Deal between Mahesh Babu and Allu Aravind

Mahesh Babu,who is currently riding high with back to back blockbusters, is gearing up for atleast another couple of releases by the year end.He is already busy with SVSC shooting and projects with Sukumar and Krish are in pipeline.While his calendar is busy atleast for next one and half year, there are some crazy rumors in the internet about his future assignments.It is rumored that Mahesh Babu has signed a huge deal with Allu Aravind.Deal involves a contract of three high budget movies and Mahesh Babu is paid around whopping 15 crores for each movie.

It was reported that deal has already reached Mahesh babu from Allu Aravind, and the superstar is yet to sign it.However official sources confirm that there is no such deal signed between the mighties."Read a funniest news abt Mr.Allu Aravind's future project, I think those news were supposed to written on April 1st but they posted earlier " said the close associate of Mega Family in his micro blogging.

When Mahesh is currently busy with too many assignments, the deal of three big movies remains impracticable atleast in the near future."Rumor mongers should make sense when they CREATE news.They should have atleast said one movie to make it more plausible, three movies and that too with 15 crores remuneration sounds really stupid and unconvincing" said a movie buff.

Only time will tell who is correct and who is wrong, untill then let's believe in official sources.

Businessman @ Makers to face 3 Years Jail term!!

Superstar Mahesh Babu's recent outing Businessman has been always in the news for good/bad reasons. But this time the makers of the film has run into some serious problems for violating the norms of Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and Cinematograph Act (certification of films for exhibition).
Reportedly, the makers applied for the clearance of the title 'The Businessman' from CBFC, and the board has approved it. The Andhra Pradesh Film Chamber of Commerce (APFCC) even cleared the registration of the film title as 'The Businessman' on January 1, 2011. But the word 'The' was intentionally avoided in the publicity posters, teasers and other marketing material of the film.
As per the sources, the makers had submitted a sample of publicity posters with full title to the CBFC for certification. The change in title is a case of misleading the officials for their personal benefits and will be treated as an offence. If found guilty, the makers will be punishable up to three years of imprisonment along with a hefty fine.
After claiming that Businessman broke all the existing records to become the biggest grosser in 81-year-old history of Tollywood, now the makers might break another record if they face the imprisonment for violating the norms. Mahesh has already done his job and now his producers (RR Movie Makers - Venkat, Achi Reddy) are gearing up for the battle. Records are meant to be broken, Right!!!