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This is one of the truism of life. Once a particular style clicks, the immediate urge is to provide something on similar lines. So on that score, you can't exactly find fault with E V V Satyanarayana. The success of Kita kitalu, especially in town and rural centers, has given a new hope for him to make a sequel of sorts.Kitha kithalu, with Naresh in the lead, had the travails of a lean man married to a plumpy woman. The movie, with plenty of one-liners and non-stop gags, had the audience rolling in the aisles with laughter. Sources say Satyanarayana is contemplating a sequel which looks at the story from another angle. That is, a heavy man married to a thin woman. This will also be another laugh riot. E V V wants to cast Naresh again in the lead. The young man has to add more meat to meet his dad's requirements. Stay tuned for more details.
Success to be celebrated
Ranam has given more impetus to Gopichand's career. Naturally the success of the movie is being celebrated with much fanfare. Among others, Venkatesh, Ramanaidu and Dasari Narayana Rao would be present on the 100th celebration of Ranam and it would be held on June 4. The movie, directed by Amma Rajasekhar, finished 50 days in 114 centers and 100 days in 24 centres. Produced Pokuri Babu Rao, Ranam's celebration of its success is expected to be a huge one.
Success matters more than talent: Harish Shankar
Filmmaker Harish Shankar, who awaits the release of forthcoming Telugu film "Subramanyam for Sale", believes no matter how talented one is, it's the success that really counts when it comes to cinema. "The industry rides on success, so talent really doesn't matter. What really matters is whether you're able to deliver a hit film," Harish told. Returning with "Subramanyam for Sale", which releases on Thursday, after the failure of "Ramayya Vasatavayya", Harish has realised what a flop could do one's career. "Flops can have an adverse effect. The failure of 'Ramayyaa...' came as a big blow, but I learnt so much about life from the whole experience. I think failure teaches you more about so many things than success," he said. Talking about "Subramanyama...", he said it's a love story with all the necessary ingredients of a commercial outing. The film features Sai Dharam Tej, Regina Cassandra and Adah Sharma in lead roles.
Successful director Rajamouli turns anchor
Tollywood’s most successful director Rajamouli turns anchor for HMTV. He is going to be anchor for ‘Come on India’ program in HMTV. The program will be screened from September 9. Rajamouli tweeted; “Am anchoring a program called “come on India” making Bharat mahaan for HMTV. I think the airing is from sept. 9th. Pls watch and suggest.” The program ‘Come on India’ shows the patriotic spirit and various extensions that explore various personalities in correlation with India.
Celebrating Success
Devadasu has been a surprising musical success of this year. The movie is close to completing 100 days in 40 centers. And naturally YVS Chowdary, the film's director and producer, wants to hit the town with the celebration. Chowdary has decided to celebrate the century day on 1st May. The Labor Day would be just the appropriate occasion for it. As Devadasu itself was YVS's love's labor. The musical love story starred Ram and Ileana in the leads.
Trimming success
Godavari is already nominated as a box-office winner this season. The quaint, quiet love story is doing very well especially in the urban centers. But that has not prevented the movie's maker to cut the length of the film after its release. Over five minutes of scenes have been trimmed to speed up the movie.