





Allu Arjun is one actor who is not only aware of style and fashion but also the audience pulse to an extent. Now, sources close to him reveal “Bunny has realized that the next level of cinema is 3D only. If audience should come to theatres, it is only because of 3D because the other films are already affected by piracy.”


Surender Reddy is presently busy with Jr.Ntr’s Oosaravelli, Tamanna is pairing opposite Jr.Ntr in this film. After the completion of Oosaravelli, Surender Reddy will start this project with Allu Arjun. The movie is expected to be produced under Geetha Arts banner.
Allu Arjun’s ‘Badrinath’ which was made under Geetha Arts banner failed to impress the audience despite the work of top technicians like story writter Chinni Krishna, music director M M Keeravani, cinematographer S Ravi Varman, art director Anand Babu, fight master Peter Hynes, editor Gautham Raju and the captain of the team V V Vinayak. The reason being, the story lacks necessary elements of intensity and interest.
Now Allu Arjun has a new project in development with Trivikram. As per the reports, the actor has given his nod to Trivikram and will start shooting for the film from mid July i.e., after his holidays in overseas. DVV Danaiah, who produced films like ‘Desamuduru’ and ‘Varudu’ with Allu Arjun, will be now producing this film under his banner Universal Media. On the other hand, Allu Arjun’s film to be produced by Dil Raju under Vasu Varma’s direction is most likely to begin in September.



Allu Arjun-Tamanna starrer ‘Badrinath’ has hit the theatres worldwide on June 10th. V V Vinayak directed the film and Allu Aravind produced it under Geeta Arts banner. The film is said to have created a record by collecting Rs 7.5 crores on the first day itself in entire part of India. The following is the collection list in different areas.
1.) Nizam – 1.64
2.) Ceded – 1.42
3.) Guntur – 0.68
4.) West – 0.30
5.) East – 0.32
6.) Krishna – 0.48
7.) Nellore – 0.27
8.) Vizag – 0.75
9.) Karnataka– 0.76
10.) Kerala – 0.65
11.) North India– 0.25