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“Devagudi” movie trailer launched

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“Devagudi” movie trailer launched Grandly, movie to have worldwide theatrical release on 30th of this month


The Trailer of the upcoming film Devagudi, produced under the banner of Pushyami Film Makers, has been officially launched, generating excitement among movie enthusiasts. Presented by Bellam Sudha Reddy, the film is written, directed, and produced by Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy. The Trailer launch event saw the presence of the cast, crew, and several film journalists as special guests. Devagudi features Abhinav Shaurya, Narasimha, and Anushree in lead roles, with a strong supporting cast including Raghu Babu, Annapurnamma, and Raghu Kunche. movie to have worldwide theatrical release on 30th of this month. The film is described as an emotionally powerful story, with the makers expressing confidence in its success. on the occasion of trailer launch event

Director-producer Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy said – I am happy to launch the trailer of our film in the presence of media friends. Hero Srikanth released the teaser of our film and provided support. All the elements like friendship, love, family emotions are impressive in this film. I have made this film with good storylines based on real life events. The screenplay is very sharp. There is no lag at all. We have made this movie with the required budget. “Devagudi” will be liked by all the audiences. We are bringing our movie for theatrical release on the 30th of this month. We are going to release our movie in good centers in two Telugu states along with RTC Cross Roads. Our movie will be available to you with normal ticket rates. Please watch the movie in theaters.

Hero Abhinav Shaurya said – It is my dream to become a hero. I have done many auditions and waited for years. I am happy to be standing on this stage today. We have no background. Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy gave us a chance just by seeing our talent. Some people said that if cast them as heroes, they would give him a budget of crores of rupees for the film. But he didn’t listen. I express my gratitude to Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy garu. He took care of every scene. He wrote many versions for the script. if small films are supported well new talent like us come out. I hope you all watch our film and support it.

Heroine Anusri said – I am happy to be part of this movie. I know how negatively people talk about a girl when she enters the film industry. The same people who spoke like that when I was acting in this film are respecting me today. bellam rama krishnareddy garu also publicized this film in my village. My character in this film will be something that you all will like. The director also gave me some powerful dialogues.

Actor Raghu kunche said – I have played a key role in this film. There will be action episodes along with the Chasing scenes. There will be chases with ten to fifteen cars along with my car. I have never done such huge action sequences in my career. This is a good film with all the commercial elements. The songs and BGM given by Madeen for this film will be a special attraction.

Music director SK Madeen said – I thank director and producer Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy garu for giving me the opportunity to compose music for the movie “Devagudi”. He has a good taste in music. I have composed good songs with his suggestions. Along with the songs, the BGM will impress you all.

DOP Laxmikant Kanika said – We worked hard for two years for the movie “Devagudi”. We shot the movie in natural locations with beautiful visuals. Everyone in the team worked passionately.


Cast – Abhinava Shaurya, Narasimha Toshi, Anu Sri, Raghu Babu, Annapurnamma, Raghu Kunche, Rocket Raghava, RX100 Lakshman, Emmanuel, Prabhavathi, Rajshri Nair, and others

Technical Team
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Banner – Pushyami Film makers
Presentation – Bellam Sudha Reddy
Director Producer – Bellam Ramakrishna Reddy
Music – SK Madeen
DOP – Lakshmikanth Kanika
Editor – V.Nagi Reddy
PRO – Nageswara Rao

Addressing the Challenges of Minimal Nighttime Police Patrolling

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As the sun sets, the physical and psychological landscape of a city shifts. For law enforcement, the “graveyard shift” presents a unique set of challenges where reduced visibility, lower staffing levels, and higher risks of certain crimes intersect.

When police patrolling becomes minimal during these hours, it creates a “security vacuum” that can lead to increased response times and a heightened fear of crime among citizens.


The Challenges of Minimal Night patrols
Minimal patrolling at night is rarely a choice but rather a result of systemic constraints. Understanding these hurdles is the first step toward finding a solution.


* Resource and Staffing Shortages: Many departments face “power shift” dilemmas, where they must decide whether to concentrate officers during the day to handle administrative and traffic duties or at night to handle high-priority crimes.
* Reduced Natural Surveillance: During the day, the presence of pedestrians and open businesses acts as “informal surveillance.” At night, this vanishes, making police visibility the only significant deterrent.
* Officer Fatigue and Safety: Working in darkness increases the risk of tactical errors. Dimly lit environments make it harder to identify threats, and the physiological toll of shift work can impact an officer’s reaction time and decision-making.


Strategic Solutions: Beyond “More Boots on the Ground”


Simply adding more officers is often financially impossible. Instead, departments are turning to intelligent resource allocation and integrated technology.


1. Hotspot Policing and Predictive Analytics
Instead of random patrolling, agencies are using “Crime Forecasting” software. By analyzing historical data, police can identify specific “hotspots” where crime is most likely to occur at night.
* The Impact: Concentrating patrols in a small, high-risk area for just 15–20 minutes at random intervals can create a “residual deterrence” that lasts long after the squad car has left.
2. The “Lighting as a Guardian” Strategy
Research shows that improved street lighting is one of the most effective ways to supplement low police presence.
* Visibility: Better lighting makes police vehicles more visible to potential offenders, magnifying the perceived presence of the law.
* Community Use: Brightly lit areas encourage “prosocial” use of space (people walking dogs, late-night joggers), which restores the informal surveillance lost at sundown.
3. Technological Force Multipliers
When human officers are few, technology acts as an extra set of eyes:
* Thermal Imaging & Drones: These tools allow officers to survey large areas (like parks or industrial zones) without entering them blindly, maintaining the element of surprise and increasing safety.
* Gunshot Detection Systems: Sensors can instantly alert dispatch to the exact location of a discharge, bypassing the delay of waiting for a citizen to call 17-911.

A Path Forward: The “Hybrid” Model
The most effective solution to minimal night patrolling is a hybrid approach that combines a visible police presence with “smart city” infrastructure.

By integrating LED lighting, AI-driven crime mapping, and rapid-response tactical units, cities can create a safety net that doesn’t rely solely on the number of officers on the street.


Ultimately, the goal is to move from a reactive stance (waiting for a call) to a proactive stance (preventing the crime before it happens through visible and intelligent presence).

A Visual Tribute to theTelangana Armed Struggle“Golla Ramavva”

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Streaming on ETV Win
from January 25

“Golla Ramavva” is a powerful visual adaptation of the Telangana Armed Struggle, based on the celebrated work written by the pride of the Telugu people, former Prime Minister of India and Bharat Ratna awardee Late P. V. Narasimha Rao.
Directed by Mullapudi Vara, son of renowned writer Mullapudi Venkata Ramana, this stirring heroic saga has been produced on a prestigious scale by Sucheta Dream Works productions and Varma Dream Creations, with Ram Vishwas Hannurkar and Raghavendra Varma (Bujji) as producers. Noted media professional Azhar Shaikh, who has worked with several leading media organizations, plays a key role as Executive Producer, and has also contributed to the lyrics, adding special distinction to the project.

The same team that earlier delivered the well-received ETV Win film “Mouname Nee Bhasha” now returns with “Golla Ramavva”, which will begin streaming on January 25 exclusively on ETV Win. Popularly known as “Telugu Seethamaalakshmi”, Talluri Rameshwari essays the title role, promising a performance that will remain etched in memory.
Technical & Creative Team: PRO: Dheeraj – Appaji, Music: Sai Madhukar, Cinematography: Gangamoni Shekhar, Editing: Raghavendra Varma, Writing: Bayyavarapu Ravi, Executive Producer & Lyrics: Azhar Shaikh, Producers: Ram Vishwas Hannurkar – Raghavendra Varma (Bujji),
Screenplay & Direction: Mullapudi Vara.

A compelling historical drama that brings courage, sacrifice, and the spirit of Telangana to life — “Golla Ramavva”, streaming from January 25 on ETV Win!!

Versatile actor Dr. Naresh VK Birthday Special Poster has been released from Crazy Kalyanam a complete entertainer coming soon

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Crazy Kalyanam stars versatile actor Naresh Vijaya Krishna, beautiful Anupama Parameswaran, Tharun Bhascker, and Akhil Uddemari of Raj Weds Rambai fame in the lead roles.

The film is being produced by passionate producer Boosam Jagan Mohan Reddy under the Yaro Cinemas banner as Production No. 2. The film is directed by Badrappa Gajula.

On the occasion of versatile actor Naresh VK’s birthday today, the makers released a special poster wishing him a happy birthday. In the poster, Naresh VK looks impressive in a traditional avatar as the character Parvataalu.

The film is said to be a complete entertainer with an engaging story that revolves around a wedding. The shooting of Crazy Kalyanam was carried out across several rural locations in Telangana. Suresh Bobbili is providing the music for this film as well.

Cast:
Naresh VK, Anupama Parameswaran, Tharun Bhascker, Akhil Uddemari, and others

Technical Team:
Costume Designer: J. Gayathri Devi
Art Director: Sai Kadhir
Production Designer: Sripal Macharla
Executive Producer: Akhil Sai Srimurthy
Choreographer: Eshwar Penti
Action: Dragon Prakash
Lyrics: Gorati Venkanna, Chaitanya Prasad, Kasarla Shyam
Editor: Shravan Katikneni
Director of Photography: Shyam Dupati
Music Director: Suresh Bobbili
Screenplay: Srinivasa Ravindra (MSR)
PRO: GSK Media (Suresh – Sreenivas)
Producer: Boosam Jagan Mohan Reddy
Story, Screenplay, dialogues and Direction: Badrappa Gajula