: Directed by Harish Shankar, this remake of Dabangg turned Pawan Kalyan’s career into high gear. With its iconic dialogues and Devi Sri Prasad’s energetic music, it remains a fan favorite.
While technically not a romantic film in the traditional sense, Eega (released in July 2012) was the most innovative new Telugu movie of the year. The plot was bizarre yet brilliant: a murdered man is reincarnated as a housefly seeking revenge against the wealthy tyrant who killed him.
Several films dominated the box office, setting new benchmarks for the industry:
A unique blend of behind-the-scenes theater life and hardcore factionalism. Rana’s physique and the authentic Nandyal backdrop made this a critical and commercial success. New telugu movis 2012
If you prefer heartfelt stories and light-hearted entertainment, 2012 delivered several gems:
A poignant love triangle known for its beautiful cinematography and soulful music, marking a unique entry in 2012.
2012 was also the year Tollywood proved it could innovate with technology and unique plots. : Directed by Harish Shankar, this remake of
: Mahesh Babu teamed up with Puri Jagannadh for this slick, intense crime drama. It was praised for its sharp writing and Mahesh Babu’s aggressive characterisation. Path-Breaking & Experimental Cinema
A minimalist, deeply emotional film featuring only two characters (elderly couple) dealing with loneliness and love. Horror/Thriller
Starring as the eccentric, muscular, and witty police officer, the film shattered every existing box office record. The character’s swagger, the legendary whistle-worthy dialogue ("Veedu Mahaveedu... Idi Mahalakshmi Temple"), and the chartbuster music by Devi Sri Prasad turned the film into a festival. The plot was bizarre yet brilliant: a murdered
: An action-comedy by Trivikram Srinivas featuring Allu Arjun, which became a "super hit" with a worldwide gross of ₹70 crore . Critically Acclaimed & Experimental Films
No discussion about is complete without mentioning Gabbar Singh . Directed by Harish Shankar, this film was the official remake of Salman Khan’s Dabangg . But what happened next was pure magic.
A fantasy action-comedy where a drunkard gets superpowers. It was a decent hit known for Ravi Teja’s comic timing.