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Nani’s 'The Paradise' to Feature Dialogue King Mohan Babu as the Villain – A Blockbuster in the Making?

With 'Dasara,' actor Nani has entered the 100 crore club for the first time. Director Srikanth Odela, who made his debut with this film, has earned a unique recognition for himself. Having worked as an assistant to Sukumar on 'Rangasthalam,' Srikanth gained star director status with his very first film. He is now set to direct his second film with Nani as well. This movie has been titled 'The Paradise.' An exciting update about this film has surfaced: a legendary actor is rumored to be part of this movie, much to the delight of Nani's fans. Mohan Babu as the Villain! The upcoming film 'The Paradise,' directed by Srikanth Odela and starring Nani, is set against a Secunderabad backdrop. The villain's role is said to be crucial in this film. It is believed that a senior actor would do justice to this character. After considering several names, the buzz is strong that Manchu Mohan Babu has been finalized for this role. Director Srikanth Odela reportedly explained the villain role to Mohan Babu, who liked it very much and immediately gave the green light. There is much anticipation among cinema lovers to see the on-screen confrontation between Natural Star Nani and Dialogue King Mohan Babu. Can He Match the Dialogue King? Mohan Babu, known as the Dialogue King, is a distinctive actor in Tollywood. He has left an indelible mark as a hero, villain, comedian, character artist, and producer. In the early days of his career, Mohan Babu was predominantly seen in villain roles. He has the capability to deliver even the most challenging dialogues effortlessly. Matching up to Mohan Babu is no ordinary task for Nani. Previously, in the film 'Bujjigadu,' Mohan Babu played a role with negative shades, and it was rumored that Prabhas was overshadowed in some scenes. Now, the Nani-Mohan Babu combo in 'The Paradise' is also likely to captivate audiences similarly. This film is being touted as a significant test for Nani, marking the first time he will share the screen with a veteran actor. Frustration Over Title Leak The title for the upcoming movie 'The Paradise,' a collaboration between actor Nani and director Srikanth Odela, was leaked before the makers could officially announce it. This forced Srikanth Odela to announce the title, even though he initially intended to start shooting under a working title. Recently, the director expressed significant frustration over this leak. He indicated that he knows the individuals responsible for such acts, denying rumors that it was someone from his team. He advised against hastily blaming assistant directors or writers whenever a leak happens and urged for a change in the habit of casting blame on hardworking departments. He clarified that the leak did not come from his team, confirming he knows who was responsible.

November 28 , 2024

Celebrating #HBD Prabhas: 10 Lesser-Known Facts About the Baahubali Star on His Birthday!

Pan-India star Prabhas has won millions of fans with his acting and his kindness. Particularly recognized for his role in 'Baahubali,' he brought Telugu cinema to a global stage. It can be said that the records created by Prabhas as a movie hero are unparalleled. Today (October 23) is Prabhas' birthday. As he steps into his 45th year, here are some intriguing details about his personal and film career for you. Average in Studies Prabhas was an average student academically. He wasn't the type to sit in class for long periods and looked forward to the drill period eagerly. He was known for skipping classes to play games. Forgetful Prabhas is somewhat forgetful. He shared in an interview that his friends used to call him 'Ghajini' since his school days. He recounted how he often forgot his pen during exams and would leave his book in one place and forget where it was. He has admitted that he has improved a bit since his childhood. 'You, a Hero?' At the beginning of his career, when Prabhas told a friend that he wanted to become a film hero, his friend laughed and said, 'You, a hero?' When he shared this with his family, they were initially shocked but later sent him to Satyanand in Visakhapatnam for training. After three months of training, he received the offer for 'Eeswar.' The Reason Behind the Darling Call Prabhas frequently uses the word 'Darling' to address his friends and close ones. He explained that he feels uncomfortable calling someone brother or 'anna,' which is why he prefers calling them 'Darling.' Noticing this, director Puri Jagannadh popularized this nickname through the film 'Bujjigadu,' and it became even more popular with the movie 'Darling.' Guest Roles The Rebel Star Prabhas appeared in a guest role in the Hindi movie 'Action Jackson' (2014) directed by dance master Prabhu Deva starring Ajay Devgn. In the song 'Punjabi Mast,' he danced alongside Sonakshi Sinha. Decades later, he is set to appear in a guest role in the movie 'Kannappa' and gave a voice-over for the movie 'Denikaina Ready.' Two Films with His Uncle The late actor Krishnam Raju was Prabhas’ uncle, and Prabhas entered the industry as his heir. Prabhas deeply admired his uncle and acted with him in films like 'Billa' and 'Rebel.' Prabhas often shares that these two films provided him with many sweet memories. Thrice With Each In his career, Prabhas has acted in the most films with two heroines, Trisha and Anushka, sharing the screen three times each. He starred with Trisha in 'Bujjigadu,' 'Varsham,' and 'Pournami.' With Anushka, he acted in 'Billa,' 'Mirchi,' and 'Baahubali.' The First South Indian Hero Prabhas was the first South Indian hero to have a wax statue at the prestigious Madame Tussauds in the 'Baahubali' getup. Following him, Tollywood stars Mahesh Babu, Allu Arjun, and recently Ram Charan have achieved this honor. If Not an Actor... Prabhas once expressed that working with the famous Bollywood director Rajkumar Hirani would be a dream come true. If he had not been an actor, he mentioned that he would have settled in the hotel business.

October 23 , 2024

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