Nayanthara has not been new to controversies and she has been facing many controversies from the beginning of her career. Recently, she and her husband Vignesh Shivn have been cornered in controversies about the usage of clips from Chandramukhi and Naanum Rowdythaan films without necessary permissions from the respective producers. Dhanush, who produced Naanum Rowdythaan, has asked for Rs.10 crores for using 3 seconds of clips and AP International had moved to court for using Chandramukhi clips. Madras High Court have directed Nayanthara, Netflix to pay Rs.5 Crores compensation to producers.    On top of these, recently a post stating that she is divorcing her husband as gone viral. The actress and her husband have reacted to these rumors in a funny way. Calling them as loopy news, she stated that they themselves are surprised about them. We can take it for copyright issues too.  Currently, she is busy with her film projects like Mega157 and Sundar C film. Several of her other films have completed shooting and are waiting for release while few are stuck without any progress.  Disclaimer: The news article is written based on information shared by various sources. The organisation is not responsible for the factual nature of them. While we do try to do thorough research at times people could misguide. So, we would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them. 

Cast: RK Sagar, Misha Narang, Dhanya Balakrishna, Lakshmi Gopalaswamy, Thaarak Ponnappa, Anand, VV Giridhar, Vishnu Priya Crew:  Written by Varma Pericharla, Raghav Omkar Sasidhar Cinematography by Shyam K. Naidu Music by Harshavardhan Rameshwar Edited by Amarreddy Kudumula Directed by Raghav Omkar Sasidhar Produced by Ramesh Karutoori, Venki Pushadapu, Tharak RK Sagar, who gained immense popularity as a lead through Telugu TV series, marked his re-entry into films as a lead with The 100 film. The movie after going to different film festivals, released on 11th July, all over. Megastar Chiranjeevi's mother Anjanamma, Pawan Kalyan have promoted the film, recently. Let's talk about this cop thriller, in detail.  Plot:  Vikranth (RK Sagar), an IPS officer, believes that weapon is not needed to correct criminals. He is completely against encounters when even his higher officials hope him to be one. After his training, he takes up a case about a thieves gang, who only steal jewels from rich houses on every New Moon Day. One day, he meets a girl (Misha Narang) and likes her instantly.   But he finds her as a victim of gang rape by this gang of thieves. He catches the gang but they deny raping her. A gang of teengaers surrender to police and they are found dead. Virkanth faces NHRC charges of unethical encounter. Did he kill them? Who is behind all this? Watch the movie to know more.  Analysis:  RK Sagar looks good and fit as a police officer. His attire and body language suit action roles perfectly. But his emotional performance does need a little bit more polishing but overall, he delivered a believable performance. Misha Narang, got a very heavy role as a dancer and rape victim but her performance doesn't really shine as anticipated. Dhanya Balakrishna is wasted in a brief role. Thaarak Ponnappa is good but looks similar to his Pushpa 2 role and lacks similar intensity.  The movie tries to stick to commercial formula that too an outdated one, even though it has a strong core point. The writing needed to be consistent with more gripping scenes with growing proximity between leads and investigation part. But in trying to mix it all up, the strong emotional core that could have been the highlight of the film, goes missing. Each scene feels like being written with an inspiration rather than being original.  While commercial formula story telling and sticking to a format is not that bad, a thriller like The 100 needs to balance between women empowerment themes and heroism. Like Naan Mahaan Alla/ Naa Peru Shiva, Theeran Adhikaram Ondru/ Khakhi, Madras, Kathakali and many others it needed a strong premise that sets the characters in real world to make them more relatable. The narration lacks the similar coherence that we expect from such strong action thrillers.  While director Raghav Omkar Sasidhar has a solid social element at his behest, he tried to mix everything so much that he got confused which way to lean with his story. The movie needed audiences to connect with the women characters who are going through exploitation and manipulation but he gives exposition rather than letting us travel with those characters. Hence, it feels like an extended TV movie based on Savdhaan India, kind of series, rather than a coherent film.  With all the flaws, still the makers have been able to give a decent film that has a good core to talk about. Even RK Sagar's performance and the exploration of plot in the second hour are good points in it. With much better writting and strong narrative, the movie could have been much better.    Bottomline:  The 100 tries hard but incoherently ends up being too predictable.    Rating: 2.5/5  Disclaimer: The views/opinions expressed in this review are personal views/opinions shared by the writer and organisation does not hold a liability to them. We would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them. 

Raghav Juyal has made the entire nation notice him with awe and shock in his film, Kill. A funny guy who made people laugh with his antics as an anchor, a dancing sensation - who made Slow Motion walk iconic and made entire nation look at lyrical, freestyle dance forms, played a ruthless robber like never before.  His transformation from a dancer with funny attitude to a seriously talented actor has shocked everyone. Now, he is debuting in Telugu with Natural Star Nani's The Paradise. Srikanth Odela is directing the film and with the teaser, the team showcased that it will be mad, violent action flick.  Now, Raghav Juyal has been cast in a furious antagonist role. The makers state that the role will be more terrifying than Kill and his appearance in lesser known Yudhra. As a ruthless, merciless and power-hungry antagonist his character will be seen as a person who cannot tolerate even a small raise in voice.  He loves to suppress and oppress downtrodden and the rebellion is lead by Nani in Secunderabad set in 1960's. Srikanth Odela is taking care of every minute detail about his character and he is working round the clock to present him in such a terrifying manner that Nani vs him episodes would be a blast on screen, say makers.  Disclaimer: The news article is written based on information shared by various sources. The organisation is not responsible for the factual nature of them. While we do try to do thorough research at times people could misguide. So, we would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them.

Pragya Jaiswal did not find huge success as much as other contemporaries but she has been one of the most followed actresses on social media. Recently, her bold pictures and glamour show has been keeping her highly relevant. Now, she sizzled in a white monokini and internet is going crazy looking at them.    The actress has been sharing bikini, monokini, vacation pics from different places along with professional photoshoots. After Daaku Maharaaj, she will be once again seen in Akhanda 2 Thandaavam, reprising her role from Akhanda. But she might not be the full fledged leading lady in the film, from reports.    Except besides Nandamuri Balakrishna, she is not being offered roles from Telugu Cinema, even though she is beautiful and ready to play any role. Keeping all that aside, glam lovers are happy looking at bold updates from time to time.  Disclaimer: The news article is written based on information shared by various sources. The organisation is not responsible for the factual nature of them. While we do try to do thorough research at times people could misguide. So, we would encourage viewers' discretion before reacting to them.