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Aadi Sai Kumar has announced his next film “Sairabanu,” directed by Phani Krishna Siriki, with Bandhavi Sridhar as the female lead. Revealed through a dreamy poster, it promises a romantic Hindu-Muslim love story with humor set in Rajahmundry and Hyderabad. Launched with a pooja ceremony, the film’s regular shoot is expected to begin soon.
AP CM Chandrababu is scheduled to visit Anantapur district on April 6 to inaugurate the state-level ‘Jaladhara’ initiative in the Kalyanadurgam constituency, aimed at enhancing water management. Meanwhile, AP governor Abdul Nazeer and Nara Lokesh will attend the JNTU convocation ceremony in Anantapur, marking a day of key political and educational events.
TG CM Revanth Reddy emphasized India’s legacy in textile, calling its not just an industry, but life of handloom weavers. Highlighting the establishment of the Warangal Kakatiya Mega Textiles Park, he stated Telangana aims to become South Asia’s textile hub while contributing to India’s vision of a $3 trillion economy by 2047, blending tradition.
Varalaxmi Sarathkumar makes her directorial debut with “S. Saraswathi,” also starring in the lead role. Earlier titled “Saraswathi,” the film hit theatres on March 6, 2026, and received a mediocre response. After its theatrical run, it has now arrived on Amazon Prime Video, currently streaming in Telugu, with other language versions likely to follow soon.
Choosing to live alone is becoming increasingly popular worldwide, reflecting a key lifestyle shift. Data from WorldStats shows that half the population in countries like Sweden and Denmark prefers remaining unmarried, with same patterns in Finland and Germany. In India, about 25% are embracing single life, valuing independence and also fewer responsibilities.
“Rakasa” is a timepass horror comedy that offers decent entertainment. Sangeeth Shoban’s performance, along with humour from the supporting cast, works well for the film. Though it doesn’t fully capitalise on its premise, it stays engaging. For those seeking light-hearted fun with mild thrills, it makes for an enjoyable weekend watch. #Rating: 3/5.
The Election Commission of India has announced paid holidays for all employees, including daily wage and casual workers, on polling days for upcoming elections. It said no wages will be deducted and violators will face fines. The move covers multiple states and ensures voters, even those working outside constituencies, can exercise their franchise freely.
TG CM Revanth Reddy welcomed the Supreme Court’s decision upholding recruitment of 563 Group I candidates, calling it proof of his government’s transparency. He said the swift process restored faith among aspirants after years of uncertainty. Congratulating selected candidates, he also praised TGPSC officials for conducting the process efficiently and fairly.
Gold rates surged sharply in Hyderabad’s bullion market today, reflecting strong momentum. The price of 24-carat gold jumped by Rs.1,960, reaching Rs.1,50,930 per 10 grams. Meanwhile, 22-carat gold, widely used for jewellery, climbed Rs.1,800 to Rs.1,38,350. Silver prices stayed steady at Rs.2,55,000 per kg. Similar trends were observed across top markets.
Nandamuri Balakrishna’s much-awaited film with Vivek Athreya is generating strong buzz, though an official announcement is still pending. Reports suggest the project may begin this year and could be a two-part saga. Balakrishna was reportedly impressed with the narration, while pre-production work is currently underway, raising expectations among fans.
