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Film: Sri Ramarajyam Rating:   3/5   Banner:   Sri Sai Baba Pictures Cast:   Balakrishna, ANR, Nayantara, Srikanth and others Music:   Ilayaraja Cinematographer:   P R K Raju Editor:   G G Krishna Rao Director:   Bapu Producer:   Yalamanchali Sai Babu Release date:   17/11/2011 Nandamuri Balakrishna is back with his favourite genre mythology and this time he has the experienced hand of Bapu and the sentiment of Nayantara. Let us see how the film is Story:   A grand tale, the story begins with Lord Rama (NBK) returning with Seetha (Nayantara) and his army after victory against Ravana. Everyone is happy in Ayodhya and within a short time Seetha becomes pregnant. In one of the routine information gathering from the kingdom, an incident involving washerman Tippadu (Brahmi) reaches the ears of Rama. The people of Ayodhya begin to question the essence of morality in Rama bringing Seetha after she stayed at Ravana’s place for such a long time. With duty mindedness,

The festival of Pongal is considered most crucial and auspicious for many in the Tollywood circuit. Usually, it is the top league heroes who come with their films. While that tradition is still being followed, here is an interesting addition. Another ‘hero’ is also making his foray into this race. He is none other than Sunil and these days, he has graduated from a regular comedian to a hero. Sources say Sunil is arriving with his film ‘Poolarangadu’. Now, the cine folks comment like this “Of course Sunil is a big hero, he gave a hit like ‘Maryada Ramanna’ and though he could not score with ‘KSD Appalaraju’ he still has a star status.” And there are those who said “Agreed he has reached the stage of a hero but trying to compete with films like ‘Nippu’ ‘The Businessman’ ‘Adhinayakudu’ ‘Life Is Beautiful’ ‘Adhinayakudu’ etc is not something of his league. While we appreciate his guts and confidence, let us hope his project doesn’t get sidelined amidst the huge biggies which are co

‎#ROCKSTAR# Film: Rockstar Rating: 2.5/5 Cast: Ranbir Kapoor, Nargis Fakri and Moufid Aziz Music: A R Rehman Director: Imtiaz Ali Release Date: 11/11/11 Here is a film made on the life of a rockstar whose tryst with destiny does not touch your heart. In a grey dull European city, we aren't sure if the frizzy haired, Indo-Persian dressed Rockstar (Ranbir Kapoor) is detained or mugged while he fight backs his detractors to reach the venue to deliver an electrifying performance. In fact, Imtiaz Ali's "Rockstar" is a love story of Janardhan Jakhar (Ranbir Kapoor) and Heer (Nargis Fakhri). Janardhan is a naïve Haryanvi college going buffoon. He is rustic with no confidence in his own talent, but cherishes the dream of becoming a rockstar. With a hairdo and clothes that resemble the fashion of the early 1970s, Janardhan, or JJ as he calls himself, is constantly trying to ape rockstar Jim Morrison and is constantly seeking a formula to become one. His confidants, co

‎#OH MY FRIEND# Rating: 3/5 Banner: Sree Venkateshwara Creations Cast: Siddharth, Shruthi Haasan, Hansika, Navadeep etc Songs: Sirivennela, Chaitanya Krishna BGM: Manisharma Music: Rahul Raj Cinematographer: Vijay K Chakravarthy Editing: Marthand K Venkatesh Producer: Dil Raju Release Date: 11.11.11 It is known that expectations soar high when a film is coming in the combination of Dil Raju and Siddharth due to the historical image of Bommarillu. While it was the relation between father and son that was portrayed in Bommarillu by Bhaskar, now here in Oh My Friend, director Venu Shreeram tried to show the thin line between love and friendship. Let us see how he narrated. Story Chandu (Sidz) and Siri (Shruti) are friends from childhood and they are very close buddies. While Siri is a much planned girl with clarity of thought, Chandu is not interested in studies as he wants to become a rock star. This doesn’t go well with Chandu’s father (Bharani) but he takes it in his stride. T

Year Title Role(s) Director Notes 1979 Needa Child Artist Dr. Dasari Narayana Rao 1983 Poratam Child Artist Kodi Ramakrishna 1987 Sankharavam Child Artist Krishna Ghattamaneni 1988 Bazaar Rowdy Child Artist A. Kodandarami Reddy 1988 Mugguru Kodukulu Child Artist Krishna Ghattamaneni 1989 Gudachari 117 Child Artist Kodi Ramakrishna 1989 Koduku Diddina Kapuram Child Artist Krishna Ghattamaneni Double Role. 1990 Anna Thammudu Child Artist Krishna Ghattamaneni 1990 Bala Chandrudu Child Artist Krishna Ghattamaneni Lead Role. 1999 Raja Kumarudu Raja Kovelamudi Raghavendra Rao Nandi Award for Best Male Debut 2000 Yuvaraju Srinivas YVS Chowdary 2000 Vamsi Vamsi B. Gopal 2001 Murari Murari Krishna Vamsi Nandi Special Jury Award 2002 Takkari Donga Raju Jayanth C. Paranjee Nandi Special Jury Award 2002 Bobby Bobby Sobhan 2003 Okkadu Ajay Varma Gunasekhar Filmfare Best Actor Award (Telugu) 2003 Nijam Seetaram Teja Nandi Award for Best Actor 2004 Naani Naani S. J. Surya 2004 Arjun Arjun Gunasekhar

Naga Chaiatanya was asked in an interview today to say his opinion on portraying super hero role. Without waiting a minute, he answered, “One has to have a legendary star image to perform as super hero. I cannot do it right now. It becomes too early to do that. Only the stars those acquire die hard fans with their years of perseverance only can do super hero roles”. Well, Naga Chaitanya seems to have better understanding on himself than anyone else. He is also so practical in telling the truth that he has to grow big to portray such roles. Despite a star son, he is not in the opinion that he is a Star. He can certainly grow big as star down the line with that consciousness.

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