
Every year brings new films to the silver screen, but the year 2025 is particularly significant for Telugu cinema audiences who are eagerly anticipating several pan-Indian releases. Movie lovers are especially keen on ten films, and even the slightest updates about these movies trend on social media. Who are the star heroes in these films, and when will they be released? Let's examine this special report.



The Raja Saab



When a Prabhas movie hits the screens, the Indian box office buzzes with excitement. After his appearance in "Kalki 2898 AD" this year, Prabhas is set to embark on another box office journey next year with "The Raja Saab." Directed by Maruthi, this film is scheduled for release on April 10, 2025. In it, Prabhas captivates with a vintage look and a lover boy makeover, heightening the anticipation among his fans.







OG



The film "OG," starring Powerstar Pawan Kalyan, has generated huge expectations. Directed by Sujeeth, this film marks Pawan Kalyan's first role as a gangster. Fans were thrilled by the glimpses released so far. Despite having projects like "Hari Hara Veera Mallu" and "Ustaad Bhagat" in his kitty, the excitement for "OG" remains unparalleled. The makers plan to release the movie in the summer of 2025, with a potential release in September.







Game Changer



Mega Power Star Ram Charan's latest film "Game Changer" is set to be a festive release for Sankranti next year. Scheduled for a worldwide release on January 10, this is Charan's first film after the blockbuster "RRR," and expectations are understandably high. In this film, Ram Charan will be seen for the first time in the role of a collector. Recently leaked photos of his look have increased the excitement among fans who are eager to see him battle corrupt political leaders.







War 2



Jr NTR, one of the leading stars of Tollywood, is set to make a mark in the Hindi industry with "War 2." Rumor has it that he will star opposite Hrithik Roshan. Following the blockbuster "Devara," the anticipation for Jr NTR's next appearance on screen in "War 2" is very high. He aims to captivate not just Telugu audiences but also Hindi viewers. The movie is set for release on August 15, 2025.







VD 12



Vijay Deverakonda is working under the direction of Gowtam Tinnanuri on "VD 12." Following four consecutive flops, Vijay is putting his heart and soul into this project. He is preparing to mesmerize in a rugged look. Producer Nagavanshi's comment that this film could be Vijay's "KGF" has significantly hyped it up. Telugu audiences are eagerly awaiting its release on March 28, 2025.







Thandel



Featuring Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi, "Thandel" is highly anticipated in Tollywood. Following the success of their previous film "Love Story," expectations are high, especially with Chaitanya playing a fisherman. Produced by the prestigious Geetha Arts, the makers are planning to release the film as a Sankranti gift. An official announcement is expected soon.







Mirai



Following the biggest hit "Hanu Man," young hero Teja Sajja is starring in another pan-Indian film, "Mirai," directed by Karthik Ghattamaneni. Manchu Manoj plays the villain in this film, marking his first negative role. The prospect of a showdown between Teja Sajja and Manchu Manoj has Telugu audiences highly anticipating this film, set for release on April 18, 2024.







Kubera



Renowned for his classic films, director Sekhar Kammula is working on "Kubera." Starring Tamil actor Dhanush and Tollywood’s beloved Nagarjuna, this film has Dhanush in the role of a beggar, while Nagarjuna appears as a powerful police officer. The anticipation to see how Kammula will showcase these two stars is immense. The makers are determined to release the movie next year.







G2



Adivi Sesh stars in the pan-Indian film "G2," directed by Vinay Kumar Sirigineedi. This sequel to the blockbuster "Goodachari" has increased expectations, particularly as Bollywood actor Emraan Hashmi plays the villain. Fans are eagerly waiting to see what kind of adventures the spy Adivi Sesh will undertake this time. The film is slated for a grand release in 2025.







NANI 33



After the success of "Dasara" last year, Nani and director Srikanth Odela are back with a new project. The film, potentially featuring music by young sensation Anirudh, has generated substantial buzz. Fans believe that "NANI 33" could repeat the blockbuster success of "Dasara." The makers are preparing for a year-end release next year.






10 Most Anticipated Telugu Films of 2025: Big Releases and Bigger Expectations!


Cast: Narne Nithiin, Nayan Sarika, Kasireddy Raj Kumar, Ankith Koya, and others



Director: Anji K Maniputra



Music Directors: Ram Miriyala, Ajay Arasada



Cinematography: Sameer Kalyani



Producers: Bunny Vas, Vidya Koppineedi



NTR's brother-in-law, Narne Nithiin, stars in his second film, 'Aay'. After achieving a solid hit with the film 'Mad', this young hero is set to impress the audience this week with 'Aay', directed by Anji K. Maniputra and featuring Nayan Sarika as the heroine. The movie was released on August 15th. How is the film? Did it impress the audience? Let’s find out in this review.







What's the Story?



Karthik (Narne Nithiin) from Amalapuram joins a software job in Hyderabad. Due to the COVID-19 lockdown, he returns to his village. While working from home, he spends enjoyable times with his childhood friends, Hari and Subbu. During this period, he falls in love with Pallavi (Nayan Sarika) from a neighboring village. Pallavi, who is very active on social media and cares deeply about caste, initially likes Karthik believing he is from the same caste. When she discovers he is from a different caste, she distances herself and agrees to an arranged marriage. Karthik finds it hard to cope with this. Meanwhile, his friends Hari and Subbu try various ways to reunite them. Did their efforts succeed? Did Karthik and Pallavi get married? To find out, one must watch the movie.







How Did They Perform?



Narne Nithiin in the role of Karthik was captivating. This role, compared to his first film, offered more scope for acting, and his maturity is evident in his expressions and dialogue delivery. He was also impressed with his dance skills. Nayan Sarika, as Pallavi, charmed with her beauty and performance, perfectly portraying a girl from the Godavari region. The comedy delivered by Raj Kumar Kasireddy and Ankith Koya in their roles as friends highlighted the film, particularly Kasireddy’s performance, which is memorable. Mime Gopi and Vinod Kumar performed well within the limits of their roles.







How's the Direction?



Though director Anji chose a familiar story, the way he presented it is appealing. The backdrop of Amalapuram, the innocence and warmth in the people, and the bonds of childhood friends all these elements are well-blended into the narrative. The film picks up pace when the three friends reunite, and from the moment Karthik falls in love, the movie becomes more entertaining. The efforts and troubles his friends undergo to help with his love life bring laughs. The director managed to introduce a twist in the straightforward storyline to make the second half more interesting. He also delivered a good message by involving the elders of both families in the second half. The twist in the climax is surprising. However, the routine story, a love track dominated by comedy, and some illogical scenes are drawbacks of the movie.







Technically Speaking



Technically, the cinematography by Sameer Kalyani is a significant plus for the movie. His camera work showcasing the surroundings of Amalapuram and the rural setting is impressive. Regarding music, the songs breathe life into the film, with Ram Miriyala’s Sufi song being particularly enchanting. The production values are high, with the producers not compromising on the budget.







Plus Points:



- Performances



- Comedy



- Climax



Minus Points:



- Routine story



- Predictable narrative



Telugu.YouSay.tv Rating: 3/5 


Aay Movie Review: Another small scale hit comedy


Among the stars of Tollywood, Ravi Teja is known as the 'Mass Maharaja'. Having delivered blockbusters such as 'Idiot', 'Bhadra', 'Venky', 'Vikramarkudu', 'Kick', 'Mirapakay', 'Power', 'Bengal Tiger', and 'Raja The Great', Ravi Teja hasn't been seen much in recent years. Although his recent films 'Dhamaka' and 'Eagle' seemed promising, they failed to deliver the level of success expected of Ravi Teja's caliber. His latest, 'Mr. Bachchan', also faced a dismal failure. Given his string of flops, it appears that the Mass Maharaja is taking a daring step by getting ready to remake a successful Malayalam movie.



Ravi Teja in the Remake of 'Aavesham'!



The Malayalam film 'Aavesham', directed by Jeethu Madhavan and featuring Fahadh Faasil in the lead, was an action-comedy that released this year and achieved great success, grossing over ₹150 crores at the box office. There has been talk in Tollywood about remaking this film in Telugu for some time. According to the latest buzz, Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja has acquired the remake rights of this film. Ravi Teja's acquisition of the rights has led to widespread speculation that he will star in the remake himself, to be produced under his own production company. An official announcement may also be coming soon, exciting Ravi Teja's fans.







Choosing Over Balakrishna...



There were rumors that Nandamuri Balakrishna would star in remake 'Aavesham' in Telugu, as Fahadh Faasil's role seemed a good fit for him. Balakrishna's fans even counted the film as one of his future projects. However, unexpectedly, Ravi Teja secured the project instead, charming Balakrishna's fans. Yet, Balakrishna's fans also say that Fahadh Faasil's role suits Ravi Teja well and believe that he will do justice to the various shades of the character. The question of who will direct this intriguing remake is currently generating much interest.







Struggling to Overcome the Flop Streak!



Ravi Teja, who once entertained fans with hit films, is now struggling with a series of flops. Of his last ten films, only one ('Krack') was a hit, and two others ('Dhamaka' and 'Eagle') received average feedback. The remaining seven were outright failures at the box office. The less said about 'Mr. Bachchan', the better, as it drew significant criticism and trolling for Ravi Teja. Critics have pointed out that he is not choosing age-appropriate roles and seems more interested in romantic scenes with much younger actresses. These criticisms have led Ravi Teja to decide that he must achieve a hit somehow and believes that remaking the successful Malayalam movie 'Aavesham' would be a safe bet.







Will 'Aavesham' Be a Good Fit?



'Aavesham' presents a unique story where three college students seek help from a local gangster, Ranga (Fahadh Faasil), to deal with their seniors. As the plot unfolds, Ranga forms a bond with the students, but complications arise due to his character, leading to an intriguing situation. Fahadh Faasil's characterization is a special attraction in this story. Given that the character suits senior actors well, initially, Balakrishna's name came up. Now that Ravi Teja's name has emerged, many wonder how he will fit into this role. There's no doubt that Ravi Teja can handle it, as the role demands a mix of comedy, action, and aggression, all of which he can deliver convincingly.






Ravi Teja: How Did He Win Over Balakrishna's Fans with the 'Aavesham' Remake?


Cast: Ravi Teja, Bhagyashri Borse, Jagapathi Babu, Sachin Khedekar, Shubhaleka Sudhakar, Kishore Raju Vashisht, Satya, Chammak Chandra, and others.



Director: Harish Shankar



Music: Mickey J. Meyer



Cinematography: Ayananka Bose



Editor: Ujwal Kulkarni



Producers: TG Vishwaprasad, Bhushan Kumar, Krishnan Kumar, Abhishek



The latest film featuring Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja under the direction of Harish Shankar is titled "Mr. Bachchan." Bollywood beauty Bhagyashri Borse stars as the heroine. Following the blockbuster "Mirapakay," the expectations for "Mr. Bachchan," another Ravi Teja-Harish Shankar combo, were sky-high. Trailers, teasers, and promotional images significantly raised expectations. The movie was released on August 15th as an Independence Day treat. How was the film? Did it meet expectations? Did Ravi Teja score another hit? Let's find out in this review.







What's the Story?



Income Tax Officer Mr. Bachchan (Ravi Teja) is an honest man. He becomes the target of wrath from his superiors after raiding a corrupt tobacco trader, leading to his suspension. Afterwards, Mr. Bachchan returns to his hometown, Kotipalli, and falls in love with Jikki (Bhagyashri). Just as he's preparing to marry, he's called back to his job. His next assignment is a raid at the home of MP Muthyam Jaggaiah (Jagapathi Babu), a man even officials fear. How did Bachchan conduct the raid in Jaggaiah’s home? What challenges did he face there? How did Bachchan and Jikki's love affair turn out? How did the elders agree to their marriage? Ultimately, what does Mr. Bachchan achieve? This is the rest of the story.







How Did They Perform?



Ravi Teja appears very powerful as Mr. Bachchan, dazzling with his unique style of comedy and reminiscent of the Ravi Teja of the past. He marked his presence in both action sequences and emotional scenes, showing versatility adapted to the situations. Bhagyashri Borse charmed with her glamor, especially shining in the songs. Jagapathi Babu fully justified his role as the antagonist. Comedian Satya entertained with his comedy, especially in the first half. Sachin Khedekar, Tanikella Bharani, Gautami, and Praveen also performed well in their respective roles, fitting perfectly within their character limits.







How's the Direction?



Director Harish Shankar attempted to show through this film the benefits to society when an Income Tax Officer works with integrity. He well-crafted the character of Mr. Bachchan and its related scenes. The love track between Ravi Teja and Bhagyashri Borse was a strong point of the movie. It played a crucial role in engaging the audience in the first half, along with Satya’s comedy. The climax leading up to the raid on Muthyam Jaggaiah's house and the subsequent action-packed scenes turned the narrative engaging. However, the magic of Harish’s direction faded somewhat in the second half. The entire second half revolving solely around the IT raid lessened the intrigue. A more interesting build-up between the hero and the villain's mind games would have been advantageous. A stronger portrayal of the villain’s role could have elevated the film to another level.







Technically



Technically, Mickey J. Meyer was the first hero for this film, providing catchy tunes suitable for the narrative. Songs like "Reppalu Dappulu," "Jikki," "Sitara," and "Nallanchu Tella Cheera" were a feast for both ears and eyes. Ayananka Bose's cinematographer was captivating. The production values were high.



Plus Points



- Ravi Teja’s performance



- Love track



- Comedy, Dialogues



Minus Points



- Second half



- Some boring scenes



Telugu.yousay.tv Rating: 3/5


Unpacking 'Mr. Bachchan' Movie Review: A Blend of Action, Comedy, and Romance


Just like last week, indie films are set to make noise at the box office this week too. They are ready to deliver quality entertainment and joy, thereby making the weekend more enjoyable. On the other side, new movies and web series are also making their way to OTT platforms. Let's check out the details.



Theatrical Releases



C 202



Munna Kasi stars and directs the film "C 202", with Goa beauty Sharon Ria Fernandez as the heroine. Produced by Manohari K.A under Mighty Oak Pictures banner, the film has been rated 'A' by the censor board. The recently released trailer captivated with its performances, intriguingly without a single dialogue. Set to release on October 25th.







Pottel



Featuring Ananya Nagalla and Yuva Chandra Krishna, the film "Pottel" is directed by Sahith Mothkuri. Other significant roles are played by Ajay, Priyanka Sharma, and Tanasvi Chowdhary. This movie is scheduled for a grand release on October 25th. The promotional images and trailer have heightened the anticipation for this film.







Narudi Brathuku Natana



Directed by Rishikeshwar Yogi and starring Sivakumar Ramachandravarapu and Nitin Prasanna, "Narudi Brathuku Natana" features Shruti Jayan, Aishwarya Anil Kumar, and Vaiva Raghav in main roles. The producers T.G. Viswaprasad, Sukumar Boreddy, and Dr. Sindhu Reddy are bringing this film to the audience on October 25th.







Laggam



Sai Ronak and Pragya Nagra star in "Laggam", directed by Ramesh Cheppala with producer Venu Gopal Reddy. Important roles are filled by Rajendra Prasad, L.B. Sriram, Rohini, Saptagiri, Krishnudu, and Raghu Babu. This movie is set to release on October 25th, presented by Asian Suresh Entertainment.







Roti Kapda Romance



Featuring Sandeep Saroj, Tarun, Harsha Narra, Supraj Ranga, Sonu Thakur, Nuvveksha, Megha Lekha, and Khushbu Chaudhari, "Roti Kapda Romance" is directed by Vikram Reddy. Co-produced with Bekkem Venugopal and Srujan Kumar Bojjam, it is slated for release on October 25th.







Venom: The Last Dance



This week will see the release of a Hollywood superhero film, the third installment of the blockbuster series "Venom", titled "Venom: The Last Dance". Scheduled for a global release on October 24th, the film will be available in English, Telugu, and Hindi, and also in a 3D version. Directed by Kelly Marcel, Tom Hardy has announced that this will be his final appearance in the series.







OTT Releases / Web Series



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This Week’s OTT &amp;  Telugu Movie Releases (25th Oct)


Normally, watching a movie in multiplexes is a costly affair, with tickets often exceeding Rs. 250 each. However, movie enthusiasts have a reason to celebrate on September 20th, as they can watch new films in multiplexes for just Rs. 99. This offer applies to any show, any movie provided by the Multiplex Association, though certain conditions do apply. Let's take a look at those.



Just for One Day...



In celebration of National Cinema Day, the Multiplex Association of India (MAI) has announced a special offer for September 20th. For just Rs. 99, movie lovers can enjoy their favorite films in multiplexes. This offer will be available in over 4,000 screens across major cities nationwide on September 20th. However, it excludes 3D shows, recliners, and premium format screens. So, book your tickets quickly for this Friday.







Also in Hyderabad...



This offer is also available in major multiplexes in Hyderabad, including PVR, INOX, Miraj, Asian, and Cinepolis. All movies showing in these multiplexes on that day can be watched for just Rs. 99 per ticket. This applies to all shows. Each login can book up to six tickets, as stated by multiplex sources.







How to Get Your Ticket?



The Rs. 99 ticket offer can be availed both online and offline. To book online, visit the movie booking sites, select your location, choose the date September 20th, click on the movie you want to see, and proceed to book your ticket. Note that online bookings will include additional booking charges on top of the Rs. 99. However, if you book directly at the theater's booking counters, no extra fees are charged. Choose your booking method based on convenience.







Increasing Popularity!



According to the Multiplex Association of India, the occupancy in cinemas is growing, currently at about 75%. MAI, which has about 5,000 multiplex screens across 11 organizations nationwide, is trying to attract more viewers to theaters amidst increasing popularity of OTT platforms, which have been affecting theater and multiplex visits. Thus, MAI is rolling out such offers to draw audiences.




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National Cinema Day: Watch New Movies in Multiplexes for Just Rs. 99, Offer Valid for One Day Only!


Telugu cinema's young heroes are being particularly careful with their choice of scripts, showing interest only if the story offers something new. Otherwise, they unhesitatingly reject routine stories, setting an example that even veterans like Nagarjuna, Venkatesh, Ravi Teja, Ram Pothineni, Nithiin, and Gopichand could take note of. Young actor Suhas is soon to appear in a unique story titled 'Gorre Puranam'. This backdrop has reignited discussions about the innovative subjects young heroes are choosing. Who are these young heroes bringing new stories to life? What movies have they done? Let's delve into this special report.



Suhas



Starting with minor roles in the industry, Suhas became famous almost overnight with the movie 'Colour Photo'. Building on the fame from his short films, he seized opportunities in cinema. He earned good recognition from the audience by acting in diverse films like 'Writer Padmabhushan', 'Ambajipeta Marriage Band', 'Sriranga Neethulu', and 'Prasanna Vadanam'. Moreover, he made an impact as a villain in the movie 'HIT 2'. Recently, he's gearing up to present another novel subject with 'Gorrepuranam', releasing this Friday (September 20).







Teja Sajja



Starting as a child actor, Teja Sajja transitioned to a lead role with 'Zombie Reddy'. Despite his first film establishing him as hero material, subsequent diverse films like 'Ishq' and 'Adbhutham' did not earn much fame. However, he achieved a solid hit nationally with 'Hanuman', directed by Prasanth Varma. This success resonated well, enhancing Teja Sajja's reputation. Currently, he's involved in another pan-India film titled 'Miraya', where Manchu Manoj plays the villain. The already released teaser of 'Miraya' has raised expectations.







Nikhil Siddhartha



Nikhil Siddhartha grabbed everyone’s attention with 'Happy Days'. Post that film, he continued to captivate the youth with solo hero films. His journey includes significant roles in films like 'Swamy Ra Ra', 'Karthikeya', 'Surya vs Surya', 'Ekkadiki Pothavu Chinnavada', and 'Karthikeya 2', establishing him as a reliable hero. Currently, he's part of the historical film 'Swayambhu', produced by Ram Charan, and also 'Karthikeya 3' is in his lineup.







Vishwak Sen



Vishwak Sen, known among the youth as a mass hero, has been careful to ensure diversity in his films from the start. His initial movie 'Vellipomakey' didn't make a big splash, but 'Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi' brought him significant youth following. Following that, 'Falaknuma Das', a mass action drama, secured another success. His roles in 'HIT', 'Paagal', 'Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam', 'Ori Devuda', 'Das Ka Dhamki', 'Gaami', and 'Gangs of Godavari' further cemented his status as a star in Telugu cinema. Currently, he's involved in 'Mechanic Rocky' and 'Laila', where his appearance in a lady getup in 'Laila' is noteworthy.







Adivi Sesh



Adivi Sesh initially appeared in a minor role in the movie 'Sontham' led by Aryan Rajesh. His breakout role as a hero was in 'Karma'. He gained recognition as a villain in Pawan Kalyan’s 'Panjaa'. With important roles in 'Run Raja Run', 'Baahubali', and a series of diverse films like 'Kshanam', 'Goodachari', 'Evaru', 'Major', and 'HIT 2', Adivi Sesh transformed into a reputable hero. Especially with 'Major', his market reach significantly expanded. He's currently working on the sequel to 'Goodachari', expected to be a pan-India release, poised to further boost his career if successful.







Siddhu Jonnalagadda



Starting with a role in Naga Chaitanya’s debut 'Josh', Siddhu Jonnalagadda didn't see much career growth despite diverse roles in movies like 'Bheemili Kabaddi Jattu', 'Orange', and 'Guntur Talkies'. However, he struck blockbuster success with 'DJ Tillu', and its sequel continued this trend. The sequel, 'Tillu Square', notably grossed ₹135 crore. He is currently acting in 'Jack' and 'Telusu Kada', with 'Tillu Cube' also in the pipeline.







Narne Nithiin



Junior NTR’s brother-in-law, Narne Nithiin made his debut with the youthful entertainer 'MAD', which was a success at the box office and connected well with the youth due to its college backdrop. His subsequent film 'Aay', set in a village backdrop, showcased his diversity and was also successful. After a subdued presence in 'MAD', Nithiin’s performance in 'Aay' was much improved, excelling in acting, dance, and comedy, and effectively conveying emotions.






Diverse and Bold: Young Telugu Heroes Redefining Cinema with Unique Script Choices


Tollywood is no stranger to heroines. With each film, new faces are introduced. While some captivate with their beauty and acting, becoming star heroines, others fade without making a mark. On this note, two heroines are gearing up to showcase their talent on the Telugu screen around August 15. Bhagyashri Borse is set to charm the audience with "Mr. Bachchan," while Kavya Thapar is ready with "Double iSmart." While Kavya Thapar has already done four films in Telugu, it is the first film for Bhagyashri Borse, making the competition between them quite interesting. Let's examine their prospects in this showdown.



Bhagyashri Borse



The Epitome of Beauty, Bhagyashri!



During the promotions of "Mr. Bachchan," Bhagyashri has been the center of attention in the media, surprising everyone with her varied looks at each event. She appeared traditional in a saree at one event and strikingly glamorous in modern attire at another. The "Mr. Bachchan" team is also highlighting her beauty, actively involving her in the promotions to heighten expectations among the youth. This hot beauty is seizing the opportunity, bringing fresh charm to the promotions with her adorable expressions. She views this as her best chance to make a mark.







Harish Shankar's Mark!



If you observe the trailers, teasers, and promotional posters of "Mr. Bachchan," it's evident that Bhagyashri is set to deliver a glamorous treat. She seems to have put on a commendable performance alongside Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja. Director Harish Shankar is well-known for showcasing heroines effectively. As seen in the duo's previous film "Mirapakay," which entertained with two heroines, "Mr. Bachchan" is expected to offer a substantial dose of glamor from Bhagyashri. If this film kicks off her career properly, she might become an unstoppable force in the industry. Moreover, her decision to dub for herself could work greatly in her favor.







Exciting Projects in Hand



Even before the release of one movie, Bhagyashri Borse has been swamped with incredible offers. During the shooting of "Mr. Bachchan," she landed a role in an upcoming film by the Vijay Deverakonda-Gowtam Tinnanuri duo. She is also participating in the shooting of this movie. Furthermore, there is buzz about her being considered for a heroine role in an upcoming film starring Hero Nani directed by Sujeeth. If all goes well, an official announcement about the Nani-Bhagyashri duo might soon be made. Thus, without even a debut release, she is continuously securing opportunities in Tollywood, poised to become a top heroine if her upcoming blockbusters succeed.




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Background of Bhagyashri Borse



Bhagyashri Borse hails from Pune, Maharashtra. She was introduced to the silver screen with the Hindi film "Yaariyan 2." Previously, she worked as a model in various ads, notably gaining fame with Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk commercials. Impressed by her acting in "Yaariyan 2," director Harish Shankar offered her a role in "Mr. Bachchan." This has created a buzz around her in Tollywood, leading to more offers. Known for her cute appearance, Bhagyashri is also very active on social media, constantly sharing glamorous photos and engaging with fans, thereby increasing her popularity beyond films.







Kavya Thapar



Kavya Thapar's Buzz!



Kavya Thapar starred as the heroine in the "Double iSmart" movie, formed from the Ram Pothineni-Puri Jagannadh combo. Despite acting in Telugu films like "Ee Maaya Peremito," "Ek Mini Katha," and "Ooru Peru Bhairavakona," she hadn't achieved a major breakthrough. Hence, she has high hopes for the success of "Double iSmart." She did not hold back in showcasing her glamor either. The trailer and lyrical song videos, along with promotional posters of "Double iSmart," show Kavya Thapar in a very hot avatar. Her glamorous look and stunning dance moves have captivated the youth. She also acted in a lip-lock scene, surprising everyone. If all goes as planned and "Double iSmart" succeeds, it is certain that Kavya Thapar will become a star heroine, as predicted by film circles.







Under Srinu Vaitla's Direction...



Kavya Thapar has bagged the heroine role opposite Gopichand in the upcoming film "Viswam," directed by Srinu Vaitla. This high-action entertainer is mostly being shot in Italy and is nearing the final stages of filming. Kavya has high expectations for this film as well. According to the latest buzz, she is set to appear in a special song in "Pushpa 2." Given her popularity among the youth for her beauty, director Sukumar is contemplating featuring Kavya in an item song, with an official announcement expected soon. Additionally, more opportunities are anticipated for Kavya Thapar, who remains busy not only in films but also on social media, where she frequently shares her glamorous photos, delighting netizens.




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Background of Kavya Thapar



Originally from Maharashtra, Kavya Thapar began her career with the 2013 short film "Tatkal." She was introduced as a heroine in the Telugu film "Ee Maya Peremito" and gained acclaim for her role as Amritha in "Ek Mini Katha." Subsequently, she impressed in the Punjabi series "CAT" and the Hindi series "Farzi." This year, she greeted audiences with the films "Eega" and "Ooru Peru Bhairavakona." In addition to her film work, Kavya is very active on social media, continuously sharing her glamorous photos and providing a visual treat to her followers, who are thoroughly enjoying her updates.






Rising Stars: Bhagyashri Borse and Kavya Thapar Set to Shine in Tollywood

Ayyappa Swami Telugu Songs Lyrics: Immerse Yourself in Devotion with Ayyappa Swami Bhajan Lyrics!


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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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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.




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