Balayya
as Durga Prasad
The
name of the character of Balayya in the film Balaji Arts is Durga Prasad.
He is playing the ardent devotee of Goddess Durga in that film. Few
of the vital shots of the film were taken at the famous temple of Ahobilam.
Balayya has done nerve-wrecking feats on the helicopter amidst the thousands
of people who came to watch the shooting. That risky shot includes of
Balayya jumping from a Helicopter flying 200 feet above ground level
using a rope. For the first time in the history of APSRTC (Andhra Pradesh
State Road Transport Corporation), special busses were plied for a movie
shooting on public. G Ram Prasad is directing this film in the B Gopal
style. This project has become cynosure of all the movies under production.
Balayya is paired up with Simran and Reema Sen. Raghuvaram and Vasu
are playing villains. Chinni Krishna is providing story. This film is
expected to be titled as 'Durga Prasad' and is slated for the released
on 21st of December.
Allu
Arjun makes his debut
A lanky guy moves his body gracefully for a racy popular English chart
buster in the film Daddy. That dance lasted for a couple of minutes
and caused great amount of interest among the audience. As that guy
does his dance, the Chiru appreciates his dances with a longing affection
in his eyes. One would wonder why that lad is given so much of footage
in the film. Later on, it is learnt that this dancer is none but, Allu
Arjun. He is the one of three sons of the master producer Allu Arvind.
There were certain rumors spread at the cinema hall on the 'first day
first show' that Pawan Kalyan made a special appearance in the film
Daddy. But ultimately, the surprise package of the film Daddy turned
out to be the Allu Arjun.
Ramoji's
Sitara completes 25 years
Ramoji Rao's Sitara has completed 25 years of successful existence in
the field of Telugu film journalism. Sitara is the most popular and
reliable telugu film magazine. The morals and ethics followed by Sitara
are worth mentioning. It constituted 'Sitara Awards' in the year of
1980 and presented the awards for the best films, artists and technicians
for the next two years. They have stopped the awards in 1982, as Ramoji
group entered into film production. Idlebrain.com congratulates Sri
Atluri Rama Rao, the editor of Sitara for achieving such a rare feat!
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