From the past few days, it is being heard that comedian Ali is all set to enter into full-time politics. Apparently, the actor wants to contest in the upcoming AP General Assembly Elections. Ali was a member of the TDP party for the last 20 years. But his meet with Jagan Mohan Reddy at the airport recently ignited many speculations.

Not to lose him, TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu had apparently promised his to offer an Assembly seat. Ali has asked for Guntur East seat, considering the heavy minority population there. Babu has also agreed for the same. Ali also applied for a new voter ID from the same constituency.

He got ready to cancel his voter subscription in Hyderabad in order to get one in Guntur. As per the reports, the actor filed a complaint in Banjara Hills Police Station the other day, stating that he has lost an important document. What is that document? Why is it so important to Ali? Is it something related to the elections? These are questions popping up in many political heads right now. However there is no official confirmation all these things , we have to wait and see if Ali comes forward to clear all these speculating news.

Crazy director Puri Jagannadh has the other day visited Banjara Hills police station in Hyderabad.

Soon the news spread in media, journalists assembled outside the police station to find out why the crazy director came to PS. After spending a long time inside the police station, Puri casually stepped out and he looked very much cool.

When questioned, Puri informed the media personnel that he came to the PS only to meet his good friend cum Assistant Commissioner Uday Kumar Reddy.

Media personnel, who expected sensational news about Puri’s presence in the police station, were disappointed big time with the statement of the crazy filmmaker. After handshakes with Puri, all the journalists left the place.

Puri’s next film ‘Rogue’ is currently under production. He is introducing the son of a top producer with this romantic entertainer. The film will be simultaneously releasing in Telugu and Kannada.