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Bollywood starlet Meenakshi Chaudhary is making her Tollywood debut with Sushanth’s upcoming thriller, Ichata Vahanamulu Niluparadu. Even before her debut film hit screens, Meenakshi began shooting for her second Telugu flick, Khiladi, opposite star hero Ravi Teja.

Now, the latest update reveals that Meenakshi has been roped in to play the female lead in the much-awaited sequel to the acclaimed investigative thriller, HIT. The sequel’s announcement was made by hero Nani on his birthday recently. The sequel will be directed by Sailesh Kolanu, who made an impressive debut with HIT last year.

Even though an official announcement is awaited, the buzz is that Nani will be playing the main lead in the sequel apart from producing it.

Fresh from the huge success of Krack, hero Ravi Teja is fast wrapping up his ongoing action entertainer, Khiladi. The film is slated to hit screens later this summer. Meanwhile, the Mass Maharaj is already gearing up to kick-start his next project.

According to the latest updates, Ravi Teja’s next film under Nakkina Trinadha Rao’s direction will be going on floors in April. The entire lead cast, including Ravi Teja and heroines Iswarya Menon and Sreeleela, will take part in the first schedule.

This as-yet-untitled film is touted a mass entertainer. Noted producers TG Vishwa Prasad and Abhishek Agarwal will be jointly producing the film under People Media Factory and Abhishek Agarwal Arts banners. Vivek Kuchibotla is the co-producer. Stay tuned for further details.

Young Mega hero Vaishnav Tej has made an impressive debut with the blockbuster romantic drama, Uppena. His performance, particularly through his expressive eyes, received a lot of praise. But there’s a backstory behind his ‘acting through eyes’.

In a latest interview, Vaishnav Tej revealed what his cousin Ram Charan had advised him before he commenced shooting for Uppena. “Charan Anna told me to use my eyebrows a lot and it helped me to be more expensive,” Vaishnav said. Well, Vaishnav religiously followed Charan’s advice and the rest is history.