It's about pure love

Ye Maaya Chesave is all about pure love, is what Nag Chaitanya says three days prior to the release of the film on February 26. Saying that he feels proud to have acted in a film that is produced by a house that has got taste, directed by someone like Gautham Menon and music-directed by the world-famous AR Rehman, Nag drives home the point that it is a pure love story in a very, very long time.

Of 'Koffi Bar' and Einstein's Relativism

In Geetha Krishna's forthcoming film, Koffi Bar, the writer-director says that he has referred to the famous metaphysical theory of Albert Einstein. Saying that the film takes a cue from the theory of Relativism of the great scientist, the flick, based on terrorism in the modern world, Geetha says, drives home the fact that knowledge cannot blossom in societies where fear rules the roost.

Priyamani bags 'Raktha Charitra'

In Ram Gopal Varma's Raktha Charitra, a romp through the saga of Anantapur faction feuds, actress Priyamani of Pravarakhyudu fame has found a palce. She will play opposite Surya, who is playing the role of Maddelacheruvu Suri in the film. The much-publicised film sees the couple, along with Vivek Oberoi who plays the slained Paritala Ravindra.

Stage set for Nag's third

Nag Chaitanya is awaiting the release of his second film Yemaya Chesave, keeping his fingers crossed. Meanwhile, the stage is set for the launch of his third film under the direction of newcomer Ajay Bhuyan, who was associated with Suresh Productions and Venkatesh in the past.

'Police Police' on March 19

Sriram and Prithvi Raj as cops with different perspectives, ‘Police Police’ is being made in Tamil and Telugu and is directed by debutant Manmohan. It is produced by Chandu on the banner Pinnacle Pictures. The film is set to release on March 19.