By now, most of the Mega fans out there must be conscious of the fact that 'Dhruva' is co-incidentally coming on a day when 'babai' Pawan Kalyan's 'Panjaa' hit the screens five years ago. Another co-incidence is that both the films have been music-directed by a Kollywood talent: Yuvan Shankar Raja, and now Hiphop Tamizha.

Curiously enough, similarities don't end here. Both are technically high-end products, probably ahead of their times in terms of technical output. (Yes, 'Dhruva' is not yet out, but one can make a conjecture going by the trailer). And those associated with 'Dhruva' are seemingly confident that it's coming to change the industry. The jury is still out on this, though.

A bit about number '9'. As KTR himself would say, it's Charan's lucky number, but then what of the actor himself? "I don't have such sentiments," he declares.

Now that 'babu' has said it, the 'babai' co-incidence too shouldn't matter.