Monday, 27 December 2010
Sunday, 26 December 2010
Can Anushka sustain in top position?
Anushka Shetty is certainly the top actresses of Tollywood with the right blend of beauty and acting skills. Though the actress had several flop films in her initial career, it was ‘Arundhati’ and ‘Vedam’ films that showcased her talent and made her reach the top position.
But there is always a growing competition among the heroines in Tollywood. Apart from Anushka, other hot ladies of Tollywood, Ileana, Kajal Agarwal, Samantha and Tapsee are fighting for the top position by bagging projects opposite biggies.
Though Anushka is in the top position, she cannot act opposite today’s young heroes like Jr.NTR, Ram Charan, Naga Chaitanya, Allu Arjun, Ram etc.. since the actress looks quite elder to them. Instead she is perfect match to senior heroes Venkatesh, Bala Krishna, Nagarjuna, Ravi Teja and goes well with Prabhas, Pawan Kalyan and Mahesh too.
With senior heroes hardly signing one or two films per year, the chances for Anushka might decline in the coming years. While her competitive actresses of Tollywood are less than 25 years, Anushka has recently crossed 28 which is another threatening factor for the lady. On the other hand, the Kollywood chances too are moving away as most of the leading heroes of Kollywood are too short when compared to her height. Her plus point of beauty has worked negative to the lady in Kollywood.
Her recent films in the second half of 2010, Khaleja with Mahesh Babu failed at the Box-Office and the latest release Nagavalli too is receiving below average talk. Many who saw Nagavalli film, opined that Anushka looked as an aged lady in the film and she needs to concentrate more on her beauty. ‘Ragada’ film is yet to hit the silver screens and we can analyze her performance in the film only after its release.
With many such issues, let’s wait to see how long the lady of luck smiles at Anushka!
Tuesday, 21 December 2010
Ram Charan fires on ‘that’ website!
It is known that Ram Charan has recently reacted against Sakshi Channel for airing a program about his latest released film ‘Orange’ as a mega flop and linking it to Chiranjeevi’s political affairs. Now, he has reacted against a popular website for publishing baseless news against him.
This gossip website has published news that Ram Charan made hungama on Sagar Society road in the mid night by riding his car faster and breaking the traffic rules. The news also added that he did this to come out of grief on Orange flop.
Reacting to the news, Ram Charan tweeted that he will proceed with the legal action on this website. “I’m surprised to wake up and hear some stupid baseless rumors in some gossip website. For sure will take legal action on the website,” tweeted Ram Charan.
Monday, 20 December 2010
Chandrababu continues fast in NIMS
Hyderabad, Dec 20: The Telugu Desam party president, Mr N. Chandrababu Naidu, who was forcibly taken to the NIMS Hospital following deterioration of his health condition on the fourth day of his indefinite fast on Monday, has declared that he would continue his fast in the hospital. He said he would not give it up, until he received a clear assurance from the government on his demands on the problems of the farmers.
Ms Bhuvaneswari, Naidu’s wife visited him in the hospital on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, Mr Naidu’s son, Mr Lokesh Naidu, the party MLC, Mr Rajendra Prasad, who were injured in the police action were also admitted to the NIMS Hospital.
The Health Minister, Mr D L Ravindra Reddy, also visited Mr Chandrababu Naidu in the hospital and enquired doctors about the condition of the former chief minister. He requested Mr Naidu to take glucose and medicines in view of his health condition.
Mr Naidu has refused to take medicines. He told the minister that he would continue his fast until the government solved the farmers’ problems.
Later, the TDP leaders told the media that the minister came only to enquire about Mr Naidu’s health and had not brought any proposal from the government.
Ms Bhuvaneswari, Naidu’s wife visited him in the hospital on Monday morning.
Meanwhile, Mr Naidu’s son, Mr Lokesh Naidu, the party MLC, Mr Rajendra Prasad, who were injured in the police action were also admitted to the NIMS Hospital.
The Health Minister, Mr D L Ravindra Reddy, also visited Mr Chandrababu Naidu in the hospital and enquired doctors about the condition of the former chief minister. He requested Mr Naidu to take glucose and medicines in view of his health condition.
Mr Naidu has refused to take medicines. He told the minister that he would continue his fast until the government solved the farmers’ problems.
Later, the TDP leaders told the media that the minister came only to enquire about Mr Naidu’s health and had not brought any proposal from the government.
Prepared for any consequence
Mr Naidu, in another open letter to the farmers, stated that he was prepared for any consequences to resolve the crisis in which the farmers were in. He said that he had to resort to fast, as there was no other option for him to make the government respond to the farmers’ problems. He said it was unwise on the part of the government to think that it could quell people’s movements with lathis and force.
He also clarified that he would not give up his fast despite the lathi-charge and shifting forcefully to the hospital. He said his party was always with the farmers. Stating that this fight was only a beginning, he said the agitation would be further intensified. He has thanked the political parties that supported him and farmers and their leaders who participated in the agitation he had launched.
He also clarified that he would not give up his fast despite the lathi-charge and shifting forcefully to the hospital. He said his party was always with the farmers. Stating that this fight was only a beginning, he said the agitation would be further intensified. He has thanked the political parties that supported him and farmers and their leaders who participated in the agitation he had launched.
Naidu services inevitable for nation: Rosaiah
Hyderabad, Dec 20: Stating that the services of the Telugu Desam party president, Mr Nara Chandrababu Naidu, to the country were indispensable, the former chief minister, Mr Konijeti Rosaiah, has said that the State government had a bounden duty to protect his precious life.
Speaking to mediapersons here on Moday about the disruption of former chief minister’s indefinite hunger strike, his arrest and forcibly shifting him to the NIMS hospital, Mr Rosaiah said that no government would remain a silent spectator if Mr Naidu wants to sacrifice his life for the cause of the farmers. He also said that if there were any problems, they could be discussed and solved across the table, he added.
Meanwhile, the Union Mnister of State for Defence, Mr Pallam Raju, has admitted that the farmers in the State suffered huge losses and urged Mr Chandrababu Naidu to give up his fast as the Centre and State governments have responded immediately.
Speaking to mediapersons here on Moday about the disruption of former chief minister’s indefinite hunger strike, his arrest and forcibly shifting him to the NIMS hospital, Mr Rosaiah said that no government would remain a silent spectator if Mr Naidu wants to sacrifice his life for the cause of the farmers. He also said that if there were any problems, they could be discussed and solved across the table, he added.
Meanwhile, the Union Mnister of State for Defence, Mr Pallam Raju, has admitted that the farmers in the State suffered huge losses and urged Mr Chandrababu Naidu to give up his fast as the Centre and State governments have responded immediately.
No conspiracy behind CBN arrest: Sabitha
Hyderabad, Dec 20: The Home Minister, Ms P Sabitha Indra Reddy, on here Monday made it clear that there was no political conspiracy and revenge-taking motive behind the arrest and shifting of the fasting Leader of Opposition, Mr N Chandrababu Naidu, to the NIMS hospital.
Speaking to mediapersons at Secretariat, Ms Sabitha Indra Reddy explained that after 7.30 pm on Sunday, a team of doctors examined the fasting leader and said that his heath condition was deteriorating. The police officials of the rank of DCP met Mr Naidu for five times and requested him to cooperate and withdraw his hunger strike. First of all, the police officials evinced no interest to take an initiative in the matter. The team of doctors headed by the Director of Heath also requested the fasting leader to call off his hunger strike keeping in view his health condition, but the fasting leader bluntly rejected the suggestions. The government, which had moral responsibility to take care of the Leader of Opposition was forced to arrest of Mr Naidu and shifting him to the hospital. She also made it clear that police behaved most respectfully towards Mr Naidu while they took him into custody in the early hours of Monday. If there was any fault while arresting Mr Naidu, the government was ready to take action against the guilty, she added.
Stating that elaborate security and protection arrangements were made at the venue of hunger strike of Mr Naidu, who was under Z+ security cover, the Home Minister said that two DCPs, three ACPs, 10 Inspectors and 70 SIs and constables were deployed at the New MLA quarters for security purpose.
Claiming that the Chief Minister, Mr Kiran Kumar Reddy has tried to instill confidence in distressed farmers by touring the rain-hit districts and announcing a good package to them, she felt that the Opposition parties too have equal responsibility to see that the farmers are not lost confidence.
“If he was sincere on the welfare of the farmers, Mr Naidu should withdraw his hunger strike and cooperate with the government and ensure that the benefits of announced package reached every farmer in the rain-hit areas. Similarly, I also appeal to the functionaries of Opposition parties to extend cooperation in this regard”, the Home Minister said.
She also observed that though the government may not reimburse total loss suffered by the farmers, it has announced best package to extend maximum benefits to the distressed farmers. She pointed out that the Congress government responded immediately whenever the farmers faced problems in the last six years.
The Home Minister opined that the farmers were well aware how Naidu’s government had come out with relief package when farmers faced losses due to natural calamities.
Replying to question, she said that a GO was under preparation in the Law Department for withdrawal of 565 cases against the Telangana and United Andhra agitators as announced in the Legislative Assembly. She also reiterated that she would seek an explanation from the Director General of Police (DGP) for his recent comments.
Speaking to mediapersons at Secretariat, Ms Sabitha Indra Reddy explained that after 7.30 pm on Sunday, a team of doctors examined the fasting leader and said that his heath condition was deteriorating. The police officials of the rank of DCP met Mr Naidu for five times and requested him to cooperate and withdraw his hunger strike. First of all, the police officials evinced no interest to take an initiative in the matter. The team of doctors headed by the Director of Heath also requested the fasting leader to call off his hunger strike keeping in view his health condition, but the fasting leader bluntly rejected the suggestions. The government, which had moral responsibility to take care of the Leader of Opposition was forced to arrest of Mr Naidu and shifting him to the hospital. She also made it clear that police behaved most respectfully towards Mr Naidu while they took him into custody in the early hours of Monday. If there was any fault while arresting Mr Naidu, the government was ready to take action against the guilty, she added.
Stating that elaborate security and protection arrangements were made at the venue of hunger strike of Mr Naidu, who was under Z+ security cover, the Home Minister said that two DCPs, three ACPs, 10 Inspectors and 70 SIs and constables were deployed at the New MLA quarters for security purpose.
Claiming that the Chief Minister, Mr Kiran Kumar Reddy has tried to instill confidence in distressed farmers by touring the rain-hit districts and announcing a good package to them, she felt that the Opposition parties too have equal responsibility to see that the farmers are not lost confidence.
“If he was sincere on the welfare of the farmers, Mr Naidu should withdraw his hunger strike and cooperate with the government and ensure that the benefits of announced package reached every farmer in the rain-hit areas. Similarly, I also appeal to the functionaries of Opposition parties to extend cooperation in this regard”, the Home Minister said.
She also observed that though the government may not reimburse total loss suffered by the farmers, it has announced best package to extend maximum benefits to the distressed farmers. She pointed out that the Congress government responded immediately whenever the farmers faced problems in the last six years.
The Home Minister opined that the farmers were well aware how Naidu’s government had come out with relief package when farmers faced losses due to natural calamities.
Replying to question, she said that a GO was under preparation in the Law Department for withdrawal of 565 cases against the Telangana and United Andhra agitators as announced in the Legislative Assembly. She also reiterated that she would seek an explanation from the Director General of Police (DGP) for his recent comments.
With force, Naidu Arrested and shifted to NIMS
Hyderabad, Dec 20: With force Chandrababu Naidu was arrested and shifted to Nizam's Institute of Medical Sciences (NIMS) after his health condition deteriorated.
It was a heavy drama, Police have stratergically started moved TDP supporters and leaders away from CBN.First they arrested TDP MLA Revanth Reddy, then CBN's son Lokesh was removed from Babu. Later Police lifted Babu and took him to NIMS hospital though CBN resisted.
Mr. Naidu's blood sugar level dropped to 61 mg/dl and ketone bodies concentration increased forcing the Government to act as there was danger of ‘hypoglycaemia' and ‘ketoacidosis' setting in leading to impairment of vital organs.
He was to be shifted by midnight but the police which was in full strength at the New MLA Quarters where he had been fasting for the last three days, was waiting for the right time to initiate action fearing resistance from TDP cadre. After getting wind of the impending police action, TDP legislators and workers surrounded Mr. Naidu on the dais. They kept chanting slogans deriding the Chief Minister, N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, and Congress for not doing anything for the farmers and not allowing Mr. Naidu to continue the fast.
Tension prevailed owing to heavy police bandobust outside the quarters and slogan shouting cadre inside. Around 10 p.m. police closed the gates of the MLA Quarters and did not allow anyone to enter the premises for over an hour. On the other hand, arrangements were made at NIMS to receive Mr. Naidu.
TDP sources indicated that even if Mr. Naidu was shifted to NIMS, he would continue the fast there and consider the option of calling for a bandh tomorrow.
Though Mr. Naidu looked normal on Sunday morning even practising yoga, there was a steady decline in his condition by evening. At midnight he looked pale and dazed and went to the toilet with help. But he developed a bit of uneasiness as the day progressed and was lying down most of the day. A team of senior doctors examined him and after seeing test reports expressed concern over the falling blood sugar level which could impact the functioning of liver, kidney and heart if the fast continued.
It was a heavy drama, Police have stratergically started moved TDP supporters and leaders away from CBN.First they arrested TDP MLA Revanth Reddy, then CBN's son Lokesh was removed from Babu. Later Police lifted Babu and took him to NIMS hospital though CBN resisted.
Mr. Naidu's blood sugar level dropped to 61 mg/dl and ketone bodies concentration increased forcing the Government to act as there was danger of ‘hypoglycaemia' and ‘ketoacidosis' setting in leading to impairment of vital organs.
He was to be shifted by midnight but the police which was in full strength at the New MLA Quarters where he had been fasting for the last three days, was waiting for the right time to initiate action fearing resistance from TDP cadre. After getting wind of the impending police action, TDP legislators and workers surrounded Mr. Naidu on the dais. They kept chanting slogans deriding the Chief Minister, N. Kiran Kumar Reddy, and Congress for not doing anything for the farmers and not allowing Mr. Naidu to continue the fast.
Tension prevailed owing to heavy police bandobust outside the quarters and slogan shouting cadre inside. Around 10 p.m. police closed the gates of the MLA Quarters and did not allow anyone to enter the premises for over an hour. On the other hand, arrangements were made at NIMS to receive Mr. Naidu.
TDP sources indicated that even if Mr. Naidu was shifted to NIMS, he would continue the fast there and consider the option of calling for a bandh tomorrow.
Though Mr. Naidu looked normal on Sunday morning even practising yoga, there was a steady decline in his condition by evening. At midnight he looked pale and dazed and went to the toilet with help. But he developed a bit of uneasiness as the day progressed and was lying down most of the day. A team of senior doctors examined him and after seeing test reports expressed concern over the falling blood sugar level which could impact the functioning of liver, kidney and heart if the fast continued.
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