Sivayya Serial Gemini

Gemini TV is a Telugu television channel launched in February 9, 1995 by Sun Network. The channel's programming includes serials, films, film-based programs, game shows and News. The channel's programming includes serials, films, film-based programs, game shows and News. Sivayya is a Telugu album released on Jan 2008. This album is composed by M.M. Sivayya Album has 5 songs sung by K. Balasubrahmanyam, M.M.

For more updates check out Click here to watch: ►Chandamama Lo Amrutham Theatrical Trailer - Siddharth a 7 year old boy comes to a city like hyderabad in search of his father who is married to some one else. The boy finally meets his father but gets only hatred in return. His father never accepts him as his son and always considers siddhu as a big problem in his life as he thinks that he is the reason for his unhappy married life. Siddhu's step mother tries to find out his mother & takes him along with her to his house which is in vijaywada but that turns out to be of no use.Will siddhu's mother ever meet him???

Can kavitha(step mother) find out who is siddhu's mother??? To know what happens next watch this wonderful melodramatic daily soap Nanna.

It's quite rare that the cast of the film you're watching decides to come to the same theater as you to watch the opening show. It's rarer still that the hero of the film sits right next to you. Neither of them happened with this film. Forget the cast of this film, the cast of no film came to the show. That's like going to a place and finding that there's the cast of no film there. Anyway, Jagan (Sijju) and Ravi (Naveen) are the nephews of judge Ram Prasad (Krishna), who is honest, bold and believes in his convictions, and shows it by wearing orange sunglasses and coming out in public. Software unlock modem cdma terbaik dari.

Jagan, the elder brother, believes in making money through just any means, and there's a genuine reason he has become like this: money can buy a lot of things. Ravi is not that kind - he knows that money is not everything, and besides, big bro is earning enough. One day the big local gangster, a certain JP, kills some adamantly honest government officials who have raided his property, after his efforts to turn them over a new leaf fail.

However, his case lands with Ram Prasad, who dumps JP's son in jail, despite threats from JP that he will kill him and his family members, and, if that doesn't work out, at least request them to die by themselves. Ram Prasad doesn't budge, since he knows that people are anyway going to die if this film doesn't end soon, and the only way to stop that from happening is to skunk JP quickly and end the movie. Since this story doesn't hold much potential, there's a parallel thread that shows that Jagan and Ravi have an illegitimate elder sister - born out of wedlock to their dad since that's the most popular way to have an illegitimate child. Ram Prasad discloses this to the brothers, and says that their dad's property should be split evenly between the three, after they find the third. For a change even the self-centered Jagan desires that the property be split in three, but he wants to take all the three parts.

This becomes a problem for Ram Prasad and Ravi, as they are afraid that Jagan will plonk off the sister if he finds her first. Really, the best time to find out that you have a sister is when she is born - after that, it can be pretty complicated. Anyway, Jyothi (Prema), the sister, finds them herself by calling 197. Okay, that's not entirely true - we all know 197 is down half the time. She finds out coincidentally, and uses her brains to get hired by Jagan into their company as the GM, since we're taught right in elementary school that we should check out the finances of a family before we tell them that we're part of them. But then she lands in JP's trap.

Oh well, nobody remembers when Kodi Ramakrishna had his last hit - it's a different generation now. The movie looks like a TV serial on Gemini. And it's also strictly for Krishna's fan club - they are pretty happy when he dances, he fights (yes, you should see it!), he talks, he moves, he looks, he breathes and, yes, when he wears the orange sunglasses. Good for them. Naveen has heavier dialogues than he can handle, and the best performers in all this turn out to be the women.