Nandini Reddy, the director of Ala Modalaindi, is the talk of the town these days. The success of her debut film has given boost to small budget filmmakers that if you have an honest story to narrate, then there’s a huge audience too. Hemanth Kumar strikes a conversation with her and finds out about how Ala Modalaindi began and a lot more…

He leads many lives both onscreen and off the screen. Over the past few years, he has grown up as an actor and has entered into a different zone as far as his career goes. However, he’s not the same person when he’s not acting. Hemanth Kumar gets talking to allu arjun a lot about his career, relationships and love...

The invasion of dubbed films from Tamil Nadu, Hollywood and China is an age old
story in Andhra Pradesh. The market size for such films has grown by heaps and pounds in the last few years. Hemanth Kumar traces the history behind this exponential rise of dubbed films in the state.

Over the last decade, 1100 theatres have shut down in Tamil Nadu. In Andhra Pradesh, close to 639 theatres were shut down in the last two years alone. Single screen theatres are slowly but surely giving way to shopping malls and function halls. Hemanth Kumar goes trend spotting.

Rakta Charitra is unlike any film ever made on factionism. Hemanth Kumar trails the bloodstrewn path to get a glimpse of what makes it so special.