Yearender 2022: Top Indian regional films of the year

<p>On Allu Arjun's 37th birthday, the star gave a special treat to his fans as he unveiled the first look of his new film 'Pushpa'. Annoucing the title of the much speculated film, the actor took to twitter and wrote, " First Look and the Title of my next movie&nbsp; “ P U S H P A “&nbsp; . Directed by dearest Sukumar garu . Music by dearest friend @ThisIsDSP . Really excited about this one. Hoping all of you like it . @iamRashmika @MythriOfficial #MuttamsettyMedia"</p>

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<p>Directed by Sukumar, the film will have Allu Arjun sporting a rugged avatar and a thick beard. According to reports, the film will be an actioner and will have the actor playing a lorry driver.<br />
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The film was earlier being referred as AA20 and will also star Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist. Rashmika Mandanna will be the female lead of the film.<br />
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The film is reportedly based on red sanders smuggling and the story will be set against the backdrop of Seshachalam forest, the hilly region of Tirumala.<br />
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Allu Arjun has reportedly undergone major physical transformation for the role. The film will go on floors once the nationwide lockdown is lifted.</p>


On Allu Arjun's 37th birthday, the star gave a special treat to his fans as he unveiled the first look of his new film 'Pushpa'. Annoucing the title of the much speculated film, the actor took to twitter and wrote, " First Look and the Title of my next movie “ P U S H P A “ .

On Allu Arjun's 37th birthday, the star gave a special treat to his fans as he unveiled the first look of his new film 'Pushpa'. Annoucing the title of the much speculated film, the actor took to twitter and wrote, " First Look and the Title of my next movie “ P U S H P A “ . Directed by dearest Sukumar garu . Music by dearest friend @ThisIsDSP . Really excited about this one. Hoping all of you like it . @iamRashmika @MythriOfficial #MuttamsettyMedia" First Look and the Title of my next movie “ P U S H P A “ . Directed by dearest Sukumar garu . Music by dearest friend @ThisIsDSP . Really excited about this one. Hoping all of you like it . @iamRashmika @MythriOfficial #MuttamsettyMedia pic.twitter.com/G8ElmLKqUq — Allu Arjun (@alluarjun) April 8, 2020 × Directed by Sukumar, the film will have Allu Arjun sporting a rugged avatar and a thick beard. According to reports, the film will be an actioner and will have the actor playing a lorry driver. The film was earlier being referred as AA20 and will also star Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist. Rashmika Mandanna will be the female lead of the film. The film is reportedly based on red sanders smuggling and the story will be set against the backdrop of Seshachalam forest, the hilly region of Tirumala. Allu Arjun has reportedly undergone major physical transformation for the role. The film will go on floors once the nationwide lockdown is lifted.

Allu Arjun treats fans with the first look of 'Pushpa' on his 37th birthday

<p>Indian actress Sonakshi Sinha who debuted with Salman Khan starrer “Dabangg” in 2010 feels that the regional cinema works in a more organised manner than the Hindi cinema industry.</p>

<p>In an interview, Sonakshi revealed that there are certain facets in regional cinema than are better than those in mainstream Hindi film industry. She, however, feels that it’s unfair to say that Hindi films don’t grab as much attention from other parts of the country.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sonakshi who worked in a Tamil film “Linga” with superstar Rajinikanth in 2014 spoke about her experience of working in a regional film. Talking about her experience, she said, “I have done a Tamil film, and based on that I can say that their style of work is slightly better than how we work over here (in Bollywood)."</p>

<p>"In terms of timings, vision, originality and the concepts that they come up with... like the stuff they make over there, we could not even imagine making over here. Otherwise, why hasn't a 'Baahubali' been conceptualised in Hindi cinema till today? And they have gone and done it and we can all see how," she added.</p>

<p>Sonakshi, however, keeps Hindi film industry above any other as she spoke about it being her “first love”. She said, "I really respect the way they (regional filmmakers and actors) work, but yes it is unfair to say that we (Hindi filmmakers) cannot do it. Where there is a will, there is a way. If we want to do it, we can do it, we will do it.”</p>

<p>The issue was recently raised by filmmaker Shekhar Gupta as the jury head of the 65th National Film Awards last month, who said Hindi cinema was far behind regional cinema in terms of content and treatment of subjects.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Sonakshi will next be seen in “Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi”, “Kalank” and “Dabangg 3”.</p>


In the same interview, Sonakshi said that Hindi cinema will always be 'first love'

Indian actress Sonakshi Sinha who debuted with Salman Khan starrer “Dabangg” in 2010 feels that the regional cinema works in a more organised manner than the Hindi cinema industry. In an interview, Sonakshi revealed that there are certain facets in regional cinema than are better than those in mainstream Hindi film industry. She, however, feels that it’s unfair to say that Hindi films don’t grab as much attention from other parts of the country. Sonakshi who worked in a Tamil film “Linga” with superstar Rajinikanth in 2014 spoke about her experience of working in a regional film. Talking about her experience, she said, “I have done a Tamil film, and based on that I can say that their style of work is slightly better than how we work over here (in Bollywood)." "In terms of timings, vision, originality and the concepts that they come up with... like the stuff they make over there, we could not even imagine making over here. Otherwise, why hasn't a 'Baahubali' been conceptualised in Hindi cinema till today? And they have gone and done it and we can all see how," she added. Sonakshi, however, keeps Hindi film industry above any other as she spoke about it being her “first love”. She said, "I really respect the way they (regional filmmakers and actors) work, but yes it is unfair to say that we (Hindi filmmakers) cannot do it. Where there is a will, there is a way. If we want to do it, we can do it, we will do it.” The issue was recently raised by filmmaker Shekhar Gupta as the jury head of the 65th National Film Awards last month, who said Hindi cinema was far behind regional cinema in terms of content and treatment of subjects. Sonakshi will next be seen in “Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi”, “Kalank” and “Dabangg 3”.

Sonakshi Sinha lauds 'vision, concept, originality' of regional cinema, says Hindi cinema lags behind

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