NTR's DVSR to be Directed ?

It has been quite a while since the film ‘Daana Veera Soora Karna’ in the new version has been making rounds and Junior NTR has been treating this as his prestigious project. Now, the other side of the coin is regarding the director of the film and right now two names have come into the race.

Previously, it was only V V Vinayak who was considered the hot favourite but now even the name of S S Rajamouli is being taken into the list. While both are competent directors, the analysts have their own set of observations to give an idea about who is the better choice.

They say “Vinayak is a person who is good at optimising budget, giving mass appeal and commercial values but Rajamouli is a person who has good grip over screenplay and content narration. This is one film which relies a lot on screenplay and dramatism as the subject is known to all. Both Vinayak and Rajamouli have their shares of credits but we think it is Junior who will

RGV comments on Aamir

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma says he might not believe in god, but might soon start believing in actor-producer Aamir Khan! RGV is quite in awe of the star after the success of "Delhi Belly" and the variety that he manages to serve up in his films.
"Never believed in Ram, Jesus or Allah bt cing the variation cmng frm js 1 man frm lagaan 2 Tzp 2 DB I am seriously cnsdrng believing in Aamir," Varma posted on micro-blogging site Twitter.
Aamir's "Lagaan" was a period film with the land tax issue during British rule as its backdrop, "Taare Zameen Par" was about a dyslexic child, and the latest "Delhi Belly" is about three young boys in India's urbanscape.
The film is minting money at the box office, and has managed to draw a lot of young audience. But Varma is yet to see it.
"Dint c as DB subject is nt 2 my taste bt its super hit status mks me fl lke an insect..so I js wnt 2 crawl undr a rock nd die a quiet death. The way he tuk such a subject matter nd made it a super hit it looks like ppl mt not trust God cmpletley bt they trust Aamir cmpletley," he added.
Varma is currently in news for his desire to cast controversial Kannada actress Maria Susairaj in a film. The actress convicted of destroying evidence in the 2008 killing of television executive Neeraj Grover. She was awarded a three-year jail term but walked free Saturday as she had already served this as an undertrial.