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"Attarintiki Daredi" (AD) is completing 50 days at the box office today (15 November).
The Pawan Kalyan starrer that released on 27 September continues to perform well despite new releases. The entire "AD" team is overwhelmed by the response received from audience, despite facing piracy issues.
A 90-minute video footage of "AD" was illegally leaked online, before the film released. Despite the leaked video, fans flocked to theatres to watch their favourite star on screen. Armed with positive feedback from critics and audience alike, "AD" fared well in Indian and overseas markets. The film has earned over ₹73 crore in worldwide share and has turned out to be one of the biggest hits of Telugu cinema.

The family entertainer had a successful run for several weeks as no other new releases could give strong competition to the Pawan Kalyan starrer. Although the film's collections have dropped in the last few weeks, it is still continuing its successful run in several theatres. In a bid to thank audience support, "AD" makers added six more minutes of footage to the film as a special Diwali treat for fans.


Pawan Kalyan's new film "Gabbar Singh 2" is the most talked film in Tinsel town.With ground breaking success of "Attarintiki Daredi", speculation about Pawan's next film seem to be on the rise. The news is that ‘Gabbar Singh 2’ is going to start in the month of December and makers have already locked the release date of the film.

Gabbar Singh which has released worldwide on May 11, 2012 was a biggest blockbuster of the year. Now, if latest grapevine is to be believed, makers are planning to release Gabbar Singh 2 on same date on May 11, 2014.

Gabbar Singh 2 story is set in backdrop of Chambal Valley. In the sequel, Gabbar Singh is transferred to Chambal Valley from Kondaveedu. How tough tasks he faces and how he handled thugs forms the rest of the story

The action-packed entertainer will be produced by Sharath Marar, a close aid of Pawan. Devi Sri Prasad will score music.
CHENNAI: India's first Mars orbiter spacecraft bounced back into action after a day of concern, when Isro scientists raised its apogee (farthest point from Earth) to more than 1 lakh kilometres on Tuesday.




"The orbit-raising operation was a success, " Isro chairman K Radhakrishnan messaged TOI early on Tuesday. "We are expecting an apogee of 1.18 lakh km." This means that the spacecraft is ready to leave Earth's orbit. This exercise, called the trans-Martian injection is planned on December 1.

On Monday, a halt in the flow of the liquid engine had slowed down the orbit-raising operation, as an apogee of only 71,623km could be achieved as against the desired orbit of 1 lakh km. This was corrected with Tuesday's exercise.

What saved the spacecraft were the redundancies (back-up systems) on board the spacecraft.

"When both the primary and redundant coils were energised together, as one of the planned modes, the flow to the liquid engine stopped. The thrust level augmentation logic, as expected, came in and the operation continued using the attitude control thrusters. This sequence resulted in reduction of incremental velocity," Isro said in a statement.

Scientists said the spacecraft is in good health to achieve its objectives including the trans-Martian injection on December 1, and the 400-million km cruise to the red planet in 300 days.

"During the orbit-raising operations conducted since November 7, 2013, Isro has been testing and exercising the autonomy functions progressively. The prime and redundant star sensors have been functioning satisfactorily. The primary coil of the solenoid flow control valve was used successfully for the first three orbit-raising operations," Isro said.

The drawback means the planned simultaneous operation of two coils would not be possible anymore, but if the rest of the operations happen as planned, the spacecraft will reach the Martian orbit on September 24.
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