Genelia travelled in ferry

It is heard that Genelia was due to reach Madh Island near Mumbai for her shooting when she got caught in the traffic jam. Not wanting to delay the shoot, the pretty girl simply walked out of the car and reportedly wentinto a ferry.
The passengers in the ferry were in for a surprise and pleasant shock looking at the starlet. As soon as the location arrived, she went on her way leaving behind a trail of satisfied smiles from the passengers.

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Is SP Balu tamilian?

SP Balu hails from an authentic Telugu Brahmin family, there is something about his birth which has given rise to a speculation of sorts. Apparently, S P Balu was born in a place called Konetammapeta and in those days it was part of Madras presidency. So, in a way motherland is Tamil Nadu but he grew up in Nellore. With this, it is being reported that the Tamilians are speaking like they own SPB. one Tamil channel was giving a program on the eve of Balu’s birthday. It said "SP Balu is the singing icon of Tamilnadu, along with Tamil songs, he also rendered his voice in Telugu and that’s how the Telugu people know him"

Hero Charan Reddy no more

Charan Reddy, husband of Akkineni’s grand-daughter Supriya, has been suffering from heart problem since some time. He attacked heart attack on Monday and was admitted to the Apollo Hospital, where he breathed his last. The postmortem report by Osmania Hospital forensic department, said that Charan died of liver failure due to alcoholism. He introduced in telugu film Ishtam and Shreya also introduced in that movie. Supriya has earlier acted with Pawan Kalyan in ‘Akkada Ammayi, Ikkada Abbayi’. The couple had developed differences and have been living separately. An year ago, Charan Reddy has applied for divorce from his wife Supriya.

Businessman songs with out censor cut

For the Businessman movie there are many censor cuts in songs also. But in TV they are telecasting those songs with our censor cuts. This telecast is happening at midnight time.

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