Srija wanted her papa to call her, but mum’s the word from superstar dad Chiranjeevi. A day after Srija demanded that her father speak with her assuring safety to her and her husband, the megastar continued to maintain a stoic silence.Some sources claimed that Chiranjeevi and his wife left their Jubilee Hills residence and are now staying elsewhere in the city. “They are fed up with the stream of visitors dropping in with advice and consolation,” a source said. But other sources claimed that the star was very much at home, but wanted to send out a strong “leave me alone” message.The preoccupation with the Srija saga, however, has thrown out of gear the work schedules of Chiranjeevi, his newly launched son Ram Charan and brother Pawan Kalyan. Most affected is Pawan Kalyan, who in filmi style deposited his weapon in the Jubilee Hills police station on Monday. The actor should have been busy shooting for ‘Jalsaa.’ But right now he is out of action. The movie went on the floors sometime back and also completed a couple of shooting schedules. The shooting was supposed to have resumed but the Srija incident has thrown it out of gear.Also directly affected by Srija’s elopement and marriage is her brother Charan whose debut movie ‘Chirutha’ was released recently. Though the movie opened to packed houses, the crowds have now dwindled in the theatres.Charan is set to do his next film with an ace director but the family drama is expected to result in the venture getting delayed. Chiranjeevi, not involved in any project after his recent Shankardada Zindabad was said to be in touch with some Tamil directors to finalise a storyline. This is now expected be delayed for a long time.The crisis seems to have also affected Allu Arjun, son of Allu Aravind, the brother-in-law of Chiranjeevi. His movie has to be completed soon but work has come to a halt.
After surrendering revolver to the police, he later met the press at his residence and announced that he is donating Rs One Crore to Common Man Protection Force (CMPF). "I took the decision after seeing the common man's problems in the society. These days nothing is secured. Insecurity grips the cities. I am contributing this little amount to help and build this force," he reasoned."I don't belong to any caste, creed or religion. National leaders inspire me. This force will go a long way in bringing awareness among the public. We address problems like florosis in Nalgonda, malnutritiion, farmers' and weavers' suicides, etc," he said."I am always dogged by a feeling guilt to live in luxury, while multitudes of people are suffering," Pawan said while informing that he would dedicate his life for this cause.People in distress can reach Common Man Protection Force on mobile Nos. 98663 44833 and 98663 44733 or approach directly Pawan Kalyan at his residence in Nandi Hills in Hyderabad.Pawan Kalyan showing Check of Rs 1 Crores that is handed over to Common Man Protection Force at his residence
Happy Days is a movie that has happiness and goodness writ all over it. Every scene drips entertainment and values. Watching the movie makes you feel good and noble about you. I sincerely wished that the movie Happy Days never ended and had to drag myself out of the theatre as the curtains closed on the silver screen. If that doesn't help in qualifying the movie as a good one then consider these factors: the movie is clean with very little violence. It adds a whip of freshness to the art of filmmaking. As like all of Sekhar Kamula's movies, Happy Days is very much a neat piece of artwork that reflects life, campus life to be precise. At the same time the movie has not divorced social responsibility out. Sekhar Kamula is a sensitive filmmaker that has taken up the goal of making clean and sensible entertainers. After Anand and Godavari he scores again with Happy Days. Make one movie a year: Is it the mantra of Sekhar for good filmmaking? May be yes; because, he made Anand in 2005, Godavari in 2006, and now Happy Days. Sekhar has the amazing ability of making arty kind of movies with tremendous box office potential. All his movies have picturesque scenes and enthralling music. This time he takes Mickey J Meyer instead of Radhakrishna to score soft tunes and avoid getting repetitive.Conforming to his brand of movies, Happy Days truly reflects campus life. The eight fresher of Chaitanya Bharati Institute of Technology (Sekhar's alma mater) are typical students of any engineering college. Happy Days, that's part autobiographical and part imagination, revolves around these eight fresher as they go through regular campus life experiences that include: studies, ragging, love, friendship, betrayal in love and friendship, and career concerns. With Happy Days Sekhar Kamula writes Telugu film history quietly and yet authoritatively. Here is a director that dares to take a totally different approach to movie making and story telling. It's a wonder what Sekhar has done with seven raw talents that had hardly faced the camera before. He extracts the best from these greenhorns and makes the characters as real as it's possible. The entire Telugu film industry that made totally unrealistic and bizarre student themed movies replete with mindless violence should sit and watch Happy Days. There are a lot of things to be learnt from the movie. The viewers must watch Happy Days to take a nostalgic trip down the memory lane and recollect the sweet as well as bittersweet memories. For those that are still in college, Happy Days can provide a newer perspective of their campus lives. And what better excuse can one get than watching Happy Days to cozy up with friends in a relaxed atmosphere and experience real happy times. 
