Technician's 'Banda Boothulu' On Allu Sirish

The one reason why many follow Allu Sirish in the Twitter network is to see what amateur statements he comes up and how he rubs people on the wrong side only to face the music afterwards. True to their expectations, Sirish came up with another comment which has not gone well with a senior technician in the film industry.

He was referring to the first look of the film ‘Nenu Naa Rakshasi’ and its posters and commented –“The posters look good. Puri usually uses Dhani Aelay. Looks like the change to Working Title Shiva got some freshness.” Reports say Dhani Aelay is not too happy about this public comment.

He was sharing his reactions with few friends and one of them revealed his words “Any art director will go as per director’s thoughts. I am a Nandi award winner, who is this person to comment on my work?” and this was followed by a series of ‘Boothu’ blasting from the noted art director.  Few of the cine folks who heard this and read the tweet are also expressing the same opinion.

Allu Sirish commenting NTR Fans in twitter

Allu Sirish, the CEO of Southscope magazine and brother of Allu Arjun has gained popularity in a short time as he is the only representation of Mega family in twitter before Ram Charan Tej entered. Sirish has been in news several times for wrong reasons like losing his temper on other hero fans and hurling abuses on them.

It was all together different thing today. Releasing the first look of Badrinath on Twitter, he made a comment directed at NTR in Shakthi, ” Kanda unde yodhulake katthi thippe arahatha untadhi ;) ” ( Meaning: Only Muscled Men have the right to handle swords).

It is certainly not healthy attitude from Allu Sirish in a society where hatred between fans reaching new heights every day.

Allu Sirish's 'Mr Perfect' Drama @ 'Teen Maar'

For some reason, whatever Allu Sirish tries to do, especially on the web, the impact of it is nil and instead the whole thing looks hollow and plastic. This is the common opinion from many who follow his tweets in the Twitter network. Here is another one from Sirish which has met with sharp criticism.

Apparently, the tweet read “Been outta town since Fri. Cudnt listen to Teen Maar songs. Dont wanna use torrents. Any legal site? How are the songs? Whats ur fav track?”. Well, the lines might seem straight but the regular twitter followers could read between the lines and came up with their interpretation.

They said Sirish wanted to convey that he doesn’t encourage piracy. One of them who happens to be part of the cine industry asked “Sirish doesn’t even know about the most popular legal site which stores songs of all languages? All this is pure build up as though he is ‘Mr Perfect’”.

Allu Sirish's 'Self Sex' @ Valentine's Day

Allu Sirish is one man who has taken the role of entrepreneur in the Allu family. However, he tends to show his creativity and character in the form of his Twitter. Right now, he has come up with a new tweet which has been drawing the attention of many and smirks from few others.

The Tweet read – “This Valentine's Day I will romance my work, seduce wealth, chase success and fall in love with myself”.

Well, this sure looks romantic but the catch is Allu Sirish has sent it to speak about the love for himself and not anyone else. 

While his lines may be straight, those who read the tweet are quipping that it is time for Sirish to come out of the virtual world and do something better. While career is always mandatory, the tweet from Sirish also revealed another facet of his personality. Folks are stating that this 'Self Sex' theory from Sirish is getting uneven response from various corners.

Allu Sirish's 'Self Sex' @ Valentine's Day

Allu Sirish is one man who has taken the role of entrepreneur in the Allu family. However, he tends to show his creativity and character in the form of his Twitter. Right now, he has come up with a new tweet which has been drawing the attention of many and smirks from few others.

The Tweet read – “This Valentine's Day I will romance my work, seduce wealth, chase success and fall in love with myself”.

Well, this sure looks romantic but the catch is Allu Sirish has sent it to speak about the love for himself and not anyone else. 

While his lines may be straight, those who read the tweet are quipping that it is time for Sirish to come out of the virtual world and do something better. While career is always mandatory, the tweet from Sirish also revealed another facet of his personality. Folks are stating that this 'Self Sex' theory from Sirish is getting uneven response from various corners.

Allu Sirish's Question On Tollywood

Allu Sirish tweeted these lines freshly, “Haha! Just like how a lot of us (TFI gang) hate "Tollywood", Salman Khan too tweeted he hates the word "Bollywood". Any solution to this?”
                  
Don’t know why he brought a discussion about the word Tollywood but it is a good point to discuss.

The word Tollywood is attributed to Telugu film industry but one should know the fact that Bengali film industry is also called Tollywood. There is a historical reference for that word for Bengalis. There is a place called Tollygunje in Kolkata where the first Bengali film studio was built. Later many studios followed in that place. That was way back in silent film era. The place got the name ‘Tollygunje’ as it was named after a British ruler named Tolly in British era. Finally, just to have a rhyme with the popular international film industry ‘Hollywood’, the Bengali film industry was named as ‘Tollywood’ by a British officer then.

Later that was imitated by Hindi film industry with the word Bollywood as its head quarters Bombay starts with letter B.

Years later, Telugu film industry got the name as Tollywood as the word Telugu starts with T (not knowing that another film industry already existing with that name in India). And no body objected or educated on this. Media popularized this word in fact than the film industry people.

Now Kollywood got its name as the new age film industry is developing in Kodambakam area. Malluwood is obvious for Malayalam. Since Karnataka is famous for Sandalwood, the film industry got no new word but going with the name.

This is the comedy of the nomenclature of our film industries. Interestingly media (tabloids and paparazzi) gave all these names (Kollywood, Malluwood, Sandalwood and Telugu Tollywood) and they are being accepted by film industries.

There is no solution for this. When someone or something gets popularity with some name, it’s hard to change that.

Allu Sirish's Question On Tollywood

Allu Sirish tweeted these lines freshly, “Haha! Just like how a lot of us (TFI gang) hate "Tollywood", Salman Khan too tweeted he hates the word "Bollywood". Any solution to this?”
                  
Don’t know why he brought a discussion about the word Tollywood but it is a good point to discuss.

The word Tollywood is attributed to Telugu film industry but one should know the fact that Bengali film industry is also called Tollywood. There is a historical reference for that word for Bengalis. There is a place called Tollygunje in Kolkata where the first Bengali film studio was built. Later many studios followed in that place. That was way back in silent film era. The place got the name ‘Tollygunje’ as it was named after a British ruler named Tolly in British era. Finally, just to have a rhyme with the popular international film industry ‘Hollywood’, the Bengali film industry was named as ‘Tollywood’ by a British officer then.

Later that was imitated by Hindi film industry with the word Bollywood as its head quarters Bombay starts with letter B.

Years later, Telugu film industry got the name as Tollywood as the word Telugu starts with T (not knowing that another film industry already existing with that name in India). And no body objected or educated on this. Media popularized this word in fact than the film industry people.

Now Kollywood got its name as the new age film industry is developing in Kodambakam area. Malluwood is obvious for Malayalam. Since Karnataka is famous for Sandalwood, the film industry got no new word but going with the name.

This is the comedy of the nomenclature of our film industries. Interestingly media (tabloids and paparazzi) gave all these names (Kollywood, Malluwood, Sandalwood and Telugu Tollywood) and they are being accepted by film industries.

There is no solution for this. When someone or something gets popularity with some name, it’s hard to change that.