I am Praveen Kumar Chapa, a student from USA. I am a regular visitor to rediff.com.
But of late, I am finding it way too difficult for me to accept the mistakes that creep into the various articles on your renowned portal.
Take for example, the article titled "Krishna Vamsi is back!" by Ms.Vijayalaxmi, M D Riti. In this, she says Krishna Vamsi directed "Avunu Vaalidaaru Ishtapadaru". It is directed by one Mr.Vamsi, a veteran director fro Tollywood and who has got nothing to do with Krishna Vamsi. To quote the author's words " his last Telugu release, Avunu Vaalidaaru Ishtapadaru (Ravi Teja, Kalyani), was a huge hit.".
So I request you to kindly make sure that these type of cardinal mistakes do not repeat again and increase the credibility of your website.
Please check the facts before you write an article. I don't understand why you make such gross mistakes regarding Telugu movies. The movie Dongaramudu and party and Avunu valliddaru Ishtapaddaru are made by VAMSI ( NOT KRISHNA VAMSI). He is not assistant director to Varma. He is a director even before Varma started directing movies and he has to his credit some of the best telugu movies in the 80s and 90s . Shakti ( the Hindi movie ) is directed by Krishna Vamsi who was an assistant director to Varma. Please do not write misleading and inappropriate article in future. If you want to write something just to fill up the columns atleast check with someone about the facts.
I didnt expect this from Rediff. You guys mixed up Krishna Vamsi and Vamsi..These are two different people. I dont understand how you can write Vamsi's whole history right and then mix up with Krishna Vamsi's Hindi Movie..This is the dumbest goof up I've ever seen...
Vamshi and KrishnaVamshi are different. Vamishi is not an assitant director to Verma and he is much senior to him. If you do not know please keep away form writing. Again and again you are making mistakes in reporting. I think this is very wrong for my favourate web news site, rediff.
I hope atleast the editors will try to check the facts next time