Is this a real story of Race Gurram?!, Why these are not taking membership

Is this a real story of Race Gurram?!

Director Surender Reddy is currently testing his luck with Race Gurram, and we hope he keeps the cash registers ringing at the box office with this Allu Arjun’s flick.

But we must say Surender is indeed facing tough luck; first with a string of flops and now we hear that the story of Race Gurram is out. Now, the question is if this story will work for marketing the film or against the film’s success? Well, only time can tell what would be the fate of the film, director and of course Bunny who is the protagonist in the film.

As for the story of Race Gurram here it is; Bunny plays the role of a cool dude (suits his personality and image) and Kick Shyam plays his police officer brother. In a secret mission Kick Shyam tracks down the criminal activities of a minister and hides the file in his car, which is eventually snatched away by Allu Arjun. And ironically another guy robs the car from Bunny and he is falsely charged of robbing the file. The remaining story revolves around how the police officer rescues his brother from false implication and saves the file from getting into wrong hands.

The star cast of Race Gurram includes Shruti Haasan and Saloni in pivotal roles apart from Allu Arjun and Kick Shyam. The film is expected to release sometime this summer. And we hope the story leak does not play a spoil-sport for the filmmakers.

Why these are not taking membership

Devi Sri Prasad is facing the music?! There is some unpleasant music being played in ace music composer Devi Sri Prasad’s life at present. The reason, AP Cine Musicians Union is upset with the music director for not accepting their membership. And as a result the Union is arm-twisting DSP by instructing the Film Employees Federation not to entertain Chennai-based music composers.

The best part is it is not only DSP who is facing the ire of the Union but there are other top-line music directors of the industry that include MM Keeravani, SS Thaman and Koti who have refused the membership.

As of now the AP Film Industry Employees Federation is in the process of chalking out a plan to deal with these four music directors. The fact is the “Famous Four” musicians are actually based in Chennai, and if they become the members of the AP Cine Musicians Union they will have to record their respective music in the studios here.

The best part is these musicians are handsomely paid; they in fact receive anywhere between45-50 lacs per film and coughing a mere Rs 25,000 for the membership should hardly be an issue for any of these musicians. We wonder what actually is stopping the musicians to take such stance.