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Vijay Deverakonda-Starrer Pelli Choopulu Celebrates Small Successes
To overlook Pelli Choopulu’s craft because of its lightness would be a mistake. This film deserved far more attention for the way it has been shot, directed and edited, and its unostentatious details, writes FC Reader Sagar Tetali.
As An Actor, The Choices I Make Define Me: Priyadarshi Before The Release Of ‘Mail’...
In conversation with Alekhya Devarakonda, actor Priyadarshi Pulikonda speaks about his upcoming film Mail directed by Uday Gurrala, his approach towards finding the right scripts and the nostalgia around computers
In The Telugu Film Industry, You Need Wealth Or A Weapon: Adivi Sesh
The actor talks about how writing is his weapon, his approach to a thriller, upcoming bilingual Major, the nepotism debate and why he’s partial to the big screen.
Tharun Bhascker's 12 Tips For Breaking Into The Telugu Film Industry
The Pelli Choopulu director looks back at his experiences and tells other younger directors following in his footsteps what they can learn from his journey
Any Actor Can Come To Us For An Audition: Vijay Deverakonda On How He Wants To Run His ...
‘Everyone is welcome. I promise you no one will look at you like you’ve come to take a loan,’ says the Arjun Reddy and Dear Comrade actor
Vijay Superum Pournamiyum Movie Review: A Fairly Engaging Remake
Pelli Choopulu isn’t really a film that needs a remake. It’s urban, it’s young, it’s relatable and there’s little a new version can add to take the film to a new audience that you couldn’t already reach with a good subtitled version. Or so one thought.
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Download The Script Of Pelli Choopulu
Starring Vijay Deverakonda and Ritu Varma, this 2016 Telugu rom-com is one for the ages. Now read its script to keep the love going
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Telugu Cinema Of The 80s: A More Progressive Past?
30 years after the release of Daasi, the Telugu film industry is no longer associated with the kind of powerful films it once was
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