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Rajesh Murthy: Clash of brain vs brawn defines Bloody Babu
Rajesh Murthy: Clash of brain vs brawn defines Bloody Babu

New Indian Express

time08-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • New Indian Express

Rajesh Murthy: Clash of brain vs brawn defines Bloody Babu

Rajesh Murthy, known for his thriller films like Agnilok, Dinku, Lipstick Murder, and Psychomax, is back in the director's chair — and this time, it's a personal project. Murthy is directing his son, Yashaswa, in the upcoming psychological action thriller titled Bloody Babu, which is slated for release this June. The film marks Yashaswa's second outing as a lead actor, following his debut in Dinku. Notably, he is the grandson of HMK Murthy, a veteran cinematographer, director, producer, and the first president of the Producers' Association. 'We are third-generation film producers, and it's a proud moment to direct my own son in a film that's very close to my heart.' Produced by Dominic under the Angels Dream Entertainment banner, Bloody Babu has Murthy dabbling multiple responsibilities like writing and editing. 'It's an intense action thriller with a psychological edge,' says Murthy, adding, 'We've included four unique stunt sequences, and every bit of the film is crafted to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.' Set against the scenic backdrops of Bengaluru, Nandi Hills, and Chikkamagaluru, the film was shot over a period of 25 days. It is currently in post-production, with re-recording work in progress.

Sandra Thomas slams Listin Stephen: 'Don't let a usurer's secret plan trap Malayalam cinema'
Sandra Thomas slams Listin Stephen: 'Don't let a usurer's secret plan trap Malayalam cinema'

Time of India

time04-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Sandra Thomas slams Listin Stephen: 'Don't let a usurer's secret plan trap Malayalam cinema'

Producer Sandra Thomas has publicly condemned , accusing him of aligning with external financial interests and attempting to monopolize control over the industry. What's the issue? Sandra Thomas' fiery statement comes in response to Listin Stephen's controversial remarks made during the promotional event of 'Prince and Family', the 150th film of actor Dileep. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Without naming names, Listin had hinted at a leading Malayalam actor, alleging that he had 'lit the fuse to a huge mistake' which could escalate into a bigger crisis. 'It's like lighting a massive firecracker. That was unnecessary,' Listin said, adding, 'What he did was a serious mistake, and I'm reminding him of that. This should not continue. It will cause major issues if it does.' Sandra Thomas' Facebook post Sandra Thomas, in a detailed Facebook post, strongly rebuked Listin Stephen's comments and broader intentions, writing, 'Please, a humble request – Listin Stephen should not support the usurer's secret plan to trap in his fist. We earnestly urge that Listin Stephen should not commit the grave mistake of handing over the Malayalam film industry to a Tamil Nadu-based moneylender's misguided financial interests.' 'Speech is part of a secretive plot' She emphasized Listin's current influential roles as the President of the Distributors' Association and Treasurer of the Producers' Association , stating that he is entrusted with the responsibility to uplift the Malayalam film industry — not manipulate it. 'Even his recent intimidating speech during a film's promotional event is seen as part of this secretive plot,' she alleged. Slams Producers' Association Sandra also criticized the Producers' Association's recent move to release only theatre-based box office data, claiming it's a ploy to discourage investments. 'The Producers' Association's recent move to release box office figures showing only the revenue from theatres… is part of a calculated strategy to scare off genuine investors,' she said. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Calling for introspection and reform, Sandra urged the industry to stand up against monopolistic control. 'Listin Stephen should make an effort to introspect and stand up for the well-being of the Malayalam film industry and our state,' she appealed.

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