Krishna Vamsi In Lady Director's Grip

We all know Nandini Reddy became Rs 1 Cr director after the success of her first film 'Ala Moadalaindi'. She came from the school of Krishna Vamsi.

There were many directors who got apprenticed at Krishna Vamsi but failed as directors. It's only Nandini Reddy who made Krishna Vamsi raise his head.

Nandini Reddy learned how films should not be made by working for Krishna Vamsi's flop films as well. Now she is giving suggestions to her guru. Her recommendation made Kalyani Malik score music for Krishna Vamsi's next film 'Mogudu'. This film is being produced by Nallamalupu Bujji. On the other hand with her recommendation Krishna Vamsi is also going to direct Nani in the production of Bellamkonda Suresh subsequently.

Nandini's word is like 'vedam' for KV. Many are saying that no one knows how far Ramya Krishna gripped KV, but he is fully in the grip of Nandini Reddy.

'Mogudu'- Krishna Vamsi's Self Story

Director Krishna Vamsi has been off the radar since a while and even his last two movies turned out to be duds. But now, it is heard that he is coming up with a new film titled ‘Mogudu’ and this has become a hot topic of discussion among the film nagar folks. Well, here are few details on those gossips.

A senior production manager said “Marrying Ramyakrishna those days was a big news. Then, another news came KV was making movies with her earnings and spent all money. This was followed by a talk that he had a strong link with Charmy and even Ramya went and gave a dress-down to Charmy. It is heard that both Ramya and KV did Pujas near Madanapalle during that time to sort out their marital issues.”

That way, different talks have emerged. Now, grapevine is that Krishna Vamsi’s new movie ‘Mogudu’ will also be on similar lines. Some say it is based on his personal experiences. A friend of Krishna Vamsi revealed “I hear that Ramgopal Varma’s ‘Pelli’ is based on his own experience, even KV might be doing the same with ‘Mogudu’. Anyhow, both RGV, KV belong to the same school of thought so no wonder that they are taking films on wives tortures.”