Mahesh Fans @ turn Timid for 'Dammu'
Big hits of ‘Dookudu’ and ‘Businessman’ have put mahesh babu in best forms of his career so far. Analysts feel that, this could be the life turning phase for Prince which could take him to stardom of a Super Star like his dad. But, the must and should clause is his right selection of stories and directors.
Meanwhile, we have emotionally specialized director Srikant Addala and wonderful producer Dil Raju teaming with Mahesh for ‘Seethamma Vaakitlo Sirimalle Chettu’ which has got enough reasons to become the biggest blockbuster and in parallel will be Sukumar’s untitled flick.
Then starts the problem which is teasing Fans of Mahesh is about ‘Ruler’ in the direction of Boyapati Srinu. Ever since the song of ‘Ruler’ became popular from ‘Dammu,’ soon this Mahesh’s ‘Ruler’ project started to hit the headlines on the banner of producer Burugupalli Siva Rama Krishna. Looking at the drawbacks in script and in-convincing narration of Boayapti for ‘Dammu,’ now many of Prince Fans turned timid, expressing doubts on the exact feasibility of ‘Ruler.’ For sure, one can’t visualize mahesh babu in a character like NTR in ‘Dammu’ or Balayya in ‘Simha’ which are of course the strong zones for Boyapati. Well, time will decide whether mahesh babu will go for it or not?
Gabbar Singh @ Song Mismatches Hype!?
Our creative film makers generally prefer an outdoor location for a song that we actually feel like they'll shoot indoor or in Telugu nativity. One of the top hits of 'Gabbar Singh' album is experiencing this 'nativity' shuffle. Pilla Pilla' song from GS remains to be the height of mass for its saucy lyrics and foot tapping 'dappu' beats. Director Harish Shankar opted to film this song in Europe locales, rather doing it in a studio amidst native village back drop. Critics are feeling that a song with high expectations and poor filming will leave negative impact on audiences.
However, fans are ruling out this theory as Pawan Kalyan is famous for filming mass songs in foreign locales. They are asking to check 'Hey pill ne peru lovely..' song from Tammudu to know the mass power of their hero in foreign backdrop. Wait and see whether GS song holds expectations are not!
RamCharan @ Congratulates Jr NTR for Dammu!
Zarine Khan @ bags ‘Partner 2’
It’s officially confirmed that Bollywood actor Zarine Khan who marked her Bollywood debut opposite Salman Khan in ‘Veer’ would now again share screen space with him for David Dhawan’s comedy flick ‘Partner 2’ that would be a sequel to his 2007 hit.
While the original featured Salman, Govinda, Lara Dutta and Katrina Kaif, the sequel would only see the two male leads reprising the role as Zarine and Kingfisher model Angela Johnson have replaced the two female leads in upcoming sequel.
Initially, Dhawan was keen to cast Katrina as one of female lead for the film but as she was pretty busy with her impending projects lying in her kitty, she decline the offer.
The film is certainly going to roll by 2013 as Salman is busy shooting for his home production ‘Dabangg 2’ as well as Zarine is even shooting for her first Tamil flick ‘Karikalan’ opposite superstar Vikram.
D fears for @ Gabbar Singh!
NTR's Dammu is a prime example for over hype turning into the biggest disadvantage for the movie. This film was overly hyped by the makers and they didn't try to lower the expectations at all. Audiences and fans expected this film to be a great visual treat, but Dammu was average at best. Had this film released with a minimum expectations, the response would have been different.
Racha was released amidst nil expectations and turned out to be an average fare. Audiences were more than pleased with that and made the film a blockbuster. The next big release Gabbar Singh is riding on high expectations like Dammu. So the film should live up to the expectations to satisfy the viewers. Or else Gabbar too will have to suffer the consequences of over hype.
Frustrated @ Young actor takes huge risk
Sharwanand failed to prove himself as a crowd puller and out of this frustration, the actor took a big decision. He is turning a producer this year. He is launching his production house Sharvaa Arts very soon. Sharwanand will be producing films that suit his taste. He believes that films like Prasthanam and Andari Bandhuvaya failed due to proper promotion from the producers.
With Journey success he learnt a lesson that publicity can take a good movie to the audiences and eventually be successful. So Sharwanand decided to invest in films and wants to promote himself. This is a huge risk that any actor could take, that too when the chips are down. Let's hope Sharwa's risk pays off and earn him rich dividends.
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