Ram Charan managed Chiru's absence

The audio launch of 'Maaveeran' is a special moment for Chiranjeevi because his son Ram Charan is having the first step forward into Kollywood. Unluckily sudden demise of Sathya Sai Baba made mega star to bunk the program in Chennai on Sunday, which made Ram Charan to play the host with Allu Aravind, Allu Sirish and Rajamouli standing besides him.  According to the sources, no dubbing film had such a big launch in Tamilnadu till date. This magnificent audio launch event was graced by legendary Kamal Hassan, Mr and Mrs. Maniratnam. Speaking to the guests, Ram Charan shared his relation with Chennai where he did schooling and also claimed that he can speak and understand Tamil language. Chiranjeevi always wanted his son to do Tamil films while idea of 'Maaveeran' also belonged to him. Calling this film as a perfect pack of mass elements, Ram Charan expressed his future plan to do a direct Tamil film in year end with a noted director. As dignitaries on the stage blessed Ram Charan for a success, it was all the way a thorough professional show from mega power star.

Maniratnam behind Mahesh 'Dookudu'

Mahesh babu is becoming sluggard in accomplishing his allotted projects. There was too much of criticism for eating up years and years of time in completing single movie that too faring below the expectations of audience. To prove this statement, his work schedules on ‘Khaleja’ and ‘Dookudu’ stand as bright examples. This is going to be the past.  Yes, mahesh babu’s ‘Dookudu’ has taken the top gear speed and is readying to release in May. Cine folks say that Maniratnam is the reason behind mahesh babu going into this high speed ‘Dookudu’ because he wants Prince to complete his pending works at earliest possible and arrive in Chennai for the ground work of ‘Ponniyin Selvan.’ Given the first of its kind role for mahesh babu in Mani’s film, he needs to take a break before digesting the actual character.  Accordingly Srinu Vaitla is presently known to be in Mumbai with ‘Dookudu’ team running in a hurry. Good that we can have ‘Dookudu’ in closing summer holidays.