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The Telugu film industry is in the habit of releasing films season-wise. Especially most of the films would be released either during Sankranthi or Dasara. However, in Tamil Nadu preference would be given to Diwali. It seems the Telugu industry is following in the footsteps of the Tamil Nadu as almost four films are hitting the screen as Diwali gifts. 'Aadhi Lakshmi' directed by Suresh Varma with Srikanth, Naveen Vadde and Sridevi is being released as a mass entertainer. Lyricist Kulasekhar turned a director and made 'Premalekha Raasaa..' with Venkat Mallidi and Anjali as the lead pair. Another film 'Raaraju' is getting ready for Diwali release with GVG Raju as producer and family films director Udayashankar wielding the megaphone with action hero Gopichand, Meera Jasmine and Ankitha in the lead. Besides these three films, another film 'Maya Bazaar' directed by Indraganti Mohanakrishna with Bhoomika and Raja playing the lead is also slated for release. In addition two more films are also likely to be released during the season. In fact some of these films are supposed to be released during the Dasara festivities, but were postponed and are ready for release as part of Diwali and Ramzan celebrations.
Four adorns Diwali
This Diwali, a line up of four movies is all geared up to foray in to the race for the box office. The movies include Keka, Hero, Blade Babji and Kasipatnam Choodarababu. Casting all new faces, after a gap of two years director Teja is making the film 'Keka' on Chitram Movies banner. The film is releasing on 23rd of this month. Nithin, Bhavana in the lead, introducing director GV Sudhakar Nadu, Manyam Ramesh is producing 'Hero' on Manyam Entertainments banner. This film is releasing on 24th Oct. Naresh, Sayali Bhagath as hero and heroine, in the direction of 'LeelaMahal Centre' fame DeviPrasad, Muthyala SatyaKumar is producing 'Blade Babji' on Satya Movies banner. The film is getting ready for a release on 24th this month. In the direction of Maddirala, a pupil of director Vamsi, is making 'Kasipatnam Chudarababu' with VijayAnand in the lead role. The film is going to be released on 24th Oct. Out of these four films Teja's 'Keka' & Nithin-GV Sudhakar Naidu's 'Hero' have generated a lot of expectations among the spectators. Teja has directed 'Keka' after a gap of two years; secondly, it portrays Teja mark of love story; these are the main reasons for expectations that had been created on 'Keka'. In case of 'Hero', it is the stylish film after 'Sye' for Nithin; next Nithin & Bhavana are pitted together for the first time; further GV Sudhakar an experienced actor has turned towards direction with this film; finally Manyam Entertainments is producing this film; all these reasons have raised the expectations on this film. To know who is going to make it big at box office, we have to wait for four more days. It is for sure that this diwali is being adorned with all these anticipated flicks.
Four-in-a-row for Madhavan
Adlabs, the film production arm of reliance, will churn out four movies in a row with Madhavan. Adlabs ventured to production in Kollywood with 'Kireedam' starring Ajith and Trisha. Currently the corporate firm is producing 'Yavarum Nalam', a movie starring Madhavan and Neethu Chandra, directed by Vikram. Meanwhile Adlabs have signed an agreement with Madhavan to do three movies and details will be made known soon. Saurabh Verma of Adlabs had expressed his happiness at their association with Madhavan. 'He is a thorough professional and is a dedicated film man', he said.
Four Indians among ‘America’s Coolest Young Entrepreneurs’
Four Indian Americans figure in Inc. magazine’s list of “30 Under 30: America’s Coolest Young Entrepreneurs” who are “building unique brands, making money along the way and changing the way we do business”. Some, like Naveen Sevadurai, 28, who co-founded Foursquare, run one of the hottest tech startups in the world, while others run companies just now getting noticed, says the monthly US business magazine. Three other Indian Americans in the list are Vikas Reddy, 26, who co-founded technology start-up ‘Occipital’, Sachin Agarwal, 30, of San Francisco-based start up ‘Posterous’ and 22-year old Stanford graduate Ooshma Garg, who found job finding site ‘Anapata’. “For them, building a business is not a lone pursuit, but rather an extension of their social lives,” says Inc. “In fact, if there’s one thing that stands out about this year’s coolest young entrepreneurs, it’s that their generational fascination with all things social extends deeply into their entrepreneurial zeitgeist,” it says. “Simply put, they are growing their companies by building communities,” the magazine says of the 49 on the list. Selvadurai’s company which has raised $20 million in venture capital recently “has already found two primary revenue streams: big brands such as Starbucks and The New York Times sponsor content, while local businesses use the app to offer deals to lure in nearby users.” Posterous co-founded by Agarwal with Garry Tan takes all the fuss out of posting content online. “Their concept for Posterous is decidedly simple: E-mail, its founders believe, is the gateway for sharing information-text, photos, and videos-online.” Reddy and Jeffrey Powers co-founded Occipital, a technology start-up that has developed RedLaser, a best-selling iPhone app that lets users scan barcodes. Since debuting in May 2009, RedLaser has been downloaded more than two million times, making it one of the most popular paid-iPhone apps in the market. The company recently sold RedLaser to eBay and used the proceeds from the deal to hire three engineers who are now working on “developing more cool products”. Garg named her Palo Alto start-up Anapata after a Swahili word that means “find, attain, and achieve.” Garg charges law firms an annual subscription fee of between $2,500 and $20,000 for access to her database of job seekers, which she collects by partnering with student organizations such as the Latino Pre-Law Society and the Black Law Students Association.
Four die in attack near Afghan NATO base
Four security guards died Monday as suicide bombers targeted a fuel depot for NATO-led forces close to one of Afghanistan's biggest bases, where thousands of foreign troops are stationed. The attack happened at a facility belonging to logistics company Supreme, near the sprawling Kandahar airfield, which acts as a hub for troop operations across south Afghanistan, the Taliban's heartland and focus of the war. The police commander for southern Afghanistan, General Salem Ihsas, said four Afghan guards working for a private security firm were killed in the assault, which happened at around 9:00 pm (1630 GMT). He said eight other guards -- three from Nepal and five from Afghanistan -- were also wounded. Taliban spokesman Qari Yousuf Ahmadi said the militant group was behind the attack in a telephone call from an undisclosed location. (AFP)
Four Kids Get Burns After Old Petrol Tanker Explodes In Meerut, Mob Ransacks Vehicles
A scrap dealer trying to cut the metallic body of an old petrol tanker with oxy-acytelene gas cutter caused a blast followed by a fire engulfing three other tankers on Tuesday evening, causing severe burn injuries to four children. A local mob in Sadar Bazar's Maccheran locality then went on a wild spree, stoning the tankers and a JCB machine. The mob also stoned a Fire brigade vehicle and a police jeep as both police and fire brigade arrived late on the spot. The mob ransacked the house of the scrap trader Umar Daraz and damaged his vehicle and JCB machine. A large contingent of police arrived to contol the situation. All the four injured children Faizal, Shariq, Somiyan, Arif have been admitted to P L Sharma District Hospital here. The fire caused damage to three other tankers in the vicinity.