Rajamouli, is likely to release in March next.

Roja: Whom did Chiru help?
Former heroine and TDP Mahila wing leader Roja today launched a
scathing attack against Praja Rajyam president and her
ex-screen colleague Chiranjeevi. Talking to reporters in
Hyderabad, Roja said that Chiranjeevi entered into politics
just to fulfill his personal ambitions for power. "Organizing
the Tirupati meet was like Tagore, but it resulted as
Mrigaraju. There is no trace of Chiranjeevi having helped the
members of the film industry," she said.

Health workers stir against Homam
Health workers belonging to Guntur Municipal Corporation took
to agitation against certain dialogues in the recently released
JD's directorial debut Homam. Representatives of the Health
Workers Welfare Association said that the dialogues in question
amounted to belittle the dignity of their profession. Demanding
immediate removal of the dialogues, they also demanded open
apology from director JD. They warned that if their demand was
not conceded to, a statewide agitation would be launched
against the filmmakers.

Baladoor shown as technical wonder
D. Suresh Babu, who produced Ravi Teja-Anushka starrer
Baladoor, said that the film is the perfect example of
Tollywood's technical advancement. Talking to the media today
Ramanaidu Studios, the producer said: "We shot three songs
abroad – two in Europe (Austria and Germany) and one in
Uzbekistan. The negative of these three songs were badly fogged
and we noticed it after coming here. So, we took up shoot of
the fogged sequences with the help of blue and green mats at
the lawns of our studio. If you watch the songs carefully, you
will find slight difference, that too as we are revealing it
now. Otherwise, it's not possible even for a thorough
professional viewer. This exercise on our part might herald a
new wave wherein we need not go abroad for shooting songs, but
on blue and green mats." He further said the movie is doing
well with good crowds. "The practice of enhancing the movie