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Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor are the hottest couples from all jodis from Bollywood. The pair's love life has been the tastiest tabloid fodder of 2008. Saif and Kareena, on their part, have kept the buzz alive with their on-screen as well as off-screen antics. Who can forget the Kareena tattoo on Saif's arm?  Finally Kareena SAif geeting marry.

John Abraham and Bipasa basu are hot couples, it's perfect! The six-year-old (gulp) "fling" has prompted tabloids to appoint reporters solely for the John-Bips "beat"! The duo seems to have struck a balance between their careers and personal lives.

Kamal Haasan is a very romantic person, his rocking love affairs - both on-screen and off-screen. Gouthami, who had been paired up with the superhits such as 'Appu Raja' and 'Kuruthi Punal', has been Kamal's partner for the last few years.

Salman is notorious for being a serial-dater and this has reportedly prevented Katrina from taking "the next step". The couple are also increasingly sought after by filmmakers to be cast as on-screen lovers.

Shalini and Ajith Kumar met each other during the shooting for 'Amarkkalam' (1999), and it did not took long for them to fall in love. They got married on April 24, 2000 at Chennai.

Ranbir and Deepika couple is a heady combo of beauty, talent and plenty of buzz. Rumoured to have found love on the sets of 'Bachna Ae Haseeno', the young couple has just started out in Bollywood and  relationship would last long.

Suriya and Jyothika made their debut with 'Poovellam Kettuppar'. By the time they were acting together in 'Kakka Kakaa', rumours on their love story were flying all around. The duo married on 2008.

Akkineni Nagarjuna, was already married when Amala met him on the sets of 'Shiva'. They tied the knot in 1992. Post marriage, Amala quit acting.

Abhishek and Aishwarya are the Bollywood power couple. Post marriage, Aishwarya has become choosy about the films she works in and Abhishek has been making erratic career choices.Abhishek and Aishwarya with their beautiful baby Aaradhya Bachchan.

 The low profile couple Konkona Sen and Ranvir Shorey belongs to the elite club of 'real' actors in Bollywood. They have kept their relationship off the media radar. They are engaged!

Their was a marriage that has very few parallels in Tollywood. When Power Star Pawan Kalyan Renu Desai tied the knot on January 28, 2009.

 Mahesh Babu is one of the biggest stars of the Tollywood film industry. He met Namrata Shirodkar on the sets of his second film, 'Vamsi'. The duo got married,  one of the model couples of Tollywood.

Power Star Pawan Kalyan's new movie Cameraman Gangatho Rambabu has been released in a record 261 cinema halls in the Nizam area. The movie is also the biggest release ever for a Telugu film in USA with 71 prints across USA and Canada. The movie has generated lots of hype in the last few
weeks and tickets have been sold at prices as high as Rs. 1000 for the premier/fans shows.
One such Pawan Kalyan fan, Guru Charan who works in a Pharma Retail company saw the early morning 6:00 am show at the Madhapur Hitech cinema hall. He loved the movie and believes that it will go on to be the biggest hit of the year.
Guru and his friends who are all Pawan Kalyan fans have already booked tickets to watch the movie for the 2nd time later in the day.
The movie has been getting raving reviews on Twitter with fans claiming it to be Pawan Kalyan's best movie till date. With Pawan Kalyan playing the role of media man, the movie seems to have struck a chord with the movie lovers.
Critics have been impressed by the Power star's intensity in the scenes related to the media and social responsibility. Director Puri Jagannath's dialogues punch coupled with the Pawan Kalyan's mannerisms seems to have done the trick for the movie.
With the movie getting positive reviews from various quarters, Power star is all set to score a second successive hit after his super-hit movie Gabbar Singh earlier this year.

Newly-married couple Ram Charan Teja and wife Kamineni Upasana were recently spotted praying together at a temple in Tirumala.

The couple, seen here with superstar Chiranjeevi, proved that a family that prays together, stays together.

Upasana, Ram Charan Teja and his mother take a round of the Sri Venkateshwara temple in Tirumala.

The newly-married couple offer their prayers at the temple.

Happy family: (L-R) Chiranjeevi, his wife, Upasana and Ram Charan Teja.

Upasana, Ram Charan tied the knot in a grand ceremony on June 14.

The newly-married couple came to seek blessings at the temple.

he family arrived at the temple.

 SS Rajamouli's trilingual film Eega has made it to the short list of India's nominations for entry in the foreign film category at next year's Oscars.

As many as 18 films are on the list and Eega's inclusion has put not just the Telugu film industry, but also actor Sudeep back in the limelight.

As the only Telugu film on the list, it will be screened along with the other entries, for a selection jury that has been put together by the South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce.

Director SS Rajamouli remains unfazed by the attention that the film is getting again. "Eega is one of the films that's been short listed. I'm not sure on what basis a film gets selected to be screened at the Oscars," he says.

Till the release of Barfi! it had seemed that Ranbir Kapoor and Priyanka Chopra would be the most notable factors associated with the Anurag Basu directed film. However what has turned out to be a pleasant surprise indeed is the presence of Ileana D'Cruz who has managed a very good Bollywood debut. An experienced actress from down South, she has reinforced her standing in the industry and has announced loud and clear that she is here to stay. Even as she continues to gain accolades around her performance in the film, Ileana gets into a tete-a-tete and reiterates the confidence she had in the film.

Ileana, you have managed to make everyone stand up and take notice. In fact it was good to see that the film was actually narrated from your point of view.
See, when Barfi! came along, I knew that Anurag (Basu) was there to keep it all together and he would pay good attention to every aspect of the film. I knew that I wouldn't be insignificant to the film. In any case, I didn't expect something like typical like 'naachgaana' and all with the film. Yes, I was apprehensive about how people would have wanted to see me for the first time in a Hindi film. However I just went by the flow.

Guess the gamble paid off...
(Smiles) For me more than anything else, just acting in Barfi! turned out to be a fabulous experience. In any case it was more or less a given that I would end up entering Bollywood at some point in time or the other. I didn't know when but it was due for sure. I had a couple of offers but they didn't seem right or worth pursuing. I couldn't have given my time to those films but when it came to Barfi!, I pretty much allowed myself to jump into it.

Well, this too was as unconventional a Bollywood debut as it can get for an actress, isn't it? More so since you not just play a married woman but also traverse from being a 20 year old to someone in her 60s.
All the nervousness that I had before starting the film vanished as I started interacting with Anurag more and more. Whether it is Ranbir, Priyanka or me, he knew the characters played by us all inside out. All we had to do was sit with him and rely on what he had to explain. And to think of it, we didn't even have a written script to begin with. (Laughs) Anurag used to say that since it was all in his head, we didn't have to bother about the written word.

From the world of South to something like this in Bollywood, it must have come as a shock, isn't it?
(Smiles) Not really a shock but then the thing is that out there in South, we are used to going through things which are scripted and all we have to do is be on the sets and deliver. Barfi! was a completely different set up. I guess due to this way of working, we all were all the more involved in the very execution of the film and got to know each other much better than ever before.

So what happens next from here? I am sure many more doors would have started opening for you in Bollywood now.
I just don't want to get carried away now. I could look pretty and do a couple of songs but then that's not the only thing I would want to do in Bollywood. If that was the case, I could have perhaps jumped into the arena much earlier. Yes, I would love to do a glamorous role now but there has to be some meat to the role I step into.

One can't deny the fact though that Barfi! has indeed turned out to be big for you, what with the film finding all around appreciation for itself.
See, I know that quite a few actresses say that 'working in this film was one great experience' and so on and so forth. However after Barfi! I too have to say the same. The kind of comfortable relationship that we all shared is what made the film special. Moreover this was a very honest set up. There wasn't any guarded approach followed by any of us and we were open about all the things. Yes, at times we couldn't see each other eye to eye but then soon we used to make up and get it right! 

Veteran comedian and character artiste 'Sutti' Velu died at a Chennai hospital in the wee hours of Sunday. He was 65 and is survived by wife and four children.The actor had been ailing for some time and undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Chennai where he breathed his last at around 3:30 am.

Born on August 7, 1947, Kurumuddali Lakshmi Narasimha Rao (Sutti Velu was his screen name) was interested in acting even in childhood and  joined the theatre at the age of seven. He was introduced to the film world in 1980 by director Jandhyala in the film Mudda Mandaram.

He became very popular and went on to act in over 200 films and numerous television serials. He played a character named Sutti in a film, Nalugu Sthambalata, in 1982 which became an instant hit and he came to be known as Sutti Velu (he was called Velu as a child). Paired with another veteran comedian 'Sutti' Veerabhadra Rao in several Jandyala-directed films, he gave several memorable performances and received the Nandi Award for best supporting actor in the film Vandemataram in 1985.

His performance in Pratighatana was also well acclaimed. Anando Brahma, one of the soaps he acted in, stands a testimony to his versatile acting. The death was mourned by several artistes in both Tollywood and Kollywood. Many of them went to Chennai to pay their last respects to the departed soul.

The latest news is that Amala Paul has been signed on for Allu Arjun's next. An excited Amala tweeted, "Really looking forward to join your fabulous team, hve heard lovely things working with u sir! Sooper excited abt 'Iddaru Ammayilu'."
Meanwhile, we hear that Taapsee had also been approached for the flick. A source close to her says, "The filmmakers didn't confirm with her. They said that Taapsee was doing the film and didn't bother to get back to her. But she has no issues; she feels it's their choice."
It's after five years that Puri Jagannadh and Allu Arjun are teaming up after their last hit film Desamudhuru. And if the movie has two heroines as the title suggests, then Taapsee may well be in the running for the other role

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 Story:

Life Is Beautiful Sekhar Kammula directing this movie under Amigos Creations banner. Mickey J Meyer scored music for this movie. Film starts with Amala convincing her three children, Srinu (Abhijeet), (Rashmi Shastry) & younger daughter Chinni to go for Hyderabad and stay with their grandmother, continuing with their study’s. Srinu comes to Hyderabad to stay at their granny’s home at sun shine valley. Here he makes new friends and starts new life, forming a batch of six friends. Sun shine valley has two phases, one phase has rich people houses named as gold phase and other phase has upper-middle class family houses named as b-block. The rest of the story is formed with what happens in the life of these six youngsters in the time frame of two years. Amala Akkineni, Shriya Saran and Anjala Zaveri playing the important roles in this movie.
 










Analysis:

 Life is Beautiful's First half  is entertaining with right mix of comedy, romance and drama. Sekhar Kammula, who is regarded as one of the sensible directors of Tollywood took lot of pain and has come up with apt casting. Life is Beautiful grabs the attention of the audience through out the first half and the narration attracts. Especially the chemistry between Srinivas-Paddu and Nagaraju-Lakshmi has been etched well. Though the first half is entertaining, Sekhar Kammula made pre interval episode very heavy with adequate melodrama.

















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