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Eega is Tollywood's pride: Chiru

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,July 12 2012]

In the opinion of Megastar Chiranjeevi, Eega is the pride of Tollywood. Many feel that it is a fitting tribute because it is the single most popular bi-lingual film that has ever been made in Tollywood in the recent years.

Rajamouli tweeted, Chiranjeevi garu called. Boy am I thrilled!!! Actually he texted me 2 days back frm a new number and I ignored it thinking it was some fake name. I felt very bad but he just brushed it off. eega is the pride of TFI are his words.. Flying higher and higher...:)

Having got plaudits from the South Indian film industry, all that Rajamouli needs is to make many heads in Bollywood turn Eega. For now, he has the compliment of RGV, who asked him the other day to tweet his feet so that everybody could touch it.

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