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Writing superstar J. Michael Straczynski's newest comic book series is an ambitious story about what happens when our secrets are no longer our own. we have your first look at Telepaths!
Salman Khan, the Bollywood bhai, is known for remaking South Indian films. From Tere Naam to Kick, a majority of his superhit movies are remakes of Telugu or Tamil films. The Sultan actor is now preparing to remake yet another South Indian film. Following some buzz in Bollywood, Salman Khan is said to have purchased the remake rights of Ravi Teja's upcoming Telugu film,
The report further claims that the Dabangg star has watched the teaser and has acquired the remake rights of the Telugu film. Now he is planning to act in the Hindi remake of the Telugu film. A source has also revealed to the publication that Salman also asked Ramesh Varma to direct the film however, there is no clarity as to the filmmaker has accepted the offer. For the unversed, Ravi Teja’s action thriller Khiladi stars two actress Dimple Hayathi and Meenakshi Chowdhary Arjun. Unni Mukandan will be seen playing an important role in the Telugu film. It is also worth pointing out that the f...
Ravi Teja's Khiladi to release only in theatres, inform makers with new poster Janani K Ravi Teja's Khiladi to release in theatres. Mass Maharaja Ravi Teja's Khiladi was supposed to release in theatres on May 28. However, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the film's release has been postponed to a later date. Now, rumours are rife that the film will release on an OTT platform. But, the makers of Khiladi have now reconfirmed that the film will release only in theatres and not on web. KHILADI TO RELEASE IN THEATRES Ravi Teja's Khiladi, directed by Ramesh Varma, was thrille...
How's that for a premise for a comic book? Not All Robots is the next creator-owned project from writer Mark Russell. Together with superstar artist Mike Deodato Jr., he's created a pitch-black parable about a dystopian vision of future Earth in which an AI-driven robot workforce has made the human race largely unnecessary. The five-issue limited series from AWA Studios debuts on Aug. 4. I've had the pleasure of reading the first three issues of Not All Robots and can confirm it's an exotic stew of deep science fiction introspection mixed with hilarious observations. And as usual with anythi...