Bhagya Laxmi demanding Rs 2 Cr!

Deepika Padukone

Gabbar Singh 2 team have lost the last hope on roping Deepika Padukone opposite Pawan Kalyan and have launched their hunt to find the perfect girl who fits the bill.

The script seemed ready and so does our Power Star but for lack of heroine the movie has not gone on floors yet.

Sampath Nandi has been on the manhunt mission for the last one month yet it doesn’t seem to yield fruitful results to sign lead lady as Gabbar Singh’s Bhagya Lakshmi.


Deepika Padukone and Sonakshi Sinha have been the two girls they seriously considered and Pawan felt that Deepika could be a better bet considering the glam factor she could be adding to the project, making, pre-release and the movie. The makers got a shock when the two girls demanded whopping high Rs 2 crores. Going by Pawan’s recommendation when they approached Deepika, more shocks came. Her 2 crores remuneration came with many conditions applied including shoot timings. Although Sonakshi didn’t lay conditions, the makers are dillydallying if they can settle with someone from South itself.

source: http://www.andhraheadlines.com/browse/bhagya_laxmi_demanding_rs_2_cr-6-119327.html

Pawan Kalyan fulfills Dil Raju’s dream

Pawan Kalyan fulfills Dil Raju’s dream

There are many star heroes in Tollywood and business wise it is always better for the producers to team up with them only. But among them, there is one star for whom the producers dream of working. It is not about business but more about fulfilling a dream and achieving satisfaction. One such producer is Dil Raju and the star is Pawan Kalyan.

Currently  Pawan Kalyan's mania is at its peak but even before that, it has been Dil Raju’s dream of working with  Pawan Kalyan from many years. But he was not able to get the right script or the dates. So now, after so many years the time has come for Pawan to fulfill Dil Raju’s dream. It is heard that he has signed up a film with Dil Raju.

 Pawan Kalyan will be doing ‘Gabbar Singh 2’ with Sampath Nandi as the director and after this, it is going to be Dil Raju’s production which will hit the floors. Sources say Dil Raju is all excited about this film and he wants to make it a very historic and prestigious one Tollywood has ever seen. This will be good news for power star fans.



source:http://www.apherald.com/Movies/ViewArticle/31736/Pawan-Kalyan-fulfills-Dil-Raju-s-dream/

Pawan Kalyan to produce Gabbar Singh 2

Pawan Kalyan has decided to turn producer.! The superstar will be producing the sequel to his blockbuster — Gabbar Singh (the official Telugu remake of the Salman-starrer Dabangg) — under his own banner, which he plans to launch with this film. Sources close to the actor say thatPawan Kalyan has decided to rejig the entire cast and crew for the film and plans to rope in a fresh team on board for the sequel. Harish Shankar, the director who wielded the megaphone for Gabbar Singh, might not direct the sequel due to his current commitments. Buzz also has it thatGabbar Singh 2 will not be a remake of Dabangg 2, but an original creation from Pawan Kalyan's production house.

A source close to the production unit, tells us, "Pawan Kalyan always wanted to play a character called Gabbar Singh. He even sported a similar Khaki-clad, irreverent cop avatar in the introductory scene of Gudumbar Shankar (2004). And when Salman's Dabangg released, Pawan decided to blend his idea of Gabbar Singh with Dabangg style. He created his own mannerisms and style for the official remake, which went on to become a box office hit. And now, he wants to recreate that magic in Gabbar Singh 2," says the source, adding that Pawan Kalyan will take the final call about the director, heroine and other cast and crew after finalising the script, which is being worked upon now.

Interestingly, Pawan Kalyan wanted to produce the first Gabbar Singh film too and had in fact, released the film's first look poster under his banner's name. However, things took a different turn and Bandla Ganesh, who made Teenmaar with Pawan, ended up producing the film.
 source:http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com