill Baahubali?’ Well, looks like even the Koreans are amused with the film’s most mysterious ending.