Pavan Kalyan:
symbol of STYLE
ICON of YOUTH
MAN of MASSES
KING of OPENINGS
TSUNAMI of COLLECTIONS
TRENDSETTER
KING of ANDRA
BROTHER of INDRA
happy birthday to power kalyaN
POWER OF POWERSTAR
When a new movie released..
Ntr cinema aithe " talk ela undi ra " ani adugutharu
charan cinema aithe " magadeera range lo unda ani adugutharu "
mahesh cinema aithe " cnma aduthadantava " ani adugutharu
chaitu cinema aithe " acting ela chesadu " ani adugutharu
bunny cinema aithe " dance lu ela chesadu " ani adugutharu
balayya cinema aithe " over action chesada " ani adugutharu
ade pawan cinema aithe
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tickets ela dorikai mama ani adugutharu.
that is power stars power..
Ntr cinema aithe " talk ela undi ra " ani adugutharu
charan cinema aithe " magadeera range lo unda ani adugutharu "
mahesh cinema aithe " cnma aduthadantava " ani adugutharu
chaitu cinema aithe " acting ela chesadu " ani adugutharu
bunny cinema aithe " dance lu ela chesadu " ani adugutharu
balayya cinema aithe " over action chesada " ani adugutharu
ade pawan cinema aithe
.
.
:
^
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tickets ela dorikai mama ani adugutharu.
that is power stars power..
FREE medical and health camp on Megastar’s Birthday
DOIT, an organization established having inspired by our Megastar is back into action with the nobel programs, which it has been doing ever since it started.
Wish to inform you that DOIT and KVR Diagnostic centre combinely conducting “A MEGA FREE MEDICAL AND HEALTH CAMP” on 21st August 2011 as a part of grand celebration of Megastar’s Birthday.
Grand Success of this program would be a real gift to our Megastar on his birthday.
DOIT can never forget your participation in making the earlier programs a grand success and expecting the same support to this Mega Program also.
Anyone who are interested to be volunteer in this program can contact Mr. Ramana ph. 7702234995, Mr.Ganesh (ph no.9951374236) Mr.Shiva 9866364864,Mr.Praksh 9246862678, Mr.Narasimha 9985426232
Details of the program are as follows:
Date: 21.08.2011
Time: 9am to 5pm
VENUE: Dr.KVR Diagnostic Centre
27A, Road No.1 , Film Nagar
Jublihills, Hyderabad
Ph:23541074
Free Tests that are conducted in the camp are as follows:
1. Blood,Sugar and B.P. check-up
2. Eye Check-up
3. Dental Check-up
4. Ear check-up and Audio Metring
5. E.C.G
6. Bone Density Check-up
7. Body Fat Analysis
8. Uric Acid Check-up
9. H.B.Percentage Check-up
10. Free Spectacle for poor people
11. Free Diabetic medicine
All are requested to attend the health camp and make it a grand success.
Ramcharan supports restrictions on non telugu actors by MAA
Ramcharan Tej has supported MAA(Movie Artists Association)’s plan to implement a rule that non telugu speaking artists number should be reduced in telugu movies and local talent should be promoted.
At the moment, nearly eight to 10 actors in the Telugu film industry are from Bollywood, Kollywood and Mollywood.
Actors from other industries are hogging the limelight and the actors’ guild intends to reverse the situation to safeguard the interests of thousands of artistes in Andhra Pradesh.
“We are going to hold talks with producers to hire more Telugu actors since our motto is to safeguard the interests of Telugu artistes,” says actor Sivakrishna, vice-president of the Movie Artistes’ Association (MAA).
“The bone of contention of 600-odd Telugu artistes is that dream merchants are violating the permissible limit of female leads, villains and other key characters and roping in other language actors for even cameo roles. In the process they are depriving hundreds of Telugu artistes,” rues O. Kalyan, ex-chief of the cine workers union.
Ramcharan adds, “I think this rule should have come a long time ago. This will go a long way in promoting and encouraging local talent. As an actor it’s my duty to see this is followed henceforth,” .
But, B-town star Sonu Sood who is also making waves in Tollywood, argues, “It’s an unfair ruling since many actors from the South are working in Bollywood and vice versa. Talent and popularity of a particular actor should be the criteria that counts,” he reasons.
However, Tamil reigning star Karthi, who is making his T-town debut says, “I don’t know much about the ruling but I would abide by any regulation imposed by Tollywood.”
Ace filmmaker Suresh Babu and chief of Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce, whose son RaNa is making inroads in Bollywood, says, “It’s not easy to implement such stipulations. In fact, tinsel world is shrinking and talented actors are showcasing their skills in different languages. Apart from the suitability for the role, sometimes his talent and popularity could add value to a project. Having said that, I agree local talent should be encouraged too.”
At the moment, nearly eight to 10 actors in the Telugu film industry are from Bollywood, Kollywood and Mollywood.
Actors from other industries are hogging the limelight and the actors’ guild intends to reverse the situation to safeguard the interests of thousands of artistes in Andhra Pradesh.
“We are going to hold talks with producers to hire more Telugu actors since our motto is to safeguard the interests of Telugu artistes,” says actor Sivakrishna, vice-president of the Movie Artistes’ Association (MAA).
“The bone of contention of 600-odd Telugu artistes is that dream merchants are violating the permissible limit of female leads, villains and other key characters and roping in other language actors for even cameo roles. In the process they are depriving hundreds of Telugu artistes,” rues O. Kalyan, ex-chief of the cine workers union.
Ramcharan adds, “I think this rule should have come a long time ago. This will go a long way in promoting and encouraging local talent. As an actor it’s my duty to see this is followed henceforth,” .
But, B-town star Sonu Sood who is also making waves in Tollywood, argues, “It’s an unfair ruling since many actors from the South are working in Bollywood and vice versa. Talent and popularity of a particular actor should be the criteria that counts,” he reasons.
However, Tamil reigning star Karthi, who is making his T-town debut says, “I don’t know much about the ruling but I would abide by any regulation imposed by Tollywood.”
Ace filmmaker Suresh Babu and chief of Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce, whose son RaNa is making inroads in Bollywood, says, “It’s not easy to implement such stipulations. In fact, tinsel world is shrinking and talented actors are showcasing their skills in different languages. Apart from the suitability for the role, sometimes his talent and popularity could add value to a project. Having said that, I agree local talent should be encouraged too.”
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