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Celebrating 17 Years of POKIRI: The Unique Factors Behind This Trendsetting Industry Hit

In the Telugu film industry, a star hero took on a simple storyline with a subtle twist at the end. This movie's character-driven approach, memorable dialogues, and fantastic songs established a new trend, ultimately being hailed as an industry hit. Remarkably, it took almost three years for another film to surpass its box office collections. Which film could achieve such a feat? None other than "Pokiri," starring Mahesh Babu. Today, as we celebrate the 17th anniversary of its release, let's reminisce about the excitement it generated back then. Mass Touch Puri Jagannath's boldness merits recognition for setting new records with Mahesh Babu, who, at that time, hadn't established a robust action film repertoire, and for choosing the movie title "Pokiri." This title played a significant role in attracting a mass audience to the theaters. Style Statement The protagonist of the film is a gangster, so shouldn't he have a distinct appearance? That's why both the director and actor collaborated, ultimately deciding to wear one shirt layered over another. This style created a notable trend during that time. Powerful Dialogues Puri Jagannath is known for his mass dialogues, and "Pokiri" is no exception. The character Pandu delivered lines like, "When I commit, I only listen to myself." These power-packed dialogues contributed to the film's success at that level. As we celebrate 17 years of this trendsetting film, let's remember the unique elements that made "Pokiri" an industry hit and continue to make it a memorable film. Swag Songs There's no need to specially mention how big of a hit the songs in the movie Pokiri were. Who can forget the swag step Mahesh performed while sitting on a chair, as the song "Dole Dole Dil Zara Zara" played? All 6 songs in the movie were super hits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obUCNoFPG1Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cuzj7kbftwU Krishna Manohar IPS When Gangster Pandugadu rained bullets on his enemies and Krishna Manohar appeared as an IPS officer in a police getup, that scene alone gave huge goosebumps! It just wouldn't be the same without Puri's unique touch. Industry Hit Did anyone expect this movie will be that big hit? Some even said that it wouldn't work out. But once it was released, everyone was surprised. It became an industry hit. With a budget of INR 10 crores, it made INR 66 crores in return. Earning INR 66 crores back then is equivalent to earning INR 1000 crores now. In re-releases, Pokiri collected INR 1.7 crores. Did you know how Mahesh ended up with this movie? When Puri makes a movie, it usually takes three months to complete. He doesn't waste any time. If one hero takes too long to decide, he'll move on to another. That's how Pokiri came to Mahesh Babu. Initially, Puri narrated the story to Pawan Kalyan, but he didn't show much interest. Then, he approached Ravi Teja, but due to some reasons, it didn't work out. He even considered making the movie with Sonu Sood, but that idea also fell through. Finally, Mahesh agreed, and the project started. The Initial Title for Pokiri Before settling on the title Pokiri, Puri had initially thought of naming the movie "Uttam Singh S/o Surya Narayana." However, Mahesh suggested that it should be changed to better suit the taste of Telugu audiences. Puri agreed and finalized the title as "Pokiri."

April 28 , 2023

Do You Know? 'Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana' was remade in nine languages. Discover which other Telugu movies have seen the most remakes.

Remaking films has become a widespread trend across the Indian film industry, with successful movies in one language often being adapted into others to cater to diverse audiences. This trend is evident across various film industries in India, including Bollywood, Tollywood, Kollywood, Mollywood, Bhojpuri, and Bengali cinema. Tollywood, in particular, stands out for having a significant number of its successful Telugu films remade into different languages each year. A prime example of this trend is 'Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana,' which holds the record for being remade into nine languages. This piece will explore Telugu movies that have been translated into at least three different languages. Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana The Telugu film 'Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana' (2005) holds the record for being the first Telugu film to be remade into nine languages. This film was adapted into seven Indian languages (Tamil, Kannada, Hindi, Odia, Manipuri, Punjabi, Bengali) and two foreign languages (Bangladeshi Bengali, Nepali). Directed by dance master Prabhudeva, this film, starring Siddharth, Trisha, and Srihari, was a blockbuster at the box office. Okkadu The Telugu film 'Okkadu', starring Mahesh Babu and directed by Gunasekhar, was remade into five languages. It found success in Tamil, Kannada, Bengali, Hindi, and Odia. In Tamil, the film was remade with star Vijay as 'Ghilli', and in Kannada, Puneeth Rajkumar starred as 'Ajay'. Maryada Ramanna Directed by SS Rajamouli, 'Maryada Ramanna' was remade into five languages. This film, starring Sunil, was successful in Kannada, Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam. Notably, Rajamouli directed the Hindi remake 'Son of Sardaar', featuring Ajay Devgan, Sanjay Dutt, and Sonakshi Sinha. Varsham 'Varsham', starring Prabhas and Trisha in 2004 and directed by Sobhan, was also made in several languages. It was remade as 'My Darling' (2004) in Odia, 'Mazhai' (2005) in Tamil, and 'Baaghi' (2016) in Hindi, all achieving significant success. Chatrapathi Prabhas's 'Chatrapathi', directed by Rajamouli, created a sensation in Tollywood and was remade into three languages: Kannada, Bengali, and Hindi. The Hindi version, directed by V.V. Vinayak and starring Bellamkonda Sreenivas, unfortunately, didn't succeed. Pokiri Mahesh Babu's 'Pokiri', directed by Puri Jagannadh, was remade into four languages. It was a massive hit in Tamil as 'Pokkiri' (2007) with Vijay, in Hindi as 'Wanted' (2009) with Salman Khan, and in Kannada as 'Porki' (2010) with Darshan. Darling Prabhas's 2010 romantic comedy 'Darling', directed by A. Karunakaran, was remade in Kannada as 'Bulbul' and in Hindi as 'Sabse Badhkar Hum', both versions enjoying success. A Bengali remake was planned but ultimately shelved. Vikramarkudu Ravi Teja's 'Vikramarkudu', directed by Rajamouli, was remade into six languages, including Kannada as 'Veer Madakari' (2009), Tamil as 'Siruthai' (2011), and Hindi as 'Rowdy Rathore' (2012), among others, achieving great success in each version. Mirchi Prabhas's 'Mirchi', directed by Koratala Siva, was remade into three languages: Kannada as 'Maanikya', Bengali as 'Bindaas', and Odia as 'Biswanath'. Although John Abraham acquired the Hindi rights, a remake has yet to be produced. Aadavari Matalaku Arthale Verule Venkatesh's film, directed by Selvaraghavan, was remade into five languages, including Tamil, Bengali, Bhojpuri, Kannada, and Odia, and was a hit in all the languages it was adapted into.

March 25 , 2024

Terrifying Villains in Telugu Cinema: These are the unforgettable villain roles in Tollywood!

Generally, in every movie, the villain's role is as crucial as the hero's. The stronger the villain, the more the hero's character is elevated. Therefore, Tollywood directors pay special attention to designing the villain's character along with the hero's. They believe that if the villain's role clicks, it automatically elevates the hero and makes the movie a hit. However, despite hundreds of films being made in Tollywood, only a few villain roles have left a lasting impression on the audience's mind. This special report by You Say brings those characters to the forefront. Let's take a look. Bhikshu Yadav (Sye) In 'Sye', directed by Rajamouli, the villain Bhikshu Yadav's role, played by Pradeep Rawat, is much more powerful than the hero, Nitin's role. With a nose ring, Pradeep Rawat looks terrifyingly real as a villain. This role was a turning point in Pradeep Rawat's career. https://youtu.be/2JyoOhxNpGk?si=K9os2WSarS60Wz5b Ali Bhai (Pokiri) In 'Pokiri', after Mahesh Babu, the role that everyone remembers is Ali Bhai played by Prakash Raj. As a mafia don, Prakash Raj was not only powerful but also provided comic relief with his unique dialogue delivery. Prakash Raj has mentioned that this role will remain unforgettable in his career. https://youtu.be/4xhZMkerEtE?si=rz8Z19xEeNxXIefV Bhallaladeva (Baahubali) In 'Baahubali', directed by SS Rajamouli, Rana Daggubati's role as Bhallaladeva captivated everyone. His portrayal of a conniving and ambitious king, ready to battle Baahubali (Prabhas) with his imposing physique, was unprecedented in Telugu cinema. https://youtu.be/2dFeczHMf58?si=8UKU0_h7Q0qrIGPv Pasupathi (Arundhati) In 'Arundhati', Sonu Sood's portrayal of Pasupathi, an indelible villain, stands out for its sheer terror. He attempts to possess Arundhati (Anushka), making his role terrifyingly memorable. https://youtu.be/aJV6JIswFYw?si=JZdCFz_l2XYuNRj3 Katraj (Chatrapathi) In 'Chatrapathi', the role of Katraj is also quite cruel. Supreeth Reddy played the role of a tyrant who harasses refugees from Sri Lanka. This film gave him numerous opportunities in the industry thereafter. https://youtu.be/QLc8I_WIFnE?si=4TYG9WD6BUUG9ZS9 Panda (Gharshana) In 'Gharshana', Venkatesh, as DCP Ramachandraplayed a powerful role. Equally formidable is his adversary, the gangster Panda, played by Salim Baig, who delivered an outstanding performance. https://youtu.be/C15GczxdDWk?si=bCbFuf4jMA-Ku9Ml Maddali Shiva Reddy (Race Gurram) Maddali Shiva Reddy in 'Race Gurram' is another unforgettable villain in Telugu cinema. The way Ravi Kishan's character seeks revenge on the hero, played by Allu Arjun, after becoming a minister, is notable. https://youtu.be/1eI5MaEPH24?si=akVQ_0ky0sQvA__H Vairam Dhanush (Sarrainodu) In 'Sarrainodu', directed by Boyapati Srinu, Aadhi Pinisetty played a villain for the first time. His portrayal of Vairam Dhanush, a chief minister's son, was brutally compelling. https://youtu.be/8-Dv9v3jlO4?si=O7-sqHVCz7MS0Usw Bhavani (Siva) 'Siva' was a trendsetter of its time, with the villain Bhavani presenting a unique challenge to the norms of villainy in cinema. Directed by Ram Gopal Varma, this role by Raghuvaran redefined the portrayal of villains in Telugu cinema. https://youtu.be/lOk1YI8xwk0?si=M7pHYNOlym7EGemT Bukka Reddy (Rakta Charitra) Bukka Reddy in 'Rakta Charitra' is a horrifying character, played by Abhimanyu Singh, who assaults women and kills anyone in his way. His entry in the movie brings a sense of tension among the audience. https://youtu.be/xjVj28sLQGs?si=tFP6zVO5moZcczA0 Amrish Puri (Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari) In 'Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari', starring Chiranjeevi, Amrish Puri enchanted the Telugu audience as the wicked magician Mahadrashta. His quest to control the divine heroine was captivating. https://youtu.be/l_XA9PuOwh0?si=3IUQQJNW3gFYuytc Ranadev Billa (Magadheera) In 'Magadheera', directed by Rajamouli, the character Ranadev Billa, played by Dev Gill, shares significant screen presence with the hero. His muscular physique and acting gripped the audience. https://youtu.be/XoYCASOhKPw?si=F1JUwUIIo4FANYpN Mangalam Srinu (Pushpa) In 'Pushpa', directed by Sukumar and starring Allu Arjun, Sunil played the role of Mangalam Srinu. Known for his comedic and heroic roles, Sunil's portrayal as a villain surprised the Telugu audience, particularly with his look and performance. https://youtu.be/qF_aQEXieGo?si=WBlNlBjRszc3KrzH

March 23 , 2024

Tollywood's Best Climax Scenes

A movie needs a proper ending. Regardless of how well the character arcs, storyline, humor, and emotions are blended, if the climax is off, the desired outcome isn't achieved. That's why directors consider the movie's climax to be of paramount importance, designing it to be a decisive factor in the film's success. Here are some of the best climax scenes from Telugu cinema that audiences remember even today. Dasara Starring Natural Star Nani and Keerthy Suresh, 'Dasara' is a mass entertainer directed by debutant Director Srikanth Odela. The climax of this movie is exceptionally powerful, providing a strong finish to the narrative that flows moderately until then. Particularly, Nani's transformation in this scene is noteworthy, as he decimates his enemies, leaving the audience in awe during the 15-minute-long climax. https://youtu.be/IUCbmWfVd8g?si=CPovFG1Ig_7cdS9b RRR Every scene in 'RRR', featuring Ram Charan and Jr. NTR, is a visual scene. Director Rajamouli has crafted the climax with great excellence. Showcasing Charan and NTR as heroes battling against the British forces, the climax leaves an indelible mark. The scene depicting Ram Charan as Lord Rama and NTR taking down the British army is unforgettable. https://youtu.be/8HTrv_MAuSE?si=CMqWkW8LRa3GqLA9 Baahubali 2 Director Rajamouli brought the climax of 'Baahubali 2' to life with a Hollywood-level spectacle. The sequence of Amarendra Baahubali using palm trees to infiltrate the locked Mahishmati kingdom captures the imagination. The ensuing battle between Prabhas' supporters and Bhallaladeva's army culminates with Prabhas avenging his father's death, providing a fitting end to the saga. https://youtu.be/4s6k7UpFnKc?si=7G-OJDfUuey9hKVV Gang Leader 'Gang Leader', starring Megastar Chiranjeevi, remains unforgettable for mass audiences, especially for its climax. Chiranjeevi's revenge against the villains who killed his brother makes for a highlight moment. The way Chiranjeevi avenges his brother's death by using a giant boulder to crush the villain mirrors the manner of his brother's demise. https://youtu.be/v0_E2uqVeaM?si=8z1LFqnzEJ3Wzy4x Eega 'Eega', directed by Rajamouli, stands as a testament to his creativity. The climax, where a simple housefly (Eega) kills the powerful villain Sudeep, is ingeniously crafted. Knowing its impending death, the fly sacrifices itself by flying through flames into a gun loaded with a chemical ball, igniting it to kill Sudeep, earning applause from the audience. https://youtu.be/1SCFGWtXtDE?si=r1AnoKHjBFFyrNXu Pokiri The climax of 'Pokiri' is unprecedented in Telugu cinema history. Until the climax, Mahesh Babu is seen as a gangster, but it is later revealed that he is a cop on a mission to eliminate rowdies, surprising the average viewer. His revenge on Prakash & Co. in the climax for killing his father stands as a never-before-seen moment. https://youtu.be/PvkITH66FEc?si=2CJl4283NO85bYmd Thammudu 'Thammudu' shows that a sports-based climax can be compelling, as demonstrated by director P.A. Arun Prasad. Pawan Kalyan, fighting for his brother in a boxing match, initially gets beaten by the villain but finds inspiration from his father and brother to make a comeback and fulfill his brother's dream, earning praise from his previously disdainful father. https://youtu.be/CZY-tl5JbSo?si=Ui97I0J_rOAi5s5j Kushi 'Kushi', featuring Pawan Kalyan and Bhumika, has a unique climax crafted by director S.J. Surya. Set in a crowded railway station, Pawan Kalyan searches frantically for the departing heroine. The film ends on a light-hearted note with the married couple and their numerous children, leaving audiences smiling. https://youtu.be/R9VXMjfP6Kc?si=nt00kn-z4dqexdCZ Virupaksha 'Sai Dharam Tej and Samyuktha Menon's 'Virupaksha' unfolds as a horror sensation. The climax reveals the heroine as the main villain, shocking the audience. The thrilling conclusion to the movie left audiences exhilarated, marking the climax as a pivotal success factor. https://youtu.be/C1vmB8G2oTw?si=hcLk1a9tPl1WC6xQ Sye 'Sye', starring Niithin and Genelia, revolves around a college rugby match to claim a ground. The students, led by Nitin, engage in a gripping battle with villainous opponents, captivating the audience with their courage. https://youtu.be/oc4J_qQcNkw?si=rSuIQ2jUftA4c4Mx Robo 2.0 Directed by Shankar, 'Robo 2.0' features a visually spectacular climax in a football stadium where Robo (Rajinikanth) confronts the villain Pakshiraja (Akshay Kumar). Such a climax is rare outside Hollywood, marking a unique moment in Indian cinema. https://youtu.be/I04BTA2fl-E?si=9hCEwzbPcG-m81VM Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo Allu Arjun's blockbuster 'Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo' ends uniquely with a song, as directed by Trivikram. Bunny makes a dramatic entry into the villain's house with 'Sittharala Sirapadu', ultimately teaching the villains a lesson, all within the duration of the song. https://youtu.be/ljHApHUTWeo?si=90dOM8aTCAWsSHoU Attarintiki Daredi The climax of 'Attarintiki Daredi', featuring Pawan Kalyan and directed by Trivikram, stands out for its emotional depth, concluding the film without any fights, using just heartfelt dialogues. Pawan's attempt to reunite his aunt with their family, and the concluding scenes at a railway station, leave a lasting impression. https://youtu.be/HsV7k8m0QU0?si=42tjl5fOTTS4xEz6 Suswagatham In 'Suswagatham', directed by Bhimaneni Srinivasa Rao, Pawan Kalyan earnestly loves the heroine throughout, but she fails to recognize his love until the climax, where heartfelt dialogues resonate with the audience, highlighting the consequences of blind love among the youth. https://youtu.be/323OoE0Figo?si=pm-8iXzG8DleERw1

March 13 , 2024

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February 24 , 2024

Top Whistle-Worthy Intro Scenes in Telugu Movies

In films, the entrance of the hero frequently establishes the mood and anticipates what the audience can expect. Particularly for leading actors, a grand introductory scene is crucial; lacking this, fans might express significant dissatisfaction. It's challenging to envision a Telugu film without a distinctive entrance for the protagonist. Filmmakers invest considerable effort in crafting these introductory moments, aiming to satisfy fan expectations and align with the protagonist's persona. Even if the rest of the film falls short, fans often remain lenient, provided the hero's introduction is impressive. Let's explore some of the most memorable hero entrance scenes in Telugu cinema to date. Mahesh Babu in Athadu "ఎవరని ఎదురే నిలిస్తే తెలిసే బదులతడే పెను తుఫాను తలొంచి చూసే తొలి నిప్పు కణం అతడే పెను తుఫాను తలొంచి చూసే తొలి నిప్పు కణం అతడే... అతడే.. Mahesh Babu's powerful entry remains evergreen with the title song. The background music (BGM) for his entry scene in Athadu is superb, with Mani Sharma's score being one of the best intro BGMs. https://youtu.be/HpqfxXRhlgU?si=gVE6a5dcBzFqR1lQ Pawan Kalyan in Attarintiki Daredi "బుల్లెట్ ఆరు అంగుళాలే ఉంటుంది కానీ మనిషిని చంపుతుంది. అదే బుల్లెట్ ఆరు అడుగులు ఉంటే ఎలా ఉంటాడో అలా ఉంటాడు నా మనవడు గౌతం నందా" "A bullet is six inches long and can kill a man. Imagine a bullet six feet tall; that's my grandson, Gautham Nanda," says Pawan Kalyan's grandfather, elevating the Power Star's image and giving fans goosebumps. The ensuing BGM draws cheers and roars from the audience, electrifying theaters. https://youtu.be/uoBS4Pl6-e8?si=CGm7Tdo6myR7330K Prabhas in Baahubali 2 The introduction scene in Baahubali 2 is unparalleled. As Rajamata Sivagami Devi carries the eternal flame for the kingdom's prosperity, Prabhas saving her from a wild elephant is truly a goosebump-inducing moment. This scene, showcasing Baahubali's strength and courage, is among the best hero introduction scenes in Telugu cinema. https://youtu.be/jkgaUY3VJHY?si=IKuFfqQIiA6VeL92 Nani in Dasara Every scene elevating Nani's heroism in Dasara is spectacular. Particularly, the scene where he commits coal theft on a running train has fans erupting in cheers. https://youtu.be/WcOf-pvKGn0?si=xZn3a4j-BvVMyrNF Balakrishna in Legend Nandamuri Balakrishna's heroism is elevated like no other in his introduction scenes. Especially in Legend, the chase sequences with villains, his signature dialogues, and powerful dialogues fitting the intro truly make it a feast for the fans' eyes. https://youtu.be/Ech6LOW6UQA?si=-ueNWM61P2nAq4j- Ram Charan in Chirutha Hero Ram Charan received a powerful intro in his debut movie Chirutha. The scene where Charan avenges the insults hurled at him by fellow prisoners, without revealing his face, has Mega fans going wild. https://youtu.be/4OgJoMj7kLo?si=u3wI9Bsm_Sd7YDby Jr. NTR in RRR The scene where Rajeev Kanakala tells the British about Komuram Bheem's character is arguably the best intro scene in Jr. NTR's films. The scene where Tarak fights with a tiger is simply stunning. https://youtu.be/BN1MwXUR3PM?si=Cl7Fpcj0qc2nigQu Pawan Kalyan in Panjaa The introduction scene of Pawan Kalyan in Panjaa also sends shivers down the spine of fans. As villains shoot at Pawan's car, trying to kill him, they approach thinking he's dead. Then, with a loud explosion sound and powerful BGM, Pawan's entry scene is just superb. https://youtu.be/4OgJoMj7kLo?si=u3wI9Bsm_Sd7YDby Mahesh Babu in Pokiri "మేము కాదు పండుగాడు.. రేపు పొద్దున ఇందిరా నగర్‌లో పరుగెత్తించి, పరుగెత్తించి కొడుతాడు"  Mahesh Babu's introduction scene in Pokiri greatly entertained the audience. "We are not Pandugadu... Tomorrow morning, he will make a run in Indira Nagar," says the hero's friends, elevating him. Mahesh's stunning running style in the intro is absolutely superb. https://youtu.be/e8-GhC0gFtQ?si=PGXqB0DN34tfHaJg Allu Arjun in Arya The scene where Bunny rescues a puppy fallen into a manhole... it's heartfelt. Such an intro scene has never been given to any hero before. Director Sukumar put a full stop to the conventional intro trend with his style of taking in this film. https://youtu.be/kvYePkoR6s0?si=jNeyhKqY4ARC-zRZ Simhadri - Jr. NTR As Simhadri goes to fulfill a vow to the deity Appanna, a monkey steals the idol and hands it to the villains. Cut to Jr. NTR's intro, which is simply stunning. https://youtu.be/P9q4u7KR9Is?si=Ftql6FN6xG8-uABE Stalin - Chiranjeevi Among the intros of movies starring Megastar Chiranjeevi, Stalin's intro is one of the best. The scene where Chiru sets the kidnappers straight gives fans goosebumps. https://youtu.be/Dlc5V4Gi0So?si=Af3xz6wiuoQw5NfT Ram Charan in Magadheera The high-end extreme bike feat performed by Ram Charan in this film can be counted as one of the best hero entry scenes in Tollywood. https://youtu.be/uGh4lbLnmio?si=vsy6ox3mmaiNDg_i Prabhas in Billa Prabhas received a Hollywood-range elevation in this movie. The BGM score fitting his cutout is superb. Especially, the hero entry scene with Mani Sharma's BGM elevates Prabhas's attitude perfectly. https://youtu.be/jq1Kr3nlOCE?si=OxJV6jjNiTTEDHta Gharshana - Venkatesh "నా పేరు రామచంద్ర, ఐపీఎస్, నా డ్రెస్ మీద ఉన్న మూడు సింహాలే నా జీవితం, నా తపస్సు"  Director Gautham Menon showcased Venkatesh's intro in a variety of ways in this film. "My name is Ramachandra, IPS, the three lions on my dress represent my life, my penance," he introduced Venkatesh with an elevation. https://youtu.be/APNGeCwPlGQ?si=KxY7kBiopg4-6I5a

February 26 , 2024

Tollywood Time Travel: The Rise of Re-Released Blockbusters

The trend of re-releases is catching on in Tollywood. Once underrated films are now becoming blockbusters. Taking advantage of the hero craze, producers are re-releasing movies in theaters and making money. Pawan Kalyan, Chiranjeevi, Balayya, Mahesh Babu, and many others have set records with their re-releases. Ram Charan's once-flop film "Orange" was recently released, and it has already grossed 3 crores and is still running in theaters. Many more star hero movies are getting ready for release. Desamuduru Desamuduru is a movie that showcased Allu Arjun as a mass hero. Directed by Puri Jagannadh, the film created a sensation back then. The hero's intro scene remains a favorite for many. Desamuduru will be re-released in 4K theaters on April 6th and 8th to celebrate Allu Arjun's birthday on April 8th. The Icon Star, who rose to fame with Pan-India stardom after Pushpa, is cashing in on the mania. Hansika was introduced as the heroine in this film and rose to fame as a star heroine with the craze she got from the Vaishali character. Aadi Junior NTR, who rose to global stardom with RRR, is widely recognized for his 'Thoda Kottu Chinna' dialogue from the movie ‘Aadi’. In 'Aadi', NTR portrayed a powerful character at a young age when he barely had a mustache. This action film, directed by V.V. Vinayak, was a massive hit at the time. To celebrate NTR's birthday, Aadi will be re-released in theaters on May 20th. Simhadri Simhadri is a film that came out in the combination of Rajamouli and NTR. Released in 2003, the film shook the box office back then. The knife used in the film and Keeravani's songs were all popular among the people at the time. Simhadri will also be making a splash in theaters on May 20th, along with Aadi. Bhumika and Ankitha starred as heroines in the movie. Mosagallaku Mosagadu The first Indian cowboy film, "Mosagallaku Mosagadu" " is set to be re-released in a 4K version in theaters. In celebration of superstar Krishna's birthday, the movie will be screened once again in theaters on May 31st. Directed by KSR Das, the film features a screenplay by Arudra. Krishna and Vijaya Nirmala played the lead roles. Inspired by Hollywood cowboy movies, the film ran for 100 days in its time and was later remade in Tamil and Hindi. The film is currently being restored to 4K and will be re-released. Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi Tharun Bhascker's "Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi " (ENE) has an unusual craze among youth. Released in 2018 with a fresh concept, music, narrative, and comedy on a budget of just Rs. 2 crores, the film grossed a total of Rs. 17 crores. Fans are constantly asking Tharun Bhascker for a sequel on social media. Tharun Bhascker has also mentioned several times that he will make the sequel soon. However, he has recently hinted that a re-release plan for ENE is in the works. While he did not reveal the release date, he promised more updates soon via Instagram. Tharun Bhascker is currently working on a film called "Kida Kola." By now, the re-release of Kushi has grossed Rs. 7.73 crores. Rajinikanth's "Baba," which was a flop in his career, earned Rs. 4.4 crores. Manisha Koirala recently expressed her grief that the failure of this film ended her heroine career. However, the re-release of "Baba" has been a great success. Pawan Kalyan's "Jalsa" also earned Rs. 3.25 crores with its re-release. Mahesh Babu's Okkadu made Rs. 2.25 crores. Pokiri also earned well. More re-releases are expected in the coming days. Some films that flopped in theaters became super hits on TV, and fans are demanding their return to theaters. Similarly, some hit films are also in demand for re-release by netizens.

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