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Sharing the news that Lenin has grossed Rs 61 Cr worldwide on the first weekend, producer S Naga Vamsi today informed the audience that every single stakeholder associated with the project has started making profits.
The ending of Kalki 2898 AD left some viewers unhappy when the dystopian epic fantasy action comedy was released in 2023.
In the trailer for Srinivasa Mangapuram, the violence inflicted by the hero (debutant Jai Krishna Ghattamaneni) on the baddies is brutal.
Nikhil Siddhartha has opened up about the status of his three upcoming movies.
Nandamuri Balakrishna's younger daughter, Tejeswini, has danced to the hit song Saranga Dariya from the film Love Story.
The team behind Maa Inti Bangaaram is elated as their latest offering is thriving on the back of its solidly engaging content.
Today, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N.
A powerful political drama is shaping up in Telugu cinema with a major casting update.
During a recent interview to promote her film Lenin, Bhagyashri Borse was asked about her co-stars.
Actor Jagapathi Babu has revealed that young women frequently approach him with romantic interest.
"The story of Transfer Trimurthulu starts slowly, but once the central conflict unfolds, it becomes compelling. The climax is especially remarkable, with an outcome that is difficult to predict," says actor-producer Naveen Vadde, talking about his upcoming release. Set to be released in theatres on June 19, Transfer Trimurthulu engages the audience from start to end. The film, co-starring Raashi Singh and others, is in safe territory on commercial front, with Zee5 lapping up OTT rights.
The musical movie of Singeetam Srinivasa Rao is all set to unfold on the silver screen soon. Sing Geetham, produced by Nag Ashwin under Vyjayanthi Movies and Swapna Cinema, is releasing worldwide on June 11. Ahead of the grand release, music director Devi Sri Prasad interacted with the media and shared his insights about the unique cinematic experience.
With Peddi hitting theaters worldwide on June 4, and special premieres lined up for June 3, director Buchi Babu Sana is a mix of excitement and anticipation. The film stars Ram Charan and is produced by Venkata Satish Kilaru under Vridhi Cinemas, with presentations by Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar Writings. In a candid press interaction, the director shares his journey of making this massive sports drama. "When Ram Charan garu mentioned that I would become one of India's top five directors, I felt it was simply a reflection of his affection and appreciation," the second-time director says. Asking the families to watch the movie collectively, he describes Peddi as a "highly emotional, highly commercial, and very entertaining" outing. "What Peddi learns from the sport and what the sport gives him is something everyone will connect with," he shares.
Singeetam Srinivasa Rao is considered a master of innovative cinema. Old-timers know him for thinking up some of the most path-breaking ideas. He is back with a project titled Sing Geetham at the age of 94. Backed by Nag Ashwin, Vyjayanthi Movies, and Swapna Cinema, this experimental film features Ayaan, Ahilya Bamroo, Shalini Kondepudi, Thulasi PA, Benarjee, Sivanarayana, and Agu Stanley in different roles. With music by Devi Sri Prasad and a unique narrative style, the film is gearing up for a grand theatrical release on June 11. Actress Shalini Kondepudi sat down to discuss her incredible experience working on this one-of-a-kind musical venture. Jayamma Panchayathi (Suma Kanakala's movie), Shubham (produced by Samantha Ruth Prabhu), and My Dear Donga are among her previous movies. Before entering films, she worked in radio, advertising, and content creation. She later founded a Hyderabad-based advertising agency and transitioned into acting and screenwriting.
"Out of the nearly 100 films I have done post-Legend, only a handful of characters remain memorable. Appalasuri from Peddi is one of them. Once it hits screens, he is easily taking the #1 spot," says actor Jagapathi Babu, talking about his role in the June 4th release. In this interview, the senior actor elaborates on his character in the pan-Indian movie.
Celebrated cinematographer R. Rathnavelu discusses his meticulous visual design for the upcoming sports drama Peddi, his enduring collaborations with top industry talent, and the rigorous craft behind capturing Ram Charan’s intense performance. The film will head to theatres on June 4.
Actor Manoj Manchu today met with the media for a candid conversation. He opened up about his new social initiative, Aikya Dhairya Sena Samithi. He also shared updates on his upcoming movie projects (particularly David Reddy), business ventures, and personal insights. Here is the interaction structured entirely in direct speech.
With Peddi gearing up for a grand worldwide theatrical release on June 4, producer Venkata Satish Kilaru shares his insights, experiences, and absolute confidence in the film during an exclusive press meet. Under the Vriddhi Cinemas banner, in association with Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar Writings, this Buchi Babu Sana directorial has already closed its pre-release business deals successfully. Here is the full conversation with the producer as he reflects on his journey, the dedication of the team, and what makes this film an unforgettable theatrical experience.
Action choreographer Nabakanth has rapidly climbed the ranks in Telugu cinema, moving from an assistant role to the mastermind behind some of the most anticipated stunt sequences in Peddi. Fresh off his work on the Pushpa franchise, he sits down to discuss his latest and most demanding project yet.
Production designer Avinash Kolla opens up about the massive scale of Ram Charan's Peddi, which is scheduled to hit the cinemas on June 4. In this conversation, he discusses the challenges of recreating 1980s Vizianagaram and his collaborative journey with director Buchi Babu. "Peddi is a one-of-its-kind film. Sukumar sir mentioned that Charan’s performance here will surpass Rangasthalam, and that is purely due to the strength of the writing. By the time the movie ends, you will have traveled so deeply with his journey that you will leave the theater with tears in your eyes," Kolla says.
About Tollywood
Tollywood refers to the Telugu language film industry. The name derives the concept from Hollywood.Tollywood is based in the state of Andhra Pradesh in southern India. The major Tollywood studios are located in Hyderabad, AP. Tollywood is the largest producer of films in India. In average Tollywood produces between 200 and 250 Telugu movies a year.
Popular movies tend to open during the three festive seasons of the region: Sankranthi, Summer, and Dushera. The Telugu film industry accounts for 1% of the gross domestic product of Andhra Pradesh. Telugu films enjoy significant patronage in the neighboring southern States like Tamil Nadu, Karnataka.
The first Telugu film Bhishma Pratigna was made in 1922 by R.S. Prakash. The first Telugu talkie Bhakta Prahlada, was released in 1931.
Andhra Pradesh is the state having more than 2700 theaters, where Hyderabad alone consists of 150 theatres. It is arguably the state having the largest number of theaters.
For young heroines, waiting for a break in Bollywood - telugu movies are good place to begin with and are considered a gateway. This is because Tollywood is the biggest regional movie market in India and the work there is closely monitored by the big names in Hindi film industry who are on the lookout for storylines to remake and fresh talent be it actors or technicians.