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It is fairly interesting debating point as to whether any young and new hero is coming into the industry with as much hope and expectation as does Ram Charan Tej. Being the son of the greatest star in the Telugu film firmament, Chiranjeevi, Ram Charan has created a huge anticipation in the industry and elsewhere. Now the question is can he handle this humungous pressure. Is it earthly possible to live up to the Himalayan standards set by his illustrious father?

Whether it is possible or not, Ram Charan understands the pressure that comes with the territory of being his father’s son. Ram Charan, who seems to have a such a mature head on his young shoulders, realizes that, whether he likes it or not, he will benchmarked against what his father has famously achieved so far. Unfair it is, but it is the way the world is. Ram Charan is fortunately is aware of the pressures and pulls and puts a brave front and seems keen to take up this daunting challenge.

In that sense (of handling pressure), he is certainly a chip off the old block. ‘My father is my inspiration. He is everything to me,’ Ram Charan says, even while smartly adding: ‘I want to be my own man’. This is the kind of attitude that gives the hope that the young lad would go places.

Chirutha, produced by the safe hands of C Aswanidutt (some kind of a guardian angel to the Chiru family), is expected to be a wonderful launch pad for this exciting and enterprising young talent.

Directed by the ever-dependable Puri Jagnnadh, Chirutha promises to pack a punch in all departments.

Delhi-based model, Neha Sharma, who looks attractively comely, plays the heroine.

Chirutha is a story of a young and dependable lover who is up against his lover’s brother. Ram Charan Tej plays Chirutha, Neha plays his lover Jhanvi and her brother is Jagapathi Babu.

It will be an explosive love cum action story, promises the director. The film has been shot in places like Bangkok, Australia and Hyderabad.

Says Ram Charan: ‘We have almost completed the shooting. Will come to audiences in September.’

Ram Charan’s dancing skills would also be under watch. Though it will be too early to compare him with his dad, it would still be interesting how he measures up.

Neha Sharma looks cute and has turned out a very impressive show. There is also talk that Chiru will make a surprise cameo in the movie.

Puri, who is a master of such films, has worked hard on the script.

Mani Sharma’s songs are already rocking with their rhythms and lilt.

Aswanidutt, a wonderful producer, has laid out all that is possible.

Cast: Ram Charan Teja, Neha Sharma, Jagapathi Babu

Music: Mani Sharma

Camera: Satish Babu

Producer: C Aswini Dutt

Distribution: G Srinivas

Direction: Puri Jagannath

There are some partnerships inlife that linger and provide magical moments. The NTR-S S Rajamoulicombination belongs to the category. It was Rajamouli who gave NTR theright break through the massy potboiler Student No 1. It showcased allthe skills of NTR in easy elegance. Then a couple of years later, it wasSimhadri. This proved to be another milestone in NTR’s career as heslowly made the shift from being a bankable actor to being a commercial star.

So at a time when NTR is looking for biggie, who better thanRajamouli to partner. Make no mistakes about it, Yamadonga, the third film together by the hit pair, has all the promise of being ablock buster to beat all blockbusters.

With a huge star cast and aninteresting script that incorporates both fantasy and hardy social awareness, Yamadonga has everything going for it.

For starters, ithas a clutch of heroines in various characters to the woo audience. Thedapper and dashing Priya Mani and the sensuous and svelte Mamta Mohandas lead the female leads. Priya Mani is on a good winning streak of late,and would like to consolidate her position. Mamta looking for a majorbreak has also put in her best.

Preeti, Navneet and Veda take care ofthe triumvirate of Ramba, Urvasi Menaka.

The big attraction wouldalso be the presence of ever charismatic Mohan Babu as Lord Yama and thepleasing Kushboo as his wife. The two veterans add lustre to theproceedings.

Added to this is the rumour that up and coming star Prabhas may have a surprise special ‘role’ in the movie. But the makersare not opening their mouth on this.

Of course, all eyes will berivetted on NTR, looking refreshed and reinvigorated. Having lost over25 kilos, the young man has a mean look that means business. He has putin a lot of hard work to shoulder the heavy responsibility placed onhim.

NTR has done a tremendous job, and his involvement was terrific,say the husband and wife duo producers Cherry and Urmila. The couplefrom America have had a good time making the film.

Chandramouli isone director who knows how to mix the various strands that make a goodentertaining movie. He is technically very smart and his films carry avery stylish look always.

Chandramouli says it is always a delightto work with NTR as we share a wonderful understanding. NTR also reciprocates the feeling, talking at length the vibes he enjoys with hisfavourite director.

The film’s other major attraction is the music ofM M Keeravani.

Again, Chandramouli shares a special rapport with the hugely talented Keervani. The songs are already out in the market, and it is a big grosser. So to talk about the songs here would besuperfluous. But suffice to say the numbers are rocking. The one by Adnam Sami is particularly pleasing. Mamta Mohandas has also showcasedher talent as a crooner.

And of course, there is also a song that NTR has lent his voice. Indeed, his commitment to the film wasall-pervading.

A remixed song from yesteryear, a graphics workre-living the magic of NTR and Soundarya will further enthuse the audience.

Senthil kumar’s camera carry both style and substance andcan be expected to keep the audiences glued to their seats.

Alltold, Yamadonga carries the look of a big winner.

The film will release in August.

Cast: NTR, Priya Mani, Mamta Mohandas, Mohan Babu, Kushboo, Preeti Jhangiani, Navneet Kaur, Veda, Brahmanandam

Music: M M Keeravani

Producer: Urmila Gangaraju,Cherry

Direction: S S Rajamouli

There are some partnerships inlife that linger and provide magical moments. The NTR-S S Rajamoulicombination belongs to the category. It was Rajamouli who gave NTR theright break through the massy potboiler Student No 1. It showcased allthe skills of NTR in easy elegance. Then a couple of years later, it wasSimhadri. This proved to be another milestone in NTR’s career as heslowly made the shift from being a bankable actor to being a commercial star.

So at a time when NTR is looking for biggie, who better thanRajamouli to partner. Make no mistakes about it, Yamadonga, the third film together by the hit pair, has all the promise of being ablock buster to beat all blockbusters.

With a huge star cast and aninteresting script that incorporates both fantasy and hardy social awareness, Yamadonga has everything going for it.

For starters, ithas a clutch of heroines in various characters to the woo audience. Thedapper and dashing Priya Mani and the sensuous and svelte Mamta Mohandas lead the female leads. Priya Mani is on a good winning streak of late,and would like to consolidate her position. Mamta looking for a majorbreak has also put in her best.

Preeti, Navneet and Veda take care ofthe triumvirate of Ramba, Urvasi Menaka.

The big attraction wouldalso be the presence of ever charismatic Mohan Babu as Lord Yama and thepleasing Kushboo as his wife. The two veterans add lustre to theproceedings.

Added to this is the rumour that up and coming star Prabhas may have a surprise special ‘role’ in the movie. But the makersare not opening their mouth on this.

Of course, all eyes will berivetted on NTR, looking refreshed and reinvigorated. Having lost over25 kilos, the young man has a mean look that means business. He has putin a lot of hard work to shoulder the heavy responsibility placed onhim.

NTR has done a tremendous job, and his involvement was terrific,say the husband and wife duo producers Cherry and Urmila. The couplefrom America have had a good time making the film.

Chandramouli isone director who knows how to mix the various strands that make a goodentertaining movie. He is technically very smart and his films carry avery stylish look always.

Chandramouli says it is always a delightto work with NTR as we share a wonderful understanding. NTR also reciprocates the feeling, talking at length the vibes he enjoys with hisfavourite director.

The film’s other major attraction is the music ofM M Keeravani.

Again, Chandramouli shares a special rapport with the hugely talented Keervani. The songs are already out in the market, and it is a big grosser. So to talk about the songs here would besuperfluous. But suffice to say the numbers are rocking. The one by Adnam Sami is particularly pleasing. Mamta Mohandas has also showcasedher talent as a crooner.

And of course, there is also a song that NTR has lent his voice. Indeed, his commitment to the film wasall-pervading.

A remixed song from yesteryear, a graphics workre-living the magic of NTR and Soundarya will further enthuse the audience.

Senthil kumar’s camera carry both style and substance andcan be expected to keep the audiences glued to their seats.

Alltold, Yamadonga carries the look of a big winner.

The film will release in August.

Cast: NTR, Priya Mani, Mamta Mohandas, Mohan Babu, Kushboo, Preeti Jhangiani, Navneet Kaur, Veda, Brahmanandam

Music: M M Keeravani

Producer: Urmila Gangaraju,Cherry

Direction: S S Rajamouli

There are some partnerships inlife that linger and provide magical moments. The NTR-S S Rajamoulicombination belongs to the category. It was Rajamouli who gave NTR theright break through the massy potboiler Student No 1. It showcased allthe skills of NTR in easy elegance. Then a couple of years later, it wasSimhadri. This proved to be another milestone in NTR’s career as heslowly made the shift from being a bankable actor to being a commercial star.

So at a time when NTR is looking for biggie, who better thanRajamouli to partner. Make no mistakes about it, Yamadonga, the third film together by the hit pair, has all the promise of being ablock buster to beat all blockbusters.

With a huge star cast and aninteresting script that incorporates both fantasy and hardy social awareness, Yamadonga has everything going for it.

For starters, ithas a clutch of heroines in various characters to the woo audience. Thedapper and dashing Priya Mani and the sensuous and svelte Mamta Mohandas lead the female leads. Priya Mani is on a good winning streak of late,and would like to consolidate her position. Mamta looking for a majorbreak has also put in her best.

Preeti, Navneet and Veda take care ofthe triumvirate of Ramba, Urvasi Menaka.

The big attraction wouldalso be the presence of ever charismatic Mohan Babu as Lord Yama and thepleasing Kushboo as his wife. The two veterans add lustre to theproceedings.

Added to this is the rumour that up and coming star Prabhas may have a surprise special ‘role’ in the movie. But the makersare not opening their mouth on this.

Of course, all eyes will berivetted on NTR, looking refreshed and reinvigorated. Having lost over25 kilos, the young man has a mean look that means business. He has putin a lot of hard work to shoulder the heavy responsibility placed onhim.

NTR has done a tremendous job, and his involvement was terrific,say the husband and wife duo producers Cherry and Urmila. The couplefrom America have had a good time making the film.

Chandramouli isone director who knows how to mix the various strands that make a goodentertaining movie. He is technically very smart and his films carry avery stylish look always.

Chandramouli says it is always a delightto work with NTR as we share a wonderful understanding. NTR also reciprocates the feeling, talking at length the vibes he enjoys with hisfavourite director.

The film’s other major attraction is the music ofM M Keeravani.

Again, Chandramouli shares a special rapport with the hugely talented Keervani. The songs are already out in the market, and it is a big grosser. So to talk about the songs here would besuperfluous. But suffice to say the numbers are rocking. The one by Adnam Sami is particularly pleasing. Mamta Mohandas has also showcasedher talent as a crooner.

And of course, there is also a song that NTR has lent his voice. Indeed, his commitment to the film wasall-pervading.

A remixed song from yesteryear, a graphics workre-living the magic of NTR and Soundarya will further enthuse the audience.

Senthil kumar’s camera carry both style and substance andcan be expected to keep the audiences glued to their seats.

Alltold, Yamadonga carries the look of a big winner.

The film will release in August.

Cast: NTR, Priya Mani, Mamta Mohandas, Mohan Babu, Kushboo, Preeti Jhangiani, Navneet Kaur, Veda, Brahmanandam

Music: M M Keeravani

Producer: Urmila Gangaraju,Cherry

Direction: S S Rajamouli