Ramgopal Varm Comment on Charmi Back

Ram Gopal Varma (RGV) is known for his controversial comments. But, for the first time he made some romantic comments on leading actress. Guess, who is that actress?

She is none other than Punjabi beauty Charmi.RGV made romantic comment on Charmi's back. He tweeted with the picture: 'This Back Has More Fronts Than Many Fronts Have Backs.'Certainly it would have brought a smile on Charmi for sure.

Kalyan is producing the movie on Sri Subha Swetha films banner with Charmi as presenter. Jyoti Lakshmi movie is based on Malladi Venkata Krishna Murthy's novel with same name.

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Tamannaah Interesting Things About Baahubali

It is known that Tamannaah Bhatia is adorning the role of queen Avanthika in the magnus opus, Baahubali. While interacting with the media on Sunday, Tamannaah revealed some interesting tit-bits about the much awaited flick.

Along with flinging a sword, she said to have added a great amount of glamour quotient to the film. Tamannaah was all praises for her director Rajamouli and she has been bowled by his immense clarity.

While acting for Baahubali i have got to experience many surprises and i'm sure you will feel the same watching the film. I have played a role with lot of substance and i have shared screen more in the first half.", the actress revealed. 

My look, dialogues and the romance will be highlights of the initial part, also I tried to impress with sword fighting too', stated Tamannaah. She will be seen romancing Prabhas in the film and this is the second time she is pairing up with him.

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Any Time Blast Mount Hakone in Japan

Japanese officials ordered evacuations on Tuesday afternoon, local time, after raising the volcano threat alert for Mount Hakone on Honshu, the country's main island.

The Level 2 alert, which was issued in early May, was raised to a Level 3, urging residents to not approach the volcano after volcanic ash was reported coming from it, the Japanese Meteorological Agency and national broadcaster NHK reported.

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