Ramesh Varma Condemns 'Veera' Gossips

Ramesh Varma, the director of the film ‘Veera’ condemned the gossips in media on him regarding his own investment on the posters and paper ads for promoting ‘Veera’.

In his mail to greatandhra he stated, “I’m upset with the write up on me that I’m spending money for ads to promote ‘Veera’ from my own pocket. I don’t call it a write up but name it an irresponsible gossip. Why should the producer or I spend for posters? For that case, no producer or director will spend on that once they sell poster rights. We have sold the Poster rights to a company called Dhanalakshmi and Co and they carry the job of printing posters. The gossip was written without this fundamental knowledge. And to make things clear, I also say that my producers are very supportive and whatever the ads coming in media, that’s happening with producer’s money. Thank you for your support in making our film ‘Veera’ known to public at least with negative remarks”.

In fact, Ramesh Varma seems to be sportive enough with media with his last line in the mail. 

Director Spending For Ads From Pocket

Every director desires to see the 100 days poster of his film. Ramesh Varma, who is a Publicity Designer much before becoming director, had thought to see 100 days poster of his latest film 'Veera'.

But the film didn’t get the initial talk due to several technical problems in narration. The film bagged huge negative talk and only then Ramesh Varma opened his eyes and chopped off 16 minutes in the movie in climax.

Either due to summer vacations or due to no new film release for about 3-4 weeks from its release, it got OK response with respect to collections especially in B, C areas.

But the sources say that Ramesh Varma has not got big support from producers once they listened to the bad talk on first few days of release. But since 'Veera' is the first big film with big hero for Ramesh Varma, he wants to project that as big as possible.

Hence sources say that he is investing for paper ads from his own pocket. The close sources of the director said that he is shelling out about 5-6 lakhs from his remuneration to promote his film till the 100th day.

Raviteja's 'kula pichi' in discussion!

Raviteja is one of the few heroes who can be called ‘Andarivadu’ as he is accessible to all castes and creeds in film industry. But the latest buzz says that Raviteja has changed a lot in the past few years. Like all successful people do, he too is slowly getting inclined towards his caste.    Industry circles say that Raviteja has deliberately starred in Dongala Mutha movie just for the sake of Ram Gopal ‘Varma’. Raviteja is known for putting a price tag on anything he does. But he did Dongala Mutha for free. He gave five days dates to this film and didn’t take a single penny in return. On an average each of Raviteja’s call sheet costs around 10 lakh rupees. That means he had sacrificed 50 lakh rupees for the love on his caste.    Raviteja is also doing Veera film under Ramesh Varma direction just because he is attracted towards his last name, allege grapevine. Ramesh Varma is yet to prove his mettle as a director and Raviteja gave him a chance to break free into big league of directors. With Raviteja’s ever growing feeling of ‘mana vaadu, few more Varmas and Rajus in film industry are trying to lure him it seems.

Director Tortured Ravi Teja And Thaman

When it comes to the role of a director, doing big movies with big stars and big banners is a major challenging task. Handling the egos of various seniors and experienced personnel is difficult. Unless there is a star director they will not listen. But here is one man who is in the growing stages but has won the accolades from many.

He is Ramesh Varma of ‘Ride’ fame and right now, he is busy with the making of his new movie ‘Veera’. Apparently, he has got a new name and that is ‘Super Cool’ director. The reason for that is his special ability to get work done despite many tantrums and other whims of key technicians and artistes in his unit. 

On the other hand, those who saw the rushes of ‘Veera’ are patting Ramesh Varma on back and are saying “We should call you ‘Super Cool’ Director. We know how you finished the work with smiles despite long torture from your key technicians Chota K Naidu and Thaman and star artiste Ravi Teja. Now you are out of that big torture. You have a wonderful future as star director given your talent of getting work done.”

Ramesh Varma, replied them, “It sounds as torture for the people those who have seen technicians and artistes not listening to my words in first instance. I had to explain them in detail for every single idea. I love that and consider that as part of my job. With that I think. I’ve tortured Ravi Teja, Chota K Naidu and Thaman. Smile is the best medicine. When I smile in utter pressure, the immediate thing I find is pleasure. Things get solved with a pleasant smile when I’m in tension”.

Well, let us see how this ‘Super Cool Director’ is going to entertain with his new product ‘Veera’, produced by Tolly2Holly.

Mass Raja disappointed with Director

Good friendship prevails between them off-screen but they seem very professional when it comes to work. Our Mass Raja is said to be disappointed with the way Varma is planning a song in their upcoming film. We are talking about mass hero Raviteja and budding director Ramesh Varma('Ride' fame). Ramesh Varma is coming up with a flick titled 'Veera' that has Raviteja and Kajal Agarwal in the lead. The shoot is almost on the verge of completion and the film can be released as a late summer entertainer. However, a discussion to use an old song's remix version in the movie turned soar between the hero and director. The song is a famous duet of Senior NTR and the director, who happens to be a hardcore NTR fan, wants it at any cost. Even in his first flick 'Ride', Ramesh used a remix song of Balakrishna's 'Danchave Menatta Koothura' to enthrall audience. An old and known tiff between Raviteja and Balayya is said to be the cause behind Raviteja's disappointment in using an NTR song. Wait and see how long this goes and who will give up.