Saturday, May 29, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Anushka with Pawan Kalyan
Vedam release on Manoj’s birthday
Vedam on 3 June
Friday, January 1, 2010
TRS preparing note on historical facts of Hyd
This comes in the wake of arguments that Hyderabad should be either made as a Union Territory or remain as a common capital for the to-be divided states of Telangana and Andhra.
TRS ideologue Professor Jayashankar is busy preparing a note on Hyderabad detailing why the region should be part of Telangana State and be made the capital of the newly-formed state.
The note that Prof Jayashankar is preparing will focus on historical facts and figures over Hyderabad which would help the Government to take a decision.
When contacted, Jayashankar told The Express that they have already submitted full details to the Governmnet of India about Hyderabad but would not hesitate to send the document once again, if the UPA sought it from them.
Striking-a-happy-note
Tollywood superstar Chiranjeevi's daughter Srija had tied the knot in true filmi style in 2007--she had eloped with boyfriend Shirish Bharadwaj, married against her family's wishes and sought police protection.
Two years later, the couple is on a vacation in Delhi with 17-month-old daughter Nivrithi whose birth helped improve relations between Srija and her parents.
"When we remember that time now, we just laugh. I am relieved and happy that my relations with my parents have improved," says a happy Srija.
She says it was only after Nivrithi's birth that her mother and brother, popular actor Ram Charan Tej, came to the hospital to meet her.
"Everything fell in place when my daughter was born on July 5 last year. Before that, everybody was in touch with us only over phone," she adds.
It's clear the couple has come a long way from their nightmarish experience in 2007.
Shirish and Srija had married on October 17 in Hyderabad at an Arya Samaj Mandir and rushed to Delhi for protection after receiving threats from Chiranjeevi's fans and supporters. The superstar was against his daughter's alliance with a Brahmin boy.
Srija moved the Delhi High Court saying her life was in danger and was granted police protection on October 22. She had said in her plea that she feared a repeat of the infamous Rizwanur Rehman murder case.
Recalling those moments now, Shirish says it's hard to believe how both of them had so much courage to take on Chiranjeevi who is considered "God" in Andhra Pradesh.
"It was inner strength and true love that made it possible. That time many people said I was doing all this at the behest of some politician. But we proved everybody wrong," he adds.
The couple returned to Hyderabad soon after the court's decision in 2007. According to them, they started a new life with the hope that someday Chiranjeevi would forgive them and accept their marriage.
"When we visited market places, there were mixed reactions from people. Some used to praise us for our courage while others said I should not have upset my father," Srija says.
Tollywood and Bollywood directors also turned up at the couple's door during that period, offering to make films on their love story.
However, it was only after Nivrithi was born that the ice was broken with Chiru.
Shirish says: "She was the first granddaughter in Srija's family and her parents and relatives started meeting us again. Things became normal gradually." Srija's in-laws were supportive throughout the couple's ordeal.
Shirish says his family ensured Srija never missed her parents.
When asked whether the couple has any plans to join politics, Srija says, "I was never interested in politics and even advised my father not to join it." Shirish, on the other hand, is quite keen on the idea and plans to grab any political opportunity if it presents itself in the future.
He currently has a business of his own and Srija is pursuing a chartered accountancy course.
Two years later, the couple is on a vacation in Delhi with 17-month-old daughter Nivrithi whose birth helped improve relations between Srija and her parents.
"When we remember that time now, we just laugh. I am relieved and happy that my relations with my parents have improved," says a happy Srija.
She says it was only after Nivrithi's birth that her mother and brother, popular actor Ram Charan Tej, came to the hospital to meet her.
"Everything fell in place when my daughter was born on July 5 last year. Before that, everybody was in touch with us only over phone," she adds.
It's clear the couple has come a long way from their nightmarish experience in 2007.
Shirish and Srija had married on October 17 in Hyderabad at an Arya Samaj Mandir and rushed to Delhi for protection after receiving threats from Chiranjeevi's fans and supporters. The superstar was against his daughter's alliance with a Brahmin boy.
Srija moved the Delhi High Court saying her life was in danger and was granted police protection on October 22. She had said in her plea that she feared a repeat of the infamous Rizwanur Rehman murder case.
Recalling those moments now, Shirish says it's hard to believe how both of them had so much courage to take on Chiranjeevi who is considered "God" in Andhra Pradesh.
"It was inner strength and true love that made it possible. That time many people said I was doing all this at the behest of some politician. But we proved everybody wrong," he adds.
The couple returned to Hyderabad soon after the court's decision in 2007. According to them, they started a new life with the hope that someday Chiranjeevi would forgive them and accept their marriage.
"When we visited market places, there were mixed reactions from people. Some used to praise us for our courage while others said I should not have upset my father," Srija says.
Tollywood and Bollywood directors also turned up at the couple's door during that period, offering to make films on their love story.
However, it was only after Nivrithi was born that the ice was broken with Chiru.
Shirish says: "She was the first granddaughter in Srija's family and her parents and relatives started meeting us again. Things became normal gradually." Srija's in-laws were supportive throughout the couple's ordeal.
Shirish says his family ensured Srija never missed her parents.
When asked whether the couple has any plans to join politics, Srija says, "I was never interested in politics and even advised my father not to join it." Shirish, on the other hand, is quite keen on the idea and plans to grab any political opportunity if it presents itself in the future.
He currently has a business of his own and Srija is pursuing a chartered accountancy course.
Chiranjeevi-quits-as-MLA
The move for creation of separate Telangana appeared to be making no no signs of progress as those in favour of a united Andhra Pradesh stepped up their campaign with Chiranjeevi quitting as MLA, making a u-turn on his party's pro-Telangana stand.
On a day Chief Minister K Rosaiah laid the onus on resolving the problem on the Centre, non-Telangana legislators and MPs from the state met Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home Minister P Chidambaram as part of their campaign against creation of a separate Telangana.
Sources in the delegation, speaking strictly on condition of anonymity, said they came back with the impression that the government was not in a mood to take the "next step" because in the "changed scenario" the chances of getting a resolution passed in the Assembly were remote.
Hence, the issue coming to Parliament now was also ruled out for the present, the delegation was given to understand.
On a day Chief Minister K Rosaiah laid the onus on resolving the problem on the Centre, non-Telangana legislators and MPs from the state met Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee and Home Minister P Chidambaram as part of their campaign against creation of a separate Telangana.
Sources in the delegation, speaking strictly on condition of anonymity, said they came back with the impression that the government was not in a mood to take the "next step" because in the "changed scenario" the chances of getting a resolution passed in the Assembly were remote.
Hence, the issue coming to Parliament now was also ruled out for the present, the delegation was given to understand.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
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Sunday, October 4, 2009
Chiranjeevi taking rest due to illness
Megastar Chiranjeevi is taking rest at his home since 5 days and met his partymen yesterday to discus about current affairs in state.
He met Harirama Jogayya, Talari Manohar, K.Subbarayudu, Vedavyas and MLA Anilkumar.
Chiru criticised government that it stopped functioning and economic condition is state is going down every day.
Government has stopped paying pension to retired employees and salaries to present employees.
He discussed party’s strategy with leaders and asked them to prepare a schedule for his tours to different districts soon.
Chiru gifts son a SUV
It is often said that a father derives real joy from his baby’s success in life. Megastar Chiranjeevi is on cloud nine as his son Ram Charan Tej established himself as a formidable star on his own with his just second film. As Magadheera broke many records in Tollywood and emerged as the biggest blockbuster of all time, Chiranjeevi is content with Ram Charan’s success that he decided to give his son a very special gift. Knowing that Ram Charan loves swanky cars, the dad dearest booked a costly foreign brand SUV.
Ram Charan is thrilled with this gift and is waiting to get his 'hands on it'.
Always fire fighting
Poor Chiranjeevi is half of the time fire fighting and warding off rumours about split in his party. If this is not the case, then there are talks of merger with the Congress. In a recent turn of events his meeting with CM Rosiah has sparked off rumours that he is in talks with the Congress to merge the PRP with that party.
Tough Chiru is standing on building tops and shouting his guts off that there is no such proposal, and the meeting with the CM was just a routine call, no one, but no one, is willing to listen.
Chiru's new avatar
Chiru turned-up at a recent Iftaar party in an all new Arab Sheik's avatar. Obviously his intention was to impress the minority community with his show of affection.
But dear Mr Chiranjeevi, please understand that the Arab attire is not Indian, if the intention was to impress Indian Muslims then you should have worn an Indian attire, like a Sherwani and a Pyjama. Umm, but politics is a different ball game and young Chiru needs to learn a lot!
Craving for visibility
There was a time when Chiranjeevi used to be holed-up in his Jubilee hills banglow and would be inaccessible to the common man. This was the case even after he joined politics. It was one ardours task to meet the star.
But that is not the case anymore, the actor is craving for visibility and publicity and he is now to be seen at marriage functions and temples more frequently. The reason for this change of heart is obvious.
Chiru was recently spotted at the Kanka Durga Temple in Vijayawada along with his family. He greeted all with a pleasant smile and interacted with the media. Indeed he is trying hard for a change of image.
Ram Charan Teja Donates Rs 10 Lakh To Flood Victims
Ram Charan Teja Donates Rs 10 Lakh To Flood Victims
IndiaGlitz [Saturday, October 03, 2009]
Ram Charan is known as star of 2009 with super block buster hit Magadheera. His stardom has doubled now for donating Rs 10 lakh for flood victims.
As the son of Mega Star and PRP President Chiranjeevi, with this donation, Ram Charan obviously gets political mileage for his family as he is first among film crowds to announce this donation.
Already YS Jagan Mohana Reddy, the son of Late CM YS Rajasekhara Reddy has announced Rs 20 lakh donation yesterday.
Now Ram Charan blazed the trial with his donation from film crowds.
No split in PR, says Chiranjeevi
HYDERABAD: Perturbed over reports of fissures in the Praja Rajyam, PR president K. Chiranjeevi has clarified that there was no scope for a split in the party as all the MLAs and leaders were united.
Mr. Chiranjeevi’s comments showering lavish praise on Chief Minister K. Rosaiah as an able and efficient administrator at Tirumala kicked off a controversy. A section of PR leaders, who supported anointment of Kadapa MP Y.S. Jaganmohan Reddy as Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy’s successor to the Chief Minister’s post, reportedly expressed displeasure over the accolades showered on Mr. Rosaiah.
Reacting to reports in a section of media about the imminent split in PR, Mr. Chiranjeevi who is presently in Vijayawada, said he was pained over the “distorted version” of his meeting with Mr. Rosaiah. Asserting that he fulfilled a protocol in meeting Mr. Rosaiah who came to his constituency, he suspected that the twist given to the meeting was “deliberate” and aimed at weakening the PR.
He said the stalemate over the demand for appointment of Mr. Jagan as Chief Minister was Congress’ internal matter and PR had nothing to do with it. On the support extended by a few PR legislators to Mr. Jagan, he said it was “their personal view and not the party stand”. Later in the day, PR spokespersons D. Sravan Kumar and Vasireddy Padma said Mr. Chiranjeevi’s words praising Mr. Rosaiah, a veteran leader with a track record of presenting budget in the Legislative Assembly for 15 times, were not tantamount to “belittling” somebody (Mr. Jagan).
They said the Congress which was unable to come out of the crisis it was facing following Rajasekhara Reddy’s death was trying to indulge in “mudslinging” on other parties to cover up its failures. The PR, they asserted, was concerned about the lull in administration and non-cooperation between the Chief Minister and his Cabinet colleagues that was adversely impacting welfare and development programmes.
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