NTR “Bhadhshah” Censor Report Details…!

The most awaited film of NTR is ‘Baadshah’ will undergo its censor certification work on March 29th. Currently on April 5th the film is under post production and producer Bandla Ganesh is making arrangements for a massive release. The film is expected to be a stylish comedy entertainer.

NTR and Kajal Aggarwal will be seen as the lead pair in this film. Sreenu Vaitla is the director and S.S. Thaman has composed the music. ‘Baadshah’ has been produced with a massive budget and the pre-release business has been extremely strong.

 

Lakshmi Rai Hot Photos….!

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Spicy Varalakshmi To Sizzle In Tollywood…!

Currently Mumbai imports are domination Tollywood with their strong glamorous aura and here comes this Tamil beauty to give them a shock.

Tamil hero Sarath Kumar’s daughter Varalakshmi is a young sensation in Sambar land at the moment. Her natural performances in a couple of movies and that red-hot glamour quotient she is throwing at audience are getting huge applause. Though Varalakshmi was expected to hit Tollywood long back, she is now getting ready to make her Telugu debut with Allari Naresh’s upcoming flick. Her role is said to be a performance oriented one with a full dose of glamour.

New comer Sai Kishore, who earlier worked in the direction department of Sreenu Vytla will be directing Naresh and Varalakshmi. Stay connected for more updates.

Nani’s “Paisa” audio launch details

Hero Nani’s upcoming movie under the direction of creative director Krishna Vamsi is Paisa. The movie is nearing completion and the movie is gearing up for a summer release. Catherine Tresa and Sidhika are playing the female lead roles.

Now the latest reports doing rounds that the makers of Nani’s Paisa are planning to launch the audio of the movie on April 11th, on the day of Ugadi. Venu details are yet to be revealed. Nani is playing a role named Pra’Cash’.

Ramesh Puppala is producing the movie under Yellow Flowers banner and Sai Karthik has composed the music. First look of the movie was released few weeks back and it got good response.

Pavan’s Voice Over for Ram Charan “Yevadu” Movie

Telugu films have slowly got into the trend of having voice overs from top stars. These voice overs not only pump up the audience but also give additional boost for the film. Hence, the makers are approaching the star heroes to lend their voice for their ambitious projects.

A couple of days ago news broke out that Superstar Mahesh Babu is lending his voice for Young tiger Jr NTR’s ‘Baadshah’ and it is learnt that Mahesh has already recorded his lines for a duration of 2 minutes for the film on Friday. Earlier, Mahesh has lent his voice for Pawan Kalyan’s ‘Jalsa’ and the film has become a super hit.

And here’s something interesting. If the buzz has to be believed Powerstar Pawan Kalyan is going to render his voice for Mega Powerstar Ram Charan’s ‘Yevadu’.

Sources say Pawan’s narration is going to be in a different style unlike the regular formats. ‘Yevadu’ also has Stylishstar Allu Arjun playing a crucial cameo in the film and with Pawan’s addition, the news is going to triple the excitement of mega fans. Let’s keep your fingers crossed till we get an official confirmation.

“Swami Ra Ra” Movie Review – Decent Watch

‘Happy Day’s fame Nikhil who has been working his way up the ladder has teamed up with Colors Swathi for a new entertainer with a new team. Whether it was good enough, let us see

Story
Surya (Nikhil) is a pickpocket and he works with his gang (Pooja, Chanti) like a professional. One incident gets Surya to come across Swathi (Swathi) an innocent and cute girl and he falls in love with her. But Swathi doesn’t know Surya’s background.

Meanwhile, an idol which gets stolen from Padmanabhaswamy temple in Kerala changes hands and finally lands in the hands of Surya. This is being chased by the notorious Shankar (Ravi Babu).

How that idol came to Surya and what happens after that forms the rest of the story.

Performances:
Nikhil gave a contained performance and unlike his previous flicks where he goes overboard with his body language trying to be a mass hero, he played very sensibly and showed maturity.

Swathi is cute as usual and though her role was subdued she ensured that she made her presence felt wherever possible. She also entertained with her trade mark punches leaving audiences on the roads of laughs.

Pooja is there in almost all scenes and she has sex appeal written all over her face and body. She has done a decent job in acting and if she can plan her moves carefully she can groom her career.

Chanti did his bit as required, Ravi Babu was adequate, Praveen was up to the mark, Jeeva was standard; Bhanu Avirineni (one of the ace film publicity designers ‘Anil and Bhanu’) was a surprise package. He has revealed an actor in him so he can do more onscreen; Jogi Brothers were very brief but good. Others contributed effectively.

Highlights

• Screenplay
• Artist performances
• Background score
• Cinematography
• Concept

Drawbacks:

• Clichéd Pre-Climax
• Slow pace in few scenes

Analysis
‘Swamy Rara’ reminds the following films to the audience:

• Kshana Kshanam (money factor)
• Anaganaga oka Roju (pre climax confusion in dog house)
• Govinda Govinda (divine idol factor)
• Donga-Donga (chasing sequences)

The talk about a new era of filmmakers entering Tollywood has been on and true to that, there have been a series of debut attempts happening. But most of them have been focusing only on hitting marks at the box office and not hesitating to use any form of adulterated content and ‘Boothu’ formulae. However, it looks like there are those men who have a passion for the craft and believe that good content will always get good quantity of audience.

This director seems to belong to that school. Right from the first scene to the end of the film, he has done his homework properly and his visualization of the story, the shot division, scene composition and extracting performance from the actors has been very professional.

Most importantly, the entire film has been shot in and around Hyderabad which only goes to show how he has budgeted the film in an optimum manner. This is what we call a true wave of new age filmmaker. Ideally, the plot is serious but the director had the ability to depict it with less burden and more entertainment.

This light hearted approach was well supported by the technicians especially the music department and cinematography. The film takes off pleasantly and as it progresses it gets the audience involved into it.

The interval bang was interesting and the second half faltered in the pace but it picked up at many places. This film has shown that if one can think of a good subject, associate with a good team and project it with right eye for sharp and subtle narration then the product is going to be fruitful.

Bottomline: Sensibly narrated entertaining tale