It is needless to say specifically how the second wave of Covid-19 had been propagating. A few lakh corona cases are being registered every day. Undoubtedly we can say that it has had an adverse impact on Tollywood as well. Many celebrities have already been infected with the corona virus. But very few succumbed to it. In this regard, Tollywood producer CN Rao has recently died of the corona virus related illness.
CN Rao alias Chitti Nageswara Rao has produced and distributed films like Maa Sirimalle in Telugu, Ammanannalekunte, Brahmanandam Drama Company and Uraga in Tamil.
Chitti Nageswara Rao had been the Joint Secretary of the Telugu Film Producers Council and served as a member of the Working Committee of the Telugu Film Chamber of Commerce and also as a member of the Executive Committee of the X Film Federation of India.
With the death of CN Rao, an irreparable loss took place in the Telugu industry. Many directors, producers, actors and well wishes shared their condolences to the family on his sudden loss.
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S. S. Rajamouli’s IMAX Dream for Hyderabad Sparks Buzz
During recent international promotional interviews for the film Varanasi, acclaimed director S. S. Rajamouli made an interesting remark in a lighter vein. He joked that he might stage a protest in front of the IMAX office in Los Angeles, demanding that the company install the world’s largest IMAX screens in Indian cities. Rajamouli also emphasized that audiences love watching grand films on massive screens for the ultimate cinematic experience.
Recently, Preetha Daniel, Vice President of IMAX India, posted a picture of Hyderabad on X with the caption, “Love this city and the food.” Interestingly, he had earlier tweeted about Varanasi as well and even pinned the post for a while.
These developments have now sparked speculation on social media about whether IMAX might be planning something big in Hyderabad—possibly even setting up one of the world’s largest IMAX screens in the city, which would align with Rajamouli’s wish.
The buzz has grown stronger especially after Allu Cinemas grabbed headlines for launching Asia’s largest Dolby screen in Hyderabad. The latest post from the IMAX executive has fueled hopes that the global cinema giant might also be considering a major project in the city.
For now, it remains speculation, and it will be interesting to see if Hyderabad eventually gets one of the world’s largest IMAX screens.
