C-Board's Over Action At 'Bus Stop' !!

Suddenly our so called Censor Board has become a holy-cow that goes according to rules and chops whatever it hates and whatever it feels that it will hurt some people. This so called over action is now widely discussed in Film Nagar.

The bitter experiences of 'Rambabu' and 'Denikaina Ready' are shaking Censor Board to the core. With the kind of blows given by government and ministers regarding those two flicks, Censor is now terrorizing filmmakers who come for their movie censoring. The other day, makers of 'Bus Stop' movie got shocked when Censor Board imposed 40 cuts. Reports have that all the cleavage and navel shows, double meaning dialogues, flirtatious signs and romantic moves are asked to cut off.

Looks like, there is no question of watching a commercial cinema on Telugu silver screen again, if Censor Board functions in this manner. With all these cuts, the movie will loose more than 20 minutes of run time. So, is this move of CB correct? Critics say that we are just moving a couple of inches to conservative countries like Pak!

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Small Director Shaking Two Biggies' !!

 In film industry they say that no one is small and no one is big. But in reality, big budgeted flicks are always big as they have the privilege to get everything perfectly from heroines to locations to distributors to theatres. Even though they have all, there are guys like this director who can shake them at the roots.

Dasari Maruthi, the guy who delivered Box Office shaking hit like 'Ee Rojullo' is coming back with his second venture. This is titled 'Bus Stop' and this time there are no budget constraints for him to compromise. With Bellamkonda as producer, 'Bus Stop' started sending feelers already with its teasers. Now, the big news is that this flick is going to hit theatres on November 9th, on the date when two biggies are coming. Nag's Damarukam and Rana's Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum are going to get a tough fight from 'Bus Stop' as everyone is taking Maruthi serious this time. Also, there is Vijay's 'Tupaki' as trump card and that film too should literally hold its nerve.

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