For Cherry, Ra-Cha is most prestigious

In an industry where prestige matters more than money for a section of superstars belonging to particular film families, it is natural that Charan, who hails from the Chiru camp that hasn't had a good time at the BO for quite long now, seems to view Ra-Cha as the most important film. This is despite the fact that he has a film with VV Vinayak and another with Vamsi Paidipally (Yevado). Why?

Hunt on for a new face opposite Ram

It is known that Ram has a film lined up with Bommarillu Bhaskar. The film was officially launched today. It was yesterday that Ram announced on Twitter that the makers may cast a new heroine opposite him if they find a suitable girl. Ram added that the industry needs new faces. . "TFI needs more girls. What say people?" asks Ram.

Akshara Gowd is not Mahesh's heroine in Sukumar's film

Some unconfirmed reports have said for some days that Akshara Gowd, a Bengaluru-based raunchy-looking diva, will play the second heroine in Sukumar’s film. It turns out that the news is wrong, now that a source close to the producers (14 Reels Entertainment) has said that they never considered the Chitkarbrey actress for a role in their film.

Attractiveness, not beauty, is important, says Ileana

Having held her ground for more than six years and still going strong and with two Bollywood films in her kitty, Ileana is qualified to throw some 'gyan' about the essentials of a heroine. She feels that being beautiful is important but it is not the sole criterion to make it big in films.

Gandharvulu, a dose of titillation and PLR

Gandharvulu is tri-lingual film directed by Gopal Perumal. Set in the backdrop of the famous Khajuraho monuments, the film tells the story of a journalist (played by Swetha Nair). She goes to study the ‘temples of love’ so as to write an informed article on them, only to be consumed by their beauty.