The Southern film industry is keeping the buzz alive with its exciting news. New announcements, social media posts and legal hassles are what made headlines today. Here’s a look at today’s update.
Vidya Balan roped in for Mahesh Babu’s Telugu film Sarkaru Vaari Paata?
According to reports, Vidya Balan has been approached to play a key role in Mahesh Babu’s upcoming Telugu film Sarkaru Vaari Paata. As per an online portal, Vidya has been offered the role of Mahesh’s sister in the film. The project is due to go on floors in the US post Dussehra and the makers are keen to finalize the cast and the crew. Keerthy Suresh plays the leading lady opposite Mahesh in the film. It is also rumoured that Anil Kapoor has been offered the role of the antagonist in the film.
Amala Paul remembers her late father Paul Varghese on his birthday
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Amala Paul took to social media today to remember her father Paul Varghese on his birth anniversary. The actor’s father succumbed to cancer in January. Today, on his birthday, she shared a throwback picture of herself with her parents and also penned an emotional note expressing her love for him.
She wrote, “Pappa me and Jithu have never known you so much like we do today in our lives. I have two wishes on your bday. First wherever you are right now and in whichever form, me mom and jithu wish you the best happiness, bliss, peace and all your wishes are granted. Second wish for me is that when we cross our paths in this lifetime or any life times pls give me the guidance to recognise you. I want to tell you something. LITTLE AMALA MISSES YOU A LOOOOOOOOOTTTTTT. We will never be a complete family without you pappa.. WE MISS YOU. Happy birthday pappa!”
Suriya not facing contempt of court for his NEET remark
Suriya recently kicked the hornets’ nest when he commented on the fact that students have to write exams during the pandemic. He was reacting to the news of three students who ended their life due to fear and pressure ahead of the medical entrance test. His statements on judges pronouncing judgements through video conferencing were taken as contempt of court. However, today the Madras High Court gave the actor a breather and ruled that Suriya’s comments were ‘unnecessary and unwarranted' but ruled that there would be no contempt proceedings.
The court said in its statement, “The utterances by the cine actor are unnecessary and unwarranted for being ignorant of the manner in which the entire judiciary of this state has served the interest of it's citizens he state has been serving during this pandemic. This matter in our judicious discretion does not deserve to be pursued further. We entirely agree with the opinion expressed by the learned Advocate General.” After the statement Suriya shared a statement thanking the ‘magnanimity of the Indian judiciary.’
— Suriya Sivakumar (@Suriya_offl) September 18, 2020
(Source: News Minute/Instagram/Twitter)
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