Telugu cinema continues to thrive and generate significant excitement with highly anticipated releases. This year has already seen a surge of entertainment with several Telugu movies, and many more ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Pan Indian” is a fairly new phrase that entered the daily lexicon of the Indian movie enthusiast about 10 years ago. It all ...

Tamil cinema has always had a strong presence in South Indian entertainment, but in recent years, many Tamil actors have been making a significant shift towards Telugu cinema. The Telugu public has ...

Tamil actors are increasingly drawn to Telugu cinema due to its broader audience reach, lucrative pay, and superior production values. With pan-Indian appeal and better remuneration, stars like Vijay ...

The year may still be young, but if the first major festival box office clash of 2026 is any indication, Telugu cinema has already moved to the front of the national conversation. While other film ...

'Being a Telugu native and growing up on Telugu films, the industry always felt like home.' Photograph: Kind courtesy Shriya Kontham/Instagram Shriya Kontham makes her Telugu debut with Samantha's ...

Telugu cinema is now affectionately termed ‘Tollywood’. However, many of us are probably not aware that Tollywood was once referred to the Bengali film industry, originating from ‘Tollygunge’, once a ...

The OTT rights for one of this year’s Telugu box office hits, Thandel, was reportedly bagged by Netflix for over ₹45 crore. The film directed by Chandoo Mondeti, starring Naga Chaitanya and Sai ...

Tamil cinema has always had a strong presence in South Indian entertainment, but in recent years, many Tamil actors have been making a significant shift towards Telugu cinema. The Telugu public has ...

There was a sense of finesse and timeless aesthetic to B Saroja Devi’s on-screen persona that made her endearing to moviegoers. She was loved for the depth with which she portrayed her characters as ...

For decades, Hindi dominated India’s film industry — the largest in the world. Then some underdog filmmakers from the south released a movie that would change everything. By Vishal Menon “Pan Indian” ...