In Tollywood, it’s almost a rule — if you have even one film in hand, you need an office. Two films? Then a second office isn’t a surprise.
The final verdict on Nithiin’s Thammudu is out—and it’s a massive disappointment. The film has turned out to be the biggest flop of Nithiin’s career.
With the rise of CG work and digital body corrections, actors and actresses have grown more confident about their on-screen appearances.
Stardom often proves to be waning faster. It hasn't even been a full decade since Mahanati released in 2018 — the film that catapulted Keerthy Suresh to the pinnacle of South Indian cinema, thanks to her powerful portrayal of legendary actress Savitri.
Do you know actress Khuhi Mukherjee? She isn't particularly popular and rarely gets film offers. Yet, she earns a staggering ₹1 crore per month.
The first-ever interview of Shirish, the producer, went viral and caused a huge stir among fans and the film industry as spoke about Ram Charan in negative light.
Game Changer turned out to be one of the biggest disasters of the year. But who is truly to blame?
In South India, actresses and actors joining political parties is nothing new. Every time a state heads for general elections, there’s noticeable activity in the film industry.
Sreeleela, who rose to the top heroine slot in Telugu cinema in a short span, is now facing negative buzz in Tollywood.
There’s a big film producer who just can’t stay away from cards, like many others in the industry.
Thalapathy Vijay’s Jana Nayagan is already one of the most talked-about projects in Tamil cinema — not just for its story, but for what it represents.
Niharika Konidela has recently shifted her focus to producing films and web dramas.
Ravi Teja’s upcoming film Mass Jathara, produced by Sithara Entertainments, was initially planned for a May release but is now officially scheduled for August 27.
Ishaan Khatter, who recently represented his film Homebound at the Cannes Film Festival, opened up about his early years of learning through cinema rather than seeking quick fame.
In the film industry, the struggle lasts only until you score a hit. Once you deliver one or two successful films, you get the chance to increase your remuneration — and potentially change your life.