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The ace director Ram Gopal Varma hailing from the city of Hyderabad comes as a boon for the film lovers of the metropolitan city. The Hindi film lovers there can see Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai in flesh and blood when they come tomorrow at nine in P.V.R.Theatre in Hyderabad. This is not the first time the Bachchans are coming to the city. They came for promoting the first part 'Sarkar' when it was released. But at that time only the senior and junior Bachchan came as at that time Aishwarya was still not a member of the first family of Bollywood. Ram Gopal Varma although started his career in Tollywood did not continue there. But does he need to make regional films when now he is known among all Indians as one of the best of film directors in India and he also have a wide fan base in his home state.
'Hyderabad Nawabs' in Telugu
'Hyderabad Nawabs' which was made with Hyderabadi language, a mix of Urdu-Hindi-Telugu, was released in Hyderabad and was running successfully with good collections. The film was directed by Lakshmikanth Chenna and produced by RK on the banner of Utopia Entertainers with Aziz Nasar, Masti Ali, Stuti Mishra and Vandana in the lead. Now, the producer is planning to dub the film in Telugu and would be released through Siri Media Pvt Ltd. in Andhra Pradesh, while the film would be released in Maharashtra through Rajashree Productions. The film would be released as a Diwali gift for the Telugu audiences. The film has a background score by Anil.
'Hello' is the new film from 'Hyderabad Nawabs' director
'Hyderabad Nawabs' was released in Hyderabad first without any publicity and it almost went unnoticed for some time. Suddenly it gained popularity and became a sensational hit. The director of that film Lakshmikanth Chenna is planning another film to be produced by noted editor Kola Bhaskar. Ravikrishna of '7/G Brindavan Colony'-fame, who was the son of noted producer AM Ratnam, is playing the hero in the movie. The film was titled 'Hello'. After Lakshmikanth Chenna became a successful director with his debut film, several offers poured in. However, he did not take a drastic step and prepared a good script before going to sets for his next movie. In the backdrop of giving a flop in their second film by several young directors, one had to wait and watch whether Lakshmikanth Chenna could come out of this sentiment or not.
Hyderabad Metro Starting Date, Work status and Route Map - Latest Updates
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Hyderabad to host Indiasoft in Feb
The 17th edition of Indiasoft, the global networking event for the Information Technology companies, will be held here on Feb 13-14, 2017, a Telanagana government official said on Friday. As many as 500 international buyers from 75 countries and 250 Indian exporters will participate in this exhibition. State Information Technology, Electronics and Communications Secretary Jayesh Ranjan told reporters here that it is the unique business opportunity for Indian exporters to interact with international buyers for forging business alliances and strategic global networking. He said the event offer exclusive platform for the IT companies to forge new business collaborations, joint ventures and strategic alliances to strengthen their market position, adding it would be the largest gathering of Indian IT companies and international buyers under one roof. Presently the US followed by Britain are the largest markets for Indian IT firms, but this is the time to think about the rest of the markets and grab the opportunities, said Ranjan. The Indian firms may explore opportunities in Latin America, Africa and Middle East. An International research group, consisting of members from various countries will also participate in this event. Stating that Hyderabad is a key hub of IT industries, Ranjan pointed out that the city is presently has Rs 60,000 crore IT exports. Noting the Telangana government aims to double the present IT exports in next five years, he said that to encourage emerging IT enterprises, small and medium firms and start-ups, 50 percent subsidy will be provided by the state government to participate in Indiasoft. Electronic and Computer Software Export Promotion Council Executive Director D.K. Sareen said that the event will facilitate competitively-priced IT solutions for the IT industries by offering wide range of software solutions.
‘Love Hyderabad’ Sculpture Spoiled With Spit Stains, Foot-marks
Love Hyderabad, city's latest selfie spot at the Tank Bund continues to be defaced with foot-marks, spit stains and scribbles on the typographic structure. The particular place is witnessing traffic snarl as there’s a heavy rush at the Love Hyderabad structure. We will be holding a meeting soon to rectify the problem Janardhan Reddy, GHMC commissioner Central Zone DCP Joel Davis said that they are keeping a check on the structure during routine patrolling. Meanwhile, GHMC said that it will soon post guards at the structure from further vandalism. "The particular place is witnessing traffic snarl as there's a heavy rush at the Love Hyderabad structure. We will be holding a meeting soon to rectify the problem," said Janardhan Reddy, GHMC commissioner. The sculpture was inaugurated by Municipal Administration minister K T Rama Rao on November 25 and said that it would be an added attraction to the city. Tourists would take a selfie at the sculpture and it would turn out to be a landmark at the lake, he added.