Hari Hara Veera Mallu is a film where Pawan Kalyan will mesmerize audiences in the role of the historic warrior, Veera Mallu.
Several prominent actors are part of this film. Bobby Deol plays the Mughal emperor. Nidhhi Agarwal is the female lead, while Satyaraj and Jishu Sengupta play key roles. Produced by A. Dayakar Rao under the Mega Surya Productions banner, presented by renowned producer A.M. Ratnam, Hari Hara Veera Mallu is set to roar at the box office on June 12th.
Actor Sumanth has officially begun dubbing for his upcoming film Mahendragiri Varahi, directed by Santosh Jagarlapudi and produced by Madhu Kalipu under the Rajashyamala banner.
The film is set against the mystical backdrop of the Varahi Ammavaru temple located in Mahendragiri. Inspired by the temple’s spiritual legacy, director Santosh Jagarlapudi has crafted a story rich in supernatural and socio-fantasy elements.
The cast includes Sumanth in the lead, alongside Meenakshi Goswami, Brahmanandam, Vennela Kishore, Rajeev Kanakala, Kamal Kamaraju, Satya Sai Srinivas, Vamsi Chaganti, and Manju Bhargavi. Music for the film is composed by Anup Rubens, while the story is penned by Murali.
Speaking on the occasion, director Santosh Jagarlapudi shared, “Sumanth garu has started dubbing for his role. This film will stand as a milestone in his career. His character is designed to appeal to audiences across all segments.”
Producer Madhu Kalipu added, “Mahendragiri Varahi presents a completely fresh and distinct role for Sumanth. With a strong socio-fantasy and supernatural backdrop, the film is going to be a unique cinematic experience.”
Kajal Aggarwal, who once shone brightly in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi cinema, is currently taking on roles of lesser significance. While this might be a bit disappointing for her fans, she’s adhering to the adage “out of sight, out of mind” and accepting offers as they come.
After a very small role in Salman Khan’s film “Sikandar,” Kajal is now set to portray Mandodari in “Ramayana.” In this film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, Ranbir Kapoor plays Lord Rama, Sai Pallavi plays Sita, and Yash from “K.G.F.” fame plays Ravana. Kajal will be seen as the devoted wife of Dashakantha (Ravana).
This epic is being made in two parts, with Part 1 expected to release in 2026.
“Thug Life” is one of the most eagerly awaited Indian films of this year. This high-octane gangster drama, starring Kamal Haasan and directed by the legendary Mani Ratnam, is preparing for its theatrical release on June 5. AR Rahman is the music director.
The trailer for “Thug Life” is set to be released online on May 17. The audio launch will take place in Hyderabad on May 24. A pre-release event for the Telugu version will be held in Visakhapatnam on May 29.
This film will be released in Telugu by Shresth Movies, owned by hero Nithin’s father, N. Sudhakar Reddy. This company has previously delivered blockbusters like “Vikram” and “Amaran,” and is now set to release “Thug Life”
It’s a remake of Champions (Spanish: Campeones) a 2018 Spanish sports comedy drama film
A massive update from Sony Pictures Entertainment India. The Hollywood classic series ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ is now set to greet audiences in India with a fresh approach.
The special aspect this time is that Bollywood star Ajay Devgn has collaborated with his son Yug Devgn for the Hindi dubbed version of the film. Ajay Devgn has lent his voice to the character of Mr. Han, played by Jackie Chan, while Yug has dubbed for the protagonist Li Fang, played by Ben Wang.
This marks Ajay Devgn’s first time dubbing for an international film, and it’s a grand entry into dubbing for Yug. ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ is scheduled for a theatrical release across the country on May 30, 2025, in English, Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil languages
If you’ve noticed your local bank branch shutting its doors lately, you’re not alone. All over the world, banks are closing locations, and it’s leaving a lot of people confused, annoyed, and in some cases, totally stranded when it comes to banking. So what’s behind it
The biggest reason banks are shutting down locations is simple. Most people are doing their banking online now. From mobile apps to ATMs that can handle just about everything, fewer people are walking into an actual branch to talk to a teller. Banks see that and figure they don’t need as many physical locations anymore. If it’s cheaper to go digital, that’s what they’ll do
Keeping a branch open costs money. There’s the rent, the staff, the security, the electricity, and so on. If fewer people are coming in, banks see it as wasted money, so they start trimming. Unfortunately, that usually means small branches in less busy areas are the first to go. It’s a business move, but it definitely hurts communities that rely on in-person service.
Some People Are Getting Left Behind
Not everyone wants to or can bank online. Older adults, people without reliable internet, and those who don’t feel comfortable using apps are often the ones hit hardest when a branch closes.
Suddenly, their go-to spot for deposits, questions, or even just getting change isn’t there anymore. And not every town has a backup just down the road.
If your local branch is closing, you’ve got a few options. You can switch to online banking if you haven’t already.
Most apps are pretty easy once you get used to them. Some banks also partner with local retailers or install more advanced ATMs to fill the gap.
If that still doesn’t cut it, consider switching banks entirely to one that still has a location near you.
