Pawan Kalyan’s star power needs no introduction and for more than ten years, he has been trying his best to do everything to enthrall his fans. I am certainly not one among them and I have no qualms accepting this fact. Except for Jalsa, I can’t think of a single film that I liked from [...]
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Pilla Zamindar sticks to the thumb rule in Telugu cinema – The hero shall never lose. Despite the predictable end, it’s the journey which is more important in such cases and Pilla Zamindar packs in the right dose of entertainment and sentiment. Directed by Ashok G, the film narrates the story about a guy who [...]
Raja Vannemreddy’s latest film Teluguammayi aims too high for what its worth. The motive behind the story is to showcase what a woman can achieve if she fights against the atrocities committed on hundreds of women across the state. Yet, the film, despite all its ambitious effort, comes nowhere close to the impact it strives [...]
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She sizzled in Kingfisher Calendar twice in recent years and has been part of ad campaigns of Pantaloons, Mahindra Xylo, Levis  and Titan. Now, she’s all set to make her debut in Pawan Kalyan’s upcoming film Panjaa in Telugu. Anjali Lavania talks about her life, modeling and her career ahead. A part of this interview appeared [...]
October 10. It’s S S Rajamouli’s birthday and suddenly I realize that it’s been more than two years since I met him first. Ever since he made his debut as a director, he’s been one of the few filmmakers whom I have always admired irrespective of the films he has made. He makes movies that [...]
Oosaravelli, starring NTR and Tamannaah, is so violent that it stands the risk of being misinterpreted as loud and pointless. However, behind this veil of violence lies a tale of a young woman who seeks the help of a guy to avenge her family’s murders. Directed by Surender Reddy, the film, which is inspired from [...]
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