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Hyderabad : It’s a really surprising and daring move. No hero of this generation in recent times in Tollywood gambled to play a lady. However, Mass Ka Das Vishwaksen who has been attempting films of different genres will be seen as a man and a woman in his latest flick Laila produced by Sahu Garapati of Shine Screens.

Billed to be a romantic action entertainer, Ram Narayan seems to have prepared a powerful script to present Vishwaksen in a never-before character as Laila. Accepting such a brave and tough role itself is very challenging, physically and mentally.

On Wednesday, the makers unveiled Laila’s eye look. Vishwak Sen as Laila arrives with all her charm. It’s a beautiful makeover for Vishwaksen. The look is amazing as he looks exactly like a woman. There is no doubt that no other actor would have looked so charming like Vishwak in the female get-up. Just looking at those eyes will tell you how well he is suited for the character. The enticing glare of Laila makes us believe it’s a female character. We can’t wait to witness the complete face of Vishwaksen as Laila.

The movie has its opening today with a pooja ceremony. While director Raghavendra Rao sounded the clapboard for the muhurtham shot, the camera was switched on by director Harish Shanker. The script was handed over to the makers by producers Venkata Satish Kilaru and Gemini Kiran.

Akanksha Sharma is debuting as a heroine with this movie that will be high on technical and production standards. The film Laila will have a team of well-known craftsmen working for it.

Vasudeva Murthy is the writer for the movie with Richard Prasad as the lensman. Tanishk Bagchi and Ghibran provide the music for the movie, while Anwar Ali is the editor. Brahma Kadali is the art director.

The movie as announced by the makers will hit the screens for Valentine’s Day on February 14th.

Hyderabad: The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TGSRTC) has kickstarted an online survey for increasing the bus services in the IT Corridor. The survey was shared by the VC Sajjanar, Managing Director of TGSRTC through his official X (formerly Twitter) handle on July 3, 2024.

In the post, the MD called out all the software employees to participate in the survey. “Software employees! Conducting a survey TGSRTC to bring you better, quality transport services in the IT corridor.” And further asked the employees to fill the form and added that the link would ask for the travel information as well as advices and suggestions.

It further added that as per the information provided by the consumers, through this survey, special buses will be arranged in the IT corridor. “The organisation is appealing to everyone who commutes to the IT corridor to participate in this survey,” said the post.

In a poster attached to the X post, it said, “Calling all IT heroes! We are revamping your commute! This quick form helps us understand your bus needs to get you to the office feeling refreshed and ready to code. It only takes a few minutes to fill out. Your feedback is vital for a smoother, more convenient ride.”

సాప్ట్‌వేర్‌ ఉద్యోగుల్లారా..! ఐటీ కారిడార్‌లో మీకు మెరుగైన, నాణ్యమైన రవాణా సేవలించేందుకు ఒక సర్వేను #TGSRTC నిర్వహిస్తోంది. https://t.co/rYBIFMPycc లింక్‌ పై క్లిక్‌ చేసి మీ ప్రయాణ సమాచారంతో పాటు సలహాలు, సూచనలు ఇవ్వాలని సంస్థ కోరుతోంది. ఈ సర్వేలో వచ్చిన సమాచారాన్ని బట్టి ఐడీ… pic.twitter.com/2KNFoC4jhr

— VC Sajjanar – MD TGSRTC (@tgsrtcmdoffice) July 3, 2024

What questions are being asked in the survey?

It is pertinent to note that the survey is asking for information related to your daily commute. Some of the questions that the form asks the individual to fill in are as follows, age, gender, how do you commute to office, how many times do you commute to office in a week, preference of AC and non-AC services, features required in TGSRTC like bus tracking, reserved seat, audio system and others, where are you travelling from?, where are you travelling and any other suggestions that one would like to give it to TGSRTC.

Hyderabad: Recent dog attacks in Telangana have sparked concerns regarding managing stray dog populations. In the latest incident, a young boy was injured after being attacked by a pack of stray dogs while playing outside his residence in Sangareddy district. The incident, captured on camera, was swiftly intervened by neighbors, saving the boy from fatal injuries.

This incident follows the tragic death of six-year-old boy Vishal, who was mauled by stray dogs near a dump yard in Isnapur, Patancheru. Vishal’s parents, migrants from Bihar working at a nearby construction site, when he was attacked by three stray dogs, resulting in fatal neck bites. The boy succumbed to his injuries on the spot.

In another incident in Chitrapuri Colony of Manikonda, a woman out for a morning walk was attacked by a pack of dogs in a parking lot. CCTV footage of the incident shows the woman bravely defending herself against the aggressive dogs. Fortunately, she managed to protect herself after a fierce struggle.

CCTV Footage of Stray Dog Attack on Young Boy in Sangareddy Sparks Outrage

CCTV footage captured a distressing incident in Srinagar Colony, where a group of stray dogs attacked a young boy playing outside his home. The footage shows six dogs suddenly setting upon the boy,… pic.twitter.com/D2iaMm4JGf

— Sudhakar Udumula (@sudhakarudumula) July 3, 2024

Reacting to the video footage, the woman’s husband expressed deep concern over the menace of street dogs and appealed to citizens not to feed them, suggesting that such feeding encourages the dogs to gather in residential areas. He emphasized that while his family loves dogs and owns two pets themselves, the unchecked presence of stray dogs poses a serious threat to public safety.

“My wife went for a walk at 6 a.m. on Saturday morning. She was brutally attacked by many dogs. This is not just our problem, everyone needs to consider it,” he stated.

He continued, “If you love dogs, adopt them and care for them in your homes. But feeding street dogs leads to situations like this. My wife almost lost her life in this attack. Imagine if it was someone elderly or a child. Would they have survived? Please think and take action. Today it happened to us, tomorrow it could happen near your home.”

Authorities in Manikonda reported that they have collaborated with Blue Cross, a partner organization, to capture nine dogs from the area for sterilization and vaccination at an animal care facility. Following the procedures, the dogs will be returned to the streets.