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2 days ago · The Waltair Veerayya actress responded coolly and tactfully, labeling the actions as "micro racism" and emphasizing that it is unacceptable for you to look at us and remark "idli dosa sambar either." Furthermore, don't attempt to be humorous because you can't mimic us properly.
1 day ago · The actor earned a loyal and huge fan base that even when he left films in 2008 and made a comeback to screens, his films were still loved by the audience. However, since 2019, Chiranjeevi has had only one hit, Waltair Veerayya, and rest all of his films failed to impress the audience.
1 day ago · This article highlights a comprehensive list of Telugu movies, web series, and dubbed films that frequently premiere on OTT platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Netflix, Aha, Hotstar, SonyLiv, Zee5,...
5 days ago · Telugu Movies OTT Release Dates 2024: We will provide you with the latest Telugu movie digital release dates on popular OTT platforms such as Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+Hotstar, Sun NXT, Zee5. We will also provide you with the list of Tollywood Movies that will have a Direct OTT Release in 2024 and the Telugu Movie release dates from 2024.
1 day ago · Waltair Veerayya ₹225.70 crore: Telugu 2023 29 Master ₹220–300 crore: Tamil 2021 30 Vishwaroopam ₹220 crore: Tamil Hindi 2013 31 Petta ₹219–240 crore: Tamil 2019 32 Beast ₹217–300 crore: Tamil 2022 33 Rangasthalam ₹216 crore: Telugu 2018 34 Darbar ₹202–250 crore: Tamil 2020 35 Mersal ₹200–260 crore: Tamil 2017
2 days ago · The Waltair Veerayya actress kept calm and replied in an appropriate manner calling the behavior “micro racism” and adding, “It’s not ok when you look at us and say idli dosa sambar either ...
4 days ago · After an impressive 2023, where a healthy mix of star-driven, mid-range, and low-budget Telugu films (from Waltair Veerayya to Salaar, Hi Nanna, Virupaksha, and Baby) tasted success at the ticket window, this year began with a lot of hope for the industry. However, halfway into 2024—we’re still looking at poor footfalls, fewer films from mainstream stars, and increasing reliance on re-releases and dubbed films to sustain the theatrical business.
