Dookudu bug bites Dil Raju

When the makers and heroes were not satisfied with what they achieved, fake claims overshadow the results and ultimately THE success hangs in shame! We have seen this for Dookudu which truly achieved so much, but was put to shame due to false claims of beating Magadheera.

On a side note, we have seen few of our readers quoting an article from so and so newspaper to prove that Dookudu records are true. Please get your facts right before believing in all such comedy stuff. Dookudu is nowhere near to what they claim. It is next to Magadheera in terms of gross and share and it will remain there even if their 'fake record' is covered by a National channel or an international newspaper. Why because finally the
genuine records stay and fake records gets blown away.

Coming to the current topic, it is Dil Raju's turn to make false claims over his film. He says that Oh My Friend is the best commercial hit in Siddharth's career. Then what about Bommarillu? What happened to such a unanimous hit? Sad part is even Bommarillu was from Dil Raju's banner and he should be proud of it on any day. But to prove that OMF is a big hit, he is making such silly statements. After all Bommarillu is history and OMF is still in theaters. All that matters is money, not the true value of a cinema! Irony!

Siddharth Started 'New Story' Again!

No, this is not about a new affair or a new movie. It is really about a new-story that romantic hero Siddharth started writing for his next flick.

Though he clicked as a happening hero in the Southern Circuit, Siddharth always has an eye towards the director's chair. With his unnecessary poking into the affairs of directors, Sid is the unsung hero behind the flops like BAAVA and 180. For another flopbuster CHUKKALLO CHANDRUDU, Sid is the story writer infact. While he is tangled with a series of flops, the young hero is again taking chances to write a story.

This time he is said to be tabulating his relationship with Shruti Hassan and the way he has bid farewell to ex-girlfriend Soha Ali Khan on a paper. A senior cine observer stated, 'It is very interesting to read those stories on websites, but they don't suit for a screen subject'. Time for Siddharth, to really learn what works and what not, though he worked as an 'assistant director' for some time.

Nithya Menen unplugged!

Siddharth's upcoming Tamil-Telugu bilingual 180 (Nootrendbadhu in Tamil), directed by Siddharth's mentor P. Jayendra, is all set to grace theatres this Friday. Produced by Kiran under the banner of SPI Cinemas and Aghal Films, 180 was shot with Red One camera and one of the songs was shot with Phantom HD camera. Here we bring you an exclusive interview with actress Nithya Menen, who plays one of the lead roles in the film.