
This Diwali saw the release of intriguing films like 'KA', 'Lucky Baskhar', and 'Amaran' which all garnered significant success. This week also promises a lineup of films poised to entertain in a similar fashion, but this time smaller films are stepping into the box office arena. Additionally, several interesting movies and web series are ready to be released on OTT platforms. Let’s take a look at these releases.



Movies Releasing in Theaters



Appudo Ippudo Eppudo



The latest film starring young hero Nikhil, 'Appudo Ippudo Eppudo', directed by Sudheer Varma who previously directed 'Swamy Ra Ra' and 'Keshava'. Produced by B. Bapineedu under the presentation of B.V.S.N. Prasad, the film stars Rukmini Vasanth as the female lead with Divyansha Kaushik in a crucial role. Set to release on November 8, its trailers and teasers have already captivated audiences.







Dhoom Dhaam



The new film 'Dhoom Dhaam', featuring Chetan Maddineni and Hebah Patel, directed by Sai Kishore Macha includes a star-studded cast with Sai Kumar, Vennela Kishore, Prithviraj, and Goparaju Ramana. Produced under the banner of Friday Frameworks by M.S. Ram Kumar, this movie is completing all its pre-release formalities and is scheduled to hit screens on November 8.







Jithender Reddy



A latest political action film 'Jithender Reddy', starring Rakesh Varre and directed by Virinchi Varma of 'Uyyala Jampala' fame, is based on real events from the 1980s. The filming has been completed, and the movie is set to release on November 8.







Bloody Beggar



This week will also see the release of the Tamil dubbed film 'Bloody Beggar', which received a positive reception upon its Diwali release. Directed by Shiva Balan Muthukumar and produced by Nelson Dilip Kumar, the film starring Kavin in the lead role will release in Telugu on November 7.







Jathara



Directed and starred in by Satish Babu Ratokonda, 'Jathara' is an action drama set against the backdrop of Chittoor district. Produced by Radha Krishna Reddy and Shiva Shankar Reddy, this film is slated for a November 8 release.







OTT Releases



Devara



The film 'Devara' starring Junior NTR was released globally on September 27. After approximately 40 days, this movie is set to make its way to OTT and will be available for streaming on Netflix starting this Friday, November 8.







Vettaiyan



The Tamil hit movie 'Vettaiyan', starring Rajinikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, which also features Rana, Fahadh Faasil, and Manju Warrier in key roles, will also premiere on OTT this week. It will start streaming on Amazon Prime Video from November 8.







ARM



The Malayalam film 'ARM' starring Tovino Thomas, which recently achieved great success, is set to stream on Disney+ Hotstar from November 8. The film will be available in both Malayalam and Telugu.







Citadel: Honey Bunny



The highly anticipated web series 'Citadel: Honey Bunny' starring Samantha and Varun Dhawan will be released on OTT this week. The series will begin streaming on Amazon from November 7 and will be available in both Hindi and Telugu. The recently released trailer has significantly heightened expectations.







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Cast



Allu Arjun, Rashmika, Fahadh Faasil, Jagapathi Babu, Sunil, Anasuya, Rao Ramesh, Dhanunjaya, Jagadeesh Prathap Bandari, Tarak Ponnappa, Ajay, Sritejas, and others



Written and Directed by: Sukumar Music: Devi Sri Prasad Cinematography: Miroslaw Kuba Brozek Editing: Naveen Nooli Producers: Naveen Yerneni, Ravi Yalamanchili Production Houses: Mythri Movie Makers, Sukumar Writings Release Date: December 5, 2024



Everyone knows what a sensation "Pushpa" (2021) created when it was released with Allu Arjun in the lead role under Sukumar's direction. As a result, its sequel "Pushpa 2" has garnered nationwide attention. The movie features Rashmika Mandanna as the female lead opposite Bunny, while Malayalam star Fahadh Faasil plays the antagonist. The already-released trailer, teaser, promotional materials, and marketing campaigns have significantly raised expectations. The film team also conducted promotions in various major cities across the country, further increasing the hype. The film released worldwide on December 5th in Telugu, Hindi, and several other South Indian languages. So how is "Pushpa 2"? Did it impress the audience? Did it achieve blockbuster success? Let's find out in this review.



Story



Pushparaj (Allu Arjun), who started his journey as a red sandalwood coolie, rises to become the leader controlling a smuggling syndicate. He expands his syndicate's operations internationally and grows powerful enough to influence politics by funding the ruling party. During this time, his rivalry with SP Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat (Fahadh Faasil) intensifies. Despite his aggressive nature outside, Pushparaj never disobeys his wife Srivalli (Rashmika). One day, when Pushparaj sets out to meet the Chief Minister with MP Siddappa (Rao Ramesh), Srivalli eagerly asks him to get a photo with the CM. However, when Pushpa makes this request, the CM mocks him. This leads Pushpa to challenge that he will make MP Siddappa the Chief Minister. What does Pushpa do to achieve this? What's his conflict with Central Minister Veera Pratap Reddy (Jagapathi Babu)? What plans does SP Shekhawat devise to stop Pushpa? Does Pushpa keep his promise to Srivalli? The story revolves around these questions.







Performances



Bunny (Allu Arjun) once again excels as Pushpa Raj. He shows even more impact in terms of language and body language. He mesmerizes in fights and dances. Particularly, his acting in the Jatara episode and climax reaches another level. Rashmika as Srivalli delivers a memorable performance with great chemistry alongside Allu Arjun. Compared to the first part, she's given more glamorous scenes in the sequel. Her performance peaks in many scenes. Sreeleela enchants with the "Kissika" song, dazzling with her dance moves as usual. Fahadh Faasil performs well as Shekhawat, though the character loses some seriousness as the story progresses. Rao Ramesh impresses as the MP. Compared to the first part, Sunil and Anasuya's roles get less prominence. Jagapathi Babu as the Central Minister and Kannada actor Tarak Ponnappa make their presence felt in the story. Jagadeesh appears in a key role as Allu Arjun's friend. The rest of the cast performs adequately within their scope.



Direction 



Compared to the first part, director Sukumar has expanded Pushpa Raj's territory further. He has incorporated his trademark psychological elements and mind games into the story. He keeps the audience energized with hero elevations throughout. Allu Arjun's introduction, the Tom and Jerry fight between Pushpa and Shekhawat, and the strategic moves are well portrayed. Though the story seems to move slowly, the interval bang takes it to another level. While showing Pushpa's business and political empires, the director effectively portrays his affection for Srivalli. The love and chemistry between Pushpa and Srivalli appear cute on screen. In the second half, the Gangamma Jatara episode is the highlight of the movie. Sukumar excellently showcases heroism and family emotions in this episode. The fights and family emotions in the climax are entertaining. However, the lack of strong villainy and excessive runtime can be considered drawbacks. In the crucial scenes, Sukumar has laid the groundwork for "Pushpa 3" with a twist and turn.



Technical Aspects 



Technically, the movie is brilliant, with every department delivering excellent work. Devi Sri Prasad impresses with both songs and background score. Another music director, Sam CS, also captures attention with his background score. Kuba's camera work is a major plus for the movie, grandly capturing every episode. Srikant Vissa's dialogues are engaging. The editing could have been more careful. Mythri Movie Makers' production values are top-notch, with richness visible in every scene.



Plus Points:



Allu Arjun's performanceAction sequencesJatara episodeMusic



Minus Points:



Weakened villainySecond half pacing



Telugu.yousay.tv Rating : 4/5 


'Pushpa 2' movie Review : THE BIGGEST INDIAN BLOCKBUSTER this season! Allu Arjun's Reign Begins


Icon Star Allu Arjun is well-known to be starring in 'Pushpa 2,' directed by Sukumar, amidst high expectations. With Rashmika Mandanna as the leading lady, the movie has garnered nation-wide anticipation following the pan-India success of its first installment. The makers have officially announced a December 6th release for the film. However, in a recent press meet, they revealed an earlier release date and confirmed that 'Pushpa 3' is definitely happening.



A Day Early



Fans of Allu Arjun and cinema enthusiasts eagerly awaiting 'Pushpa 2,' initially set for December 6, will be delighted to know it's coming a day earlier. Producers Naveen Yerneni and Ravi Shankar Yalamanchili announced at today's press meet that due to a long weekend in the US, 'Pushpa 2' will premiere there on Wednesday, December 4. Accordingly, it will release pan-India on December 5. The makers also released a special poster and video, stating that releasing 'Pushpa 2' a day early aligns well with their plans.




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'Pushpa 3' Confirmed



There has been ongoing speculation about a third part following 'Pushpa 2.' Both hero Allu Arjun and director Sukumar have hinted at 'Pushpa 3.' During the latest press meet, producer Ravi Shankar officially confirmed 'Pushpa 3,' mentioning they have a solid lead that guarantees the third installment. This announcement has undoubtedly escalated the excitement among fans, though the producer did not comment on when 'Pushpa 3' would commence filming.




https://twitter.com/i/status/1849383805657690194




Jatara Episode Hype



The producers responded to the hype surrounding the Jatara episode in 'Pushpa 2,' stating that it took nearly 35 days to shoot, with extensive rehearsals. Both director Sukumar and Allu Arjun worked hard on this and every scene, ensuring the episode will meet the high expectations. Significant funds were allocated to this scene, promising to make it a highlight of the film.







Non-Theatrical Record



Producer Ravi Shankar reacted to rumors that 'Pushpa 2' pre-release business surpassed ₹1000 crores, including theatrical and non-theatrical revenues. He highlighted that the non-theatrical business alone achieved unprecedented figures. The shooting of 'Pushpa 2's' item song will start from November 4, with only that song remaining in the final stages of filming. Details about who will perform in the song will be disclosed in a couple of days.







₹1000 Crores Business!



Trade circles have announced that 'Pushpa 2' has already made a huge pre-release business milestone, grossing ₹1065 crores. Theatrical rights alone were sold for ₹640 crores. Breakdowns include ₹220 crores from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, ₹200 crores from North India, ₹50 crores from Tamil Nadu, ₹30 crores from Karnataka, ₹20 crores from Kerala, and ₹120 crores overseas. Additionally, digital rights were acquired by Netflix for ₹275 crores, with music rights at ₹65 crores and satellite rights at ₹85 crores, totaling over ₹1000 crores in pre-release business.






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Telangana is renowned for spiritual tourism, boasting numerous ancient temples that have long served as symbols of faith and belief for devotees. These temples are known for their distinctive architectural styles, traditions, beliefs, and spiritual significance. This narrative will detail the prominent temples of Telangana, highlighting their uniqueness, facilities, beliefs, and access routes.



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1. Yadadri Lakshminarasimha Swamy Temple



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Yadagirigutta



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Legend: The temple, situated on Yadagirigutta Hill, was historically known as 'Vaikunthapuram' and is dedicated to Lord Narasimha. According to mythology, a sage named Yada performed penance here and had a vision of Narasimha. The temple offers darshan of Narasimha in four distinct forms—Jwala Narasimha, Gandabherunda Narasimha, Yogananda Narasimha, and Ugra Narasimha—considered a fulfiller of devotees' wishes.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prasadam: The temple is famous for its Abhishekam Laddu and Pulihora prasadam, which are distributed to devotees after offerings.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tradition: Special celebrations occur during the month of Chaitra, including grand Brahmotsavams and Narasimha Jayanti, believed to fulfill devotees' wishes.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Facilities: For devotees' convenience, there are special queue lines, darshan tickets, parking facilities, and restrooms. Additionally, there are shops selling spiritual books and prasadam.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Travel Route: Accessible by bus, cab, or private vehicles from Hyderabad, approximately 60 kilometers away.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=9mxf4cUlQS8




2. Bhadrachalam Sri Ramachandra Swamy Temple



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Bhadrachalam



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Legend: The temple is associated with the Ramayana era and is situated on the banks of the Godavari River, known for its connection to Rama's exile. It is believed that Rama stayed in the Bhadragiri Hills during his exile. The town's name originates from a sage named Bhadra who worshipped Rama here.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prasadam: Bellam Panakam and Laddu are famous here, especially during Sri Rama Navami, when these are offered to the devotees.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tradition: The temple grandly celebrates Sri Rama Navami every year, including a ceremonial wedding of Sita and Rama, drawing thousands of devotees. Unmarried individuals participating in the rituals are believed to find marriage partners soon.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Facilities: There are free meals for devotees, rest complexes, and rooms available nearby. Special queue lines are also available for pilgrims.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Travel Route: Bhadrachalam is about 312 kilometers from Hyderabad, accessible by APSRTC and TGRTC buses.







3. Kaleshwaram Mukteshwara Swamy Temple



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Kaleshwaram



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Legend: Kaleshwaram Temple, a famous Shiva sanctum in Telangana, is located at the confluence of the Godavari and Pranahita rivers, known as the 'Triveni Sangam'. The temple is unique for worshipping two lingams—Shiva and Yama.







&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prasadam: The temple is well-known for its Panchamrutham.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tradition: Shivaratri is celebrated with great fervor here, and 'Kaleshwaram Jatara' is a significant local event. Additionally, offering pinda for the ancestors here is believed to prevent them from rebirth.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Facilities: Devotees have access to restrooms, drinking water facilities, and prasadam sales centers. Special darshan options are also available.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Travel Route: It is about 240 kilometers from Hyderabad, with bus and private vehicle options available.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CabAeqMJ__8




4. Jogulamba Temple, Alampur



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Alampur



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Legend: The Jogulamba temple is known as a Shakti Peeth, where the goddess is worshipped as Jogulamba, representing the goddess who killed Mahishasura. It is believed that the head of goddess Sati fell here, adding to its sanctity.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prasadam: Kadalepappu and Pulihora are offered here.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tradition: The temple sees a significant number of devotees during Navratri, and special rituals are conducted during this period.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Facilities: Facilities for devotees include restrooms, drinking water, and parking. A park for children and shops are also available.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Travel Route: Alampur is about 210 kilometers from Hyderabad, with both bus and private vehicle access.







5. Warangal Bhadrakali Temple



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Location: Warangal



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Legend: The Bhadrakali temple dates back to the time of the Chalukya kings and was further developed by the Kakatiya rulers. According to legend, the goddess Bhadrakali was established here after killing the demon Mahishasura, and the Kakatiya kings revered her as their family deity.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Prasadam: Laddu and Kadalepappu are served here.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Tradition: 'Sarannavaratrulu' (Navratri) is observed with special rituals. Batukamma and Dussehra festivals are celebrated grandly.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Facilities: Parking, restrooms, and a park for children are available, along with drinking water facilities.



&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Travel Route: Warangal is about 145 kilometers from Hyderabad, with bus and train options available.







6. Vemulawada Rajarajeshwara Swamy Temple



Location: Vemulawada



Temple Legend: The temple in Vemulawada is dedicated to Rajarajeshwara Swamy (Lokeshwara Swamy) and was constructed during the Chalukya era. According to legend, Rajarajeshwara, known as the 'compassionate one', was said to fulfill the wishes of his devotees, which earned him his revered name.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and laddu are offered as prasadam.



Tradition: A large number of devotees visit the temple during Mahashivaratri. Special prayers are conducted during the festival of Brahmotsavams and in the month of Kartik. Fulfilling 'Kode Mokku' (a vow) is a common practice among devotees, who believe it grants their wishes.



Facilities: Special entry for devotees, free meals, drinking water facilities, prasadam sale centers, and restrooms are available.



Travel Route: From Hyderabad, Vemulawada is about 150 kilometers away, accessible by RTC buses and private vehicles.







7. Komuravelli Mallanna Temple



Location: Komuravelli



Temple Legend: This temple is dedicated to Mallanna (Shiva) and is highly revered in the rural areas of Telangana. According to the legends, Mahadev performed penance here, which is why he is worshipped in this place.



Offerings: Turmeric, vermilion, and tamarind rice are offered as prasadam.



Tradition: The Mallanna Jatara during Magha month is celebrated with great pomp, lasting three months, attracting hundreds of thousands of devotees.



Facilities: Restrooms, drinking water, and parking facilities are available for devotees.



Travel Route: Located about 85 kilometers from Hyderabad, the temple is accessible by buses and private vehicles.




https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0QdnkiR1bDE




8. Dichpalli Ramalayam



Location: Dichpalli, Nizamabad



Temple Legend: Dichpalli Ramalayam is one of the famous Rama temples in Telangana, known as 'Telangana Badrinath'. It was built during the Chalukya period and is renowned for its beautiful pillars, sculptures, and artworks.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and daddojanam are served as prasadam.



Tradition: Sri Ramanavami is celebrated grandly every year.



Facilities: Special queues for devotees, restrooms, and prasadam sale centers are available.



Travel Route: Dichpalli is about 175 kilometers from Hyderabad, accessible by buses and trains.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=Sp7IIaNkJn4




9. Kumaram Bheem Temple, Asifabad



Location: Asifabad



Temple Legend: Named after Kumaram Bheem, a deity revered mainly by the Gond tribe, this temple holds significant cultural importance. Bheem, a leader of the Gond tribe, is worshipped as the local deity here.



Offerings: Tamarind rice is offered as prasadam.



Tradition: An annual festival called 'Kumaram Bheem Jatara' is held, which sees significant participation from the Telangana Gond tribe.



Facilities: Drinking water, prasadam sale centers, and restrooms are available for devotees.



Travel Route: Asifabad is about 300 kilometers from Hyderabad, with bus and private vehicle options available.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=aqCLsm5TLi4




10. Medak Koteswaralayam



Location: Medak



Temple Legend: The Koteswaralayam in Medak is a distinguished site, constructed by the Kakatiya rulers.



Offerings: Panchamritam and tamarind rice are served as prasadam.



Facilities: Parking, drinking water, and prasadam sale centers are available for devotees.



Travel Route: Medak is approximately 100 kilometers from Hyderabad.







11. Ramappa Temple



Location: Palampet, Warangal



Temple Legend: The Ramappa Temple, a marvel of Kakatiya architecture, was named after the sculptor Ramappa. It's recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and daddojanam are offered as prasadam.



Tradition: Mahashivaratri is celebrated with great splendor annually.



Facilities: Prasadam sale centers, restrooms, and parking facilities are available for devotees.



Travel Route: Ramappa Temple is around 160 kilometers from Hyderabad, accessible by buses and private vehicles.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=M64oW7K81L0




12. Koravi Veerabhadra Swamy Temple



Location: Koravi, Mahabubabad



Temple Legend: This temple is dedicated to Veerabhadra Swamy, a fierce form of Shiva. According to legend, Shiva created Veerabhadra during a yajna to destroy Daksha.



Offerings: Tamarind rice is offered as prasadam.



Tradition: Shivaratri is celebrated extensively here.



Facilities: Special entry for devotees, restrooms, and prasadam sale centers are available.



Travel Route: Koravi is about 180 kilometers from Hyderabad, with buses and private vehicles available.







13. Basara Saraswati Temple



Location: Basara, Nizamabad



Temple Legend: The Basara Saraswati Temple is dedicated to Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge. It is particularly famous as a place where young children begin their education (Aksharabhyasam).



Offerings: Tamarind rice is a popular prasadam here.



Tradition: A large number of devotees visit during Vasant Panchami.



Facilities: Restrooms, prasadam sale centers, and drinking water are available for devotees.



Travel Route: Basara is approximately 210 kilometers from Hyderabad, with train and bus services available.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=Bkxc9CnKZM8




14. Mekadata Shivalayam



Location: Nalgonda



Temple Legend: Mekadata Shivalayam is one of the ancient Shaiva temples, where it is believed that Shiva appeared in the form of a goat.



Offerings: Panchamritam is offered as prasadam.



Tradition: Special rituals are conducted during Mahashivaratri at the temple.



Facilities: Facilities for devotees include prasadam sale centers, restrooms, and parking.



Travel Route: The temple is about 100 kilometers from Hyderabad, accessible by buses and private vehicles.







15. Sri Ranganayaka Swamy Temple



Location: Jayashankar Bhupalpally



Temple Legend: This temple is dedicated to Ranganayaka Swamy (Vishnu) and is noted for its ancient Dravidian architectural style.



Offerings: Laddu and tamarind rice are distributed as prasadam.



Tradition: The Vaikuntha Ekadashi festival is celebrated with great grandeur annually.



Facilities: Facilities include prasadam sale centers, restrooms, and parking.



Travel Route: From Hyderabad, Jayashankar Bhupalpally is about 180 kilometers away, served by buses and private vehicles.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOo7SHe4UsQ




16. Nagaram Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple



Location: Mahabub Nagar



Temple Legend: This temple is dedicated to Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy. According to legend, Narasimha bestowed his divine glance upon his devotees here.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and payasam are served as prasadam.



Tradition: Narasimha Swamy Jayanthi is particularly celebrated here, attracting large numbers of devotees.



Facilities: Devotees have access to prasadam sale centers, restrooms, and parking.



Travel Route: Mahabub Nagar is about 100 kilometers from Hyderabad.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2euJxRScsc




17. Sangameshwara Temple



Location: Jogulamba Gadwal



Temple Legend: Located at the confluence of the Krishna and Bhima rivers in Gadwal district, this temple is dedicated to Shiva, who is deeply revered here as Sangameshwara.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and laddu are offered as prasadam.



Tradition: Special rituals known as Sankalpa Pujas are conducted during the month of Kartik.



Facilities: Facilities for devotees include drinking water, restrooms, and prasadam sale centers.



Travel Route: Gadwal is approximately 190 kilometers from Hyderabad, with road access by buses.







18. Chilkur Balaji Temple



Location: Chilkur, Rangareddy District



Temple Legend: Chilkur Balaji Temple is famously known as "Visa Balaji." Devotees perform 11 circumambulations to express their wishes and 108 after their wishes are fulfilled.



Offerings: Laddu is provided as prasadam.



Tradition: This temple is unique because it does not offer special entry privileges; all devotees are treated equally.



Facilities: Facilities include prasadam sale centers, parking, and drinking water.



Travel Route: Chilkur is about 25 kilometers from Hyderabad, accessible by road with buses and private vehicles.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&amp;v=rrrB6Wz-oBk




19. Pachala Someshwara Temple



Location: Panagal, Nalgonda



Temple Legend: Built during the Kakatiya dynasty in Panagal village, this temple is dedicated to Shiva, known here as Pachala Someshwara due to the unique green color of the Shivalingam.



Offerings: Tamarind rice is served as prasadam.



Tradition: Special rituals and abhishekams are conducted during Mahashivaratri.



Facilities: Facilities for devotees include prasadam sale centers, drinking water, and parking.



Travel Route: Panagal is about 110 kilometers from Hyderabad, with bus and private vehicle access.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6SUEijpu2E




20. Sri Chaya Someshwara Temple



Location: Panagal, Nalgonda



Temple Legend: Sri Chaya Someshwara Temple is unique for the constant shadow cast on its Shivalingam, which remains unexplained scientifically, adding to the temple's mystique.



Offerings: Tamarind rice and panchamritam are offered as prasadam.



Tradition: Special rituals are performed during Mahashivaratri, and devotees flock here to witness the miraculous shadow.



Facilities: Facilities include prasadam sale centers, restrooms, drinking water, and parking.



Travel Route: Panagal is about 110 kilometers from Hyderabad, served by buses and private vehicles.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur5hNGPRaqM



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