Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu has urged everyone to stay indoors, sacrifice social life and prioritise public safety to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Devi Sri Prasad is one of the top composers in south India. He even enthralled Bollywood audiences as his mass songs were used in star hero films.
Prabhas is a star with Pan-India appeal. No other current generation’s south Superstars have such following and craze all over India.
The cancellation of movie shootings in Hyderabad for a week has raised doubts about the release of Pawan Kalyan’s “Vakeel Saab”.
Telugu cinema celebrities are coming forward to spread the message and awareness about coronavirus.
Bollywood star Jacqueline Fernandez prefers to start her week the yoga way.
Akkineni family and their fans must have been puzzled to see Sushanth in a miniscule role in blockbuster Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo.
While other top stars are constantly running after top directors, Mahesh is listening to scripts from young directors who have been consistent with their commercial ideas.
With films getting postponed and shoots getting cancelled, Tollywood seems to be gearing up for the #CoronaScare to subside before resuming business as usual.
Uncertainty is going on about the new releases in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
Giving utmost priority to the safety of audience, makers of Rana Daggubati starrer Aranya have announced to postpone their film from the scheduled date of April 2nd.
Even though they've announced that they're best friends, the world is not ready to believe them and continue to spin rumours about their relationship and wedding plans.
The era of wall posters of films and street banners is extinct and might as well, for the creativity that came with hand-drawn poster designs and film banners was an art.
After the Telangana government has decided to close movie theaters, the Telugu film industry is also closing down its operations.
Young hero Vijay Deverakonda appears to be bitten by a bug called Pan-Indian film. He is planning to do pan-Indian films from now onwards.