Star director Shankar is currently busy in scouting the locations for the first schedule of his next film Bharateeyudu 2 which is the sequel of Bharateeyudu. Kamal Haasan has given the dates for the shoot and Shankar is making all the arrangements for the shoot.

The latest we have come to know is that the Chennai High Court fined director Shankar in connection with a court case filed by a person claiming that the story of Enthiran was penned by him.

The high court brought the case for discussion multiple times and finally gave the verdict that Shankar has to pay a fine of ten thousand rupees.

The film Enthiran stars Rajinikanth and Aishwarya Rai in lead roles; Danny Denzongpa, Santhanam and Karunas play supporting roles. The music was scored by Rahman.

Just less than a week ago, we informed that NTR was fined by Hyderabad traffic police for violating traffic rules. Now, NTR has been fined again by traffic police for committing the same mistake of covering his car windows with banned black-filmed screen.

First, it was NTR Jr to get the fine but this time it another NTR, Nandamuri Taraka Ratna. According to reports, Tarak Ratna’s car was stopped by the police at Road No 45, Jubilee Hills DVB junction, and they informed the actor about the rule of Supreme Court before imposing a fine of Rs. 700 for using the black films on windows.

Just like NTR, Taraka Ratna was humble to not create any ruckus and cooperated with the traffic police until they finished the formalities. He left from the spot soon after the police removed the black films from his car windows.

He will be next seen in ‘Raja Cheyyi Vesthe’ starring Nara Rohith.

Bollywood star hero Hrithik Roshan’s 42nd birthday celebrations held at the Four Seasons in Mumbai on 9th of this month forced the Mumbai police to fine the hotel manager Rs 25,000.

The party was organized without taking any prior permission and music was played loudly until 3.30 am the next morning. The loud music was stopped only after the manager of the hotel was fined Rs 25,000 after a local resident complained about the loud noise being played past the 10 pm deadline.

After receiving the repeated complaints, police paid first visit to the hotel at around 1.30 am and fined the manager of Rs 12,500. The loud music did not stop even then and it forced the police to come back at around 3.30 am to fine the manager the same amount. This time, the party came to an end.