A Uniquely Designed Dance Number Afro Tapaang From “45 The Movie”, starring Karunada Chakravarthy Shiva Rajkumar, Real Star Upendra, and Raj B Shetty Released
“45 The Movie”, directed by Arjun Janya, brings together some of the biggest names in Kannada cinema with Karunada Chakravarthy Shiva Rajkumar, Real Star Upendra, and Raj B Shetty playing the lead roles. The film is being produced on a grand scale under the Suraj Productions banner by Mrs. Uma Ramesh Reddy and M. Ramesh Reddy. Ever since its posters and glimpses were unveiled, “45 The Movie” has generated massive excitement among audiences. Freshly, the makers released a uniquely designed high-energy dance number Afro Tapaang that has taken the buzz even higher.
The song opens with Raj B Shetty in a dense forest, being attacked by dogs before falling into a valley. Tribal African children come to his aid, changing his attire before mysteriously disappearing as Shiva Rajkumar and Upendra arrive at the scene.
With Telugu lyrics penned by Roll Rida, the track inspires listeners with the powerful line, “Don’t lose hope until the door of victory opens.” Sung by Roll Rida and Vinayak, the song features electrifying choreography by Jaani Master, whose dynamic dance moves blend perfectly with the vibrant setting and visuals. The energy and screen presence of Shiva Rajkumar, Upendra, and Raj B Shetty elevate the number even further.
Composer Arjun Janya delivers a distinctive and infectious tune that’s already resonating strongly with today’s youth.
All the works related to “45 The Movie” are nearing completion, and the movie is set for release on December 25th as a Christmas special.
Cast : Shiva Rajkumar, Upendra, Raj B Shetty, and others
Technical Crew:
Production House: Suraj Productions
Producers: Mrs. Uma Ramesh Reddy, M. Ramesh Reddy
Story, Music, Direction: Arjun Janya
Cinematographer: Satya Hegde
Editor: K. M. Prakash
Singers: Roll Rida, Vinayak
Lyrics: Roll Rida
Stunts: Dr. K. Ravi Varma, Jolly Bastian, Different Danny, Chethan D’Souza
Choreographer: Janai Basha
Dialogues: Anil Kumar
PRO: Sai Satish
Mass Jathara Telugu movie review
Star Cast: Ravi Teja , Sree Leela, Navin Chandra, Rajendra Prasad,Hyper Adi, Samudrakani, Murali Sharma
Music Director: Bheems Ceciroleo
Produced by Sithara Entertainments
Director: Bhanu Bogavarapu
Release date : 31st October 2025
Coming to the story Lakshman Bheri(Ravi Teja) is a Railway protection force SI in Warangal and Rajendra Prasad is his grandfather.
Due to his commitment to duty and honesty he crosses paths with a minister and he gets transferred to Adivivaram(Fictitious town/village).
Adivivaram is in total chaos terrorized and controlled by Ganja smuggler Navin Chandra (Shivudu) and his smuggling activities aided by Hyper Adi, Ajay Ghosh and other notorious gang members.
In Adivivaram Ravi Teja meets Sree Leela,first half primarily deals with Ravi Teja love story with Sreeleela, Sivudu, his Aides Hyper Adi, Ajay Ghosh ganja activities and how they control the police in that region to prevent them from interfering in their activities.
The second half and the rest of the story is the tussle between Ravi Teja and Navi Chandra to gain upper hand and how Ravi Teja frees up the area from Sivudu control,how he stops his ganja smuggling.
Bheems Ceciroleo music is okay it stands out in the Super Duper song and the Tu mera lover song
It’s a typical character for Ravi Teja with louder action, his trademark comedy and dances.
It’s refreshing to see Navin Chandra in a ferocious villain role.
Sreeleela is used as a glam doll for songs and as filler in the narration.
Rajendra Prasad did well as Ravi Teja overprotecting grandfather.
Samudrakani did a short and important role as police officer.
It’s a routine timepass commercial entertainer packaged with comedy,songs and action.
Rating: 2.5/5
Hero Akash Jagannadh Released The title song of Vasudeva Sutham
Master Mahendran plays the lead in the upcoming film Vasudeva Sutham, produced by Dhanalaxmi Badarla and directed by Vykunt Bonu under the Rainbow Cinemas banner. The film is presented by Baby Chaitra Sree and Master Yuvansh Krishna Badarla. All the posters, motion poster, glimpses, and teaser of this movie have garnered widespread attention.
Meanwhile, the title song from this film was released. The song, titled “Vasudheva Sutham Dhevam,” was launched by Akash Jagannadh. It features lyrics by Chaitanya Prasad and melodious vocals by Pavan Charan Bonila and Shruthika Samudhrala that have captivated listeners. The melody maestro Manisharma seems to have delivered another chartbuster track. The lyrical video beautifully showcases the hero-heroine pair in a village setting and temple backdrop, creating an enchanting ambiance. The vibrant colors and well-executed choreography add to the song’s charm.
After releasing the song, Akash Jagannadh said , ‘Vasudheva Sutham Dhevam’ from the movie is a very good song. The entire team welcomed me with warmth. I am happy to release this song. Chaithanya Prasad’s lyrics and Manisharma’s music are excellent. Mahendran is a wonderful actor. I wish the film a grand success.”
The release date of the movie will be announced soon.
Cast: Master Mahendran, Ambikavani, John Vijay, Mime Gopi, Sureshchandra Menon, Ishwarya Lakshmi, Tulasi, Rajeev Kanakala, Tarjan, Ramaraju, Badhram, Jabardhasth Ramprasad, Shivannarayana, Duvvasi Mohan & Others.
Technical Crew:
Writer & Director: Vykunt Bonu
Producer: Dhanalaxmi Badarla
Banner: Rainbow Cinemas
Music: Mani Sharma
DOP: Jijju Sunny (Parking fame)
Lyricist: Chaithanya Prasad, Sri Harsha Emani
Fights: Bimbisara Ramakrishna
Choreography: Ajay Sai
PRO: Sai Satish
Meet NEO, the $20K humanoid robot that cooks, chats and carries groceries
With customisable looks, conversational AI, and chore automation features, NEO aims to bring general-purpose robotics into everyday life.
The American-Norwegian robotics and AI company, 1X Technologies, has introduced its most ambitious product yet – a humanoid home assistant robot named NEO.
With its latest tech, the company aims to shift humanoids from industrial or research prototypes into the home space.
Founded originally under the name Halodi Robotics by CEO Bernt Børnich and re-branded in 2022, 1X Technologies’ mission is to “create a truly abundant society through general-purpose robots capable of performing any kind of work autonomously.”
It comes with built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, and 5G. NEO has a three-stage speaker setup in the chest and pelvis area, and it doubles as a home entertainment device. When it comes to intelligence and autonomy, NEO is backed by a built-in large language model (LLM) for conversational interaction. The company claims that its audio intelligence knows when it is being addressed, and visual intelligence gives it contextual awareness. With this, the humanoid can recognise ingredients on a kitchen counter and suggest dishes. Besides, it also has memory functionality that allows it to recall past context and personalise assistance over time.
Users can also automate chores with NEO. The robot supports chore scheduling and real-time task execution with verbal or button commands. The company said that owners can also schedule a 1X Expert to train the robot on new or custom tasks.
NEO signals a shift from labs to living rooms. While the home environment may pose more challenges, especially concerning human safety, the payoffs may be huge, such as time freed, mundane tasks being automated, and more.
Even though the specs of NEO are compelling, reportedly its autonomy is still limited, and in cases it is being tele-operated by human staff. This essentially means that initial units are likely to act more like remote-controlled helpers than autonomous assistants.
The Districts Dilemma: Representation in Hyderabad’s Ranji Cricket Team
The Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA), which governs cricket in the state of Telangana and fields the Hyderabad Ranji Trophy team, faces an ongoing challenge regarding the adequate representation and development of talent from the state’s districts outside of Hyderabad city.
While there doesn’t appear to be a formally codified “districts quota” with a fixed number of spots, the debate revolves around the lack of a systematic, inclusive mechanism for district players to consistently make the Ranji squad.
The Heart of the Issue: Access and Infrastructure
The core problem stems from disparities in cricket development infrastructure and opportunities between Hyderabad and the rest of Telangana’s districts.
* Centralized Focus: Historically, cricket activities, leagues, and high-level coaching have been heavily centralized in Hyderabad. This makes it challenging for talented players from rural and district areas to gain the necessary exposure in city-based competitions, which are often the primary scouting grounds for state selectors.
* Inadequate Participation: There has been a reported lack of adequate participation from district teams in the key city-based competitions and leagues that selectors monitor. Without consistent data and performance metrics from these competitions, selectors have limited information to choose players from the districts for state teams at different age levels.
* Selection Criticism: The selection process for the Hyderabad Ranji team has, at times, faced criticism regarding alleged politics and a perceived bias towards a few favoured players or clubs, which naturally disadvantages unrepresented talent from the districts.
HCA’s Initiatives and Challenges
The HCA has acknowledged the need to address district cricket development, though decisive action often remains a point of contention.
* District Tournaments: The HCA regularly organises Inter-District Cricket Tournaments for various age groups (U-14, U-16, U-19, U-25) across Telangana’s districts. These tournaments serve as a platform for identifying raw talent outside the city.
* Open Selection Trials: Periodically, the HCA conducts open selection trials specifically for district players (e.g., for districts like Nalgonda, as seen in past announcements). However, the long-term pathway for these players to integrate into the main structure remains a concern.
* Proposed Reforms: There have been proposals and resolutions at the HCA level to set up a District Development Committee and establish academies with boarding facilities to nurture district talent. The success and implementation of these reforms are crucial for true inclusion.
* Affiliation: Experts have suggested reforming the affiliation system to invite more clubs and institutions from the districts to affiliate directly with the HCA, ensuring a wider participation base for both men and women.
The issue is less about a hard quota and more about establishing a transparent, merit-based system that effectively identifies, nurtures, and provides a continuous pathway for district cricketers to compete for a spot on the Hyderabad Ranji team on an equal footing with their city counterparts.
Until the foundational structure in the districts is strengthened, the debate over representation is likely to continue.
