Tollywood T20 Nights

Though the IPL Nights have come under fire, Tollywood sure seems to be taking a leaf out of the cricket-meets-glam extravaganza. A lively and vibrant evening with much pomp and show was held as T-Town idols came together for the curtain raiser of the T20 Tollywood Trophy organised by Movie Artists Association (MAA). The do was a grand affair which featured a fashion show, scintillating performances by the female hot-steppers and the launch of the official team jerseys. The captains Chiranjeevi, Nagarjuna, Venkatesh and Balakrishna sashayed down the ramp donning their uniforms, accompanied by Charmme, Priyamani, Anushka and Bhoomika who are the ambassadors of the four teams. Dazzling performances by Poonam Kaur, Mumaith Khan, Bindu Madhavi and Kamna Jethmalani added the much needed groove to the event. Overall, a shining evening that saw the perfect mix of gaiety, glee and glam

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Trisha in Love with Indian Dogs !!

Trisha is in love. But hold on, we aren’t referring to the latest man in her life but her craze for Indian dogs. The actress, whose liking for animals is quite wellknown, is now all set to wear an angelic avatar for the cause of Indian dogs. “I am really pleased to be the brand ambassador for the adoption of Indian dogs. I’m endorsing something that I truly believe in and my joy knows no boundaries,” begins the pretty actress.

She continues, “I’m on the move every day and see many dogs lying in the garbage and loitering on the streets. It’s heartbreaking when I see them. People should understand that Indian dogs can be well-bred too. You may wonder what difference adopting a dog might make, but it does have a great effect on the animal.”
Does that mean that she is campaigning for the adoption of dogs and not buying them? “Exactly! But I do not prefer to call them stray as I consider every animal special. Six years ago, I had adopted Cadbury (an Indian dog) and he’s now the darling of my family. In fact, he is my karmic buddy,” muses Trisha.
Quiz the actress if she grew close to any animal while shooting and she replies with a grin. “During the shoot of my Telugu film NuvvostananteNenoddanta na, I became close with the pomeranian in the film. He provided me great company throughout the shoot. On that note, let me also tell you that I am against shooting with animals illegally.”
The dog-lover in Trisha is now all excited as she truly hopes that she will be able to help spread word about the noble cause through her latest campaign. “Adopt a dog and treat him or her like a family member. That’s the mantra,” she winds up.

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