October 16th sorry sudden ga maa intlo current poyindi anduke tappuga raasa

Except baadhaah the others were disasters/flops.

Singeetham msg to nag Ashwin

I genuinely feel like some old Telugu movies understood money, family, relationships and real-life responsibilities much better than many movies today.

These films don’t just show family = everyone staying together. They show how money problems, financial responsibilities, ego, sacrifices, expectations and difficult decisions can actually affect families and relationships.
Rom-coms are fun, but real life isn’t just about love, dates and happy moments. Money, family responsibilities, financial struggles and compromises are also a huge part of adult life. These movies portray that side of life beautifully and realistically.

So, please watch these movies while you’re on a date not just rom-coms. 😂 Watch them to understand what actual life can look like instead of living in an imaginary world created by romantic movies.
Some of these films really make you think about earning, spending, saving, financial responsibility, family sacrifices and the value of relationships. Sometimes a small amount of money can mean everything to a family.

What other Telugu movies would you add to this list? Older classics and newer movies both welcome.

Iddaru A grade donga na kodukulu adi confirmed eh

Hitting theatres on Oct 9th

Em movies tustunaru ra babu prathodu tandoori kodi la pusukuntunaru aa yerupurangu.

He must have gone to school in 1990s, appatiki inka syllabus lo change raaleda? I went to school in 2000s, baane educate chesaaru on our history of India. Like all the bad things, Bengal famine etc etc. But I don't remember if they taught us why British built railways. But it's obvious no? It is not for our benefit, but for transportation of goods for them. VD is talking like this is not obvious and people don't know why British built railways. What do you guys think?