Nag 
          and Soundarya in Adhipati
         
        
  
           Nag 
          is in New Zealand now to shoot songs for 'Bava Nachaadu' with Simran 
          and Reema Sen. But his fans got a sweet surprise today as Dr. Mohan 
          Babu announced that Nag is playing a powerful quality oriented role 
          in his new film 'Adhipati'. And the darling of masses Soundarya is pitted 
          against Nag in Adhipati. This role was tailor-made for Rajnikant. But, 
          due to Rajni's persistence of not acting in a Mohan Babu's film prompted 
          Mohan Babu to make a frantic call to New Zealand and Nag told 'yes' 
          without even knowing what he is offered. Nag is turning the real savior 
          (Aapadbhandavudu) of the people in bad phase in cinema industry. He 
          also adapted a gild child named Pravallika long back who is studying 
          in Mohan Babu's Vidhya Nikentan in Tirupati. Kudos to Nag for helping 
          people in distress!!
Nag 
          is in New Zealand now to shoot songs for 'Bava Nachaadu' with Simran 
          and Reema Sen. But his fans got a sweet surprise today as Dr. Mohan 
          Babu announced that Nag is playing a powerful quality oriented role 
          in his new film 'Adhipati'. And the darling of masses Soundarya is pitted 
          against Nag in Adhipati. This role was tailor-made for Rajnikant. But, 
          due to Rajni's persistence of not acting in a Mohan Babu's film prompted 
          Mohan Babu to make a frantic call to New Zealand and Nag told 'yes' 
          without even knowing what he is offered. Nag is turning the real savior 
          (Aapadbhandavudu) of the people in bad phase in cinema industry. He 
          also adapted a gild child named Pravallika long back who is studying 
          in Mohan Babu's Vidhya Nikentan in Tirupati. Kudos to Nag for helping 
          people in distress!!
        Nag 
          plays antihero
         
        
  
           After 
          doing cameo films like Shiva and Khudagawa, Nag is playing the role 
          of artist with negative touch in a Hindi film titled 'Agni Varsha'. 
          This film is not a commercial film. It's an art film canned keeping 
          the film festivals and awards in mind. Arjun Sajanani is directing this 
          film. Agni Varsha is being produced by 9th Channel (a TV channel). Amitab 
          Bacchan too acting in a special role. The other cast in this film includes 
          Jackie Shroff, Raveena Tandon, Milind Soman and Sonali Kulakarni. This 
          film is based on the times of Srikrishna Devarayalu. Lets hope this 
          film gets awards and rewards for Nag.
After 
          doing cameo films like Shiva and Khudagawa, Nag is playing the role 
          of artist with negative touch in a Hindi film titled 'Agni Varsha'. 
          This film is not a commercial film. It's an art film canned keeping 
          the film festivals and awards in mind. Arjun Sajanani is directing this 
          film. Agni Varsha is being produced by 9th Channel (a TV channel). Amitab 
          Bacchan too acting in a special role. The other cast in this film includes 
          Jackie Shroff, Raveena Tandon, Milind Soman and Sonali Kulakarni. This 
          film is based on the times of Srikrishna Devarayalu. Lets hope this 
          film gets awards and rewards for Nag.
         
        Bhagyaraja 
          to direct a Telugu film
         
        
  
          Lots of films were dubbed into Telugu, which were directed by Bhagyaraja. 
          The most ironic one being Abbai Garu. This film was initially dubbed 
          into Telugu with Bhagyaraja as hero. Later on it was remade into Hindi 
          with Anil and Mudhuri as Beta. And our producers bought the rights again 
          and produced Abbai Garu in Telugu with Venky in the direction of EVV. 
          And it became a big hit at that time. This genius director would be 
          doing his first straight film in Telugu soon. Other details of the film 
          are awaited.
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