Chiru in search of a Super Big story for his 150th film

Chirajnajeevi's 150th film continues to elude his fans, but the actor-turned-politician made it plain that he is looking for a good script.

'A good script is all that matters. Once we zero in on that, the film will take shape. We are not getting that good script and once we have it on hand, the film is done,' he said amidst cheers at the audio release function of Rachcha.

Chiranjeevi's political career is passing through a fluid situation and a film, rather script, should be in tandem with the goal of furthering his political career or should at least suit his stature.

Recently, when I was at the shooting of Rachcha, the talk of my new film has come up. I just asked Tamannah, who was present there, if she would act with me. She agreed. How can you act with my son Teja and with me as well, was what I asked and she said 'it is ok'.

Anyway, that's for fun. As of now there is no such plan. We are looking for a good script. Once we find it the project will move one, she said.

Like father, like son
Ram Charan Teja, who pulled a muscle during a song sequence and advised rest turned up to the audio launch and became cynosure of all eyes.

Dad Chiranjeevi was not surprised. 'As father I had to tell him to take rest but the artiste in me is stopping me. I too had injuries during my younger days and I gave first preference to work; that is what my boy is doing now and I appreciate that.

His mother was anxious at a previous occasion when he had hidden an injury from us and when it was eventually discovered. 'Like father, like son,' she said when Teja said I did not tell you as it is minor injury.

Pawan Kalyan absent

All the glitz and glamour apart, there were fans of Pawan Kayan too at the Rachcha audio function last night. They grew restless at one point as their favourite did not turn up.

Ram Charan pacified them when he said. 'Babai (uncle) was supposed to attend the audio, as the function was postponed, he had to attend an earlier commitment and is shooting in America.

He called me up in the evening to congratulate and also asked me to convey his wishes to all you fans.'

The fans were happy and function went on in its usual pompous way.