మహేశ్ సినిమా నుంచి జగపతిబాబు ఔట్ - విజయశాంతి

కొన్ని పరిస్థితుల కారణంగానే మహేశ్బాబు 'సరిలేరు నీకెవ్వరు'లో నటించడం లేదని చెప్పాడు నటుడు జగపతిబాబు. అనిల్ రావిపూడి దర్శకత్వం వహిస్తున్న ఈ చిత్రం వచ్చే సంక్రాంతికి ప్రేక్షకుల ముందుకు రానుంది.

మహేశ్బాబు సినిమా నుంచి జగపతిబాబు ఔట్

Published : Jul 19, 2019, 5:49 PM IST

సూపర్స్టార్ మహేశ్ బాబు ప్రస్తుతం నటిస్తున్న చిత్రం ‘సరిలేరు నీకెవ్వరు’. ప్రస్తుతం కశ్మీర్లో చిత్రీకరణ జరుపుకుంటోంది. ఈ సినిమా నుంచి నటుడు జగపతిబాబు తప్పుకున్నాడని గత కొద్ది రోజులుగా వార్తలు వస్తూనే ఉన్నాయి. వీటన్నింటిపై ఈ రోజు స్పష్టతనిస్తూ దర్శకుడు అనిల్ రావిపూడి, నటుడు జగపతిబాబు ట్వీట్స్ చేశారు.

"‘సరిలేరు నీకెవ్వరు’లో నటించడానికి జగపతిబాబు చాలా ఆసక్తి చూపారు. తన పాత్రను ఇష్టపడ్డారు. అయితే కొన్ని కారణాల వల్ల ఇందులో నటించడం లేదు. కానీ భవిష్యత్తులో ఆయనతో కలిసి పని చేయాలని కోరుకుంటున్నా. ఈ విషయంలో మమ్మల్ని అర్థం చేసుకున్నందుకు కృతజ్ఞతలు" -అనిల్ రావిపూడి, దర్శకుడు

అనిల్ రావిపూడి ట్వీట్

"నేను సినీ ఇండస్ట్రీలో 33 ఏళ్లుగా ఉన్నా. ఇలా ఎప్పుడూ వివరణ ఇవ్వాల్సిన అవసరం రాలేదు. 'సరిలేరు నీకెవ్వరు' సినిమా నుంచి నేను తప్పుకున్నానని చాలా పుకార్లు వచ్చాయి. కానీ అది నిజం కాదు. ఇప్పటికీ ఆ పాత్రంటే నాకిష్టం. కొన్ని పరిస్థితుల ప్రభావం వల్ల అందులో నటించడం లేదు. చిత్రయూనిట్ మొత్తానికి ఆల్ ది బెస్ట్."

-జగపతిబాబు, నటుడు

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ఈ సినిమాలో మహేశ్బాబు ఆర్మీ మేజర్గా కనిపించనున్నాడు. రష్మిక హీరోయిన్గా నటిస్తోంది. దాదాపు 13 ఏళ్ల విరామం తర్వాత విజయశాంతి ఇందులో ఓ కీలక పాత్రలో నటిస్తోంది. దేవీ శ్రీ ప్రసాద్ సంగీతమందిస్తున్నాడు. దిల్రాజుతో కలిసి అనిల్ సుంకర నిర్మిస్తున్నారు. వచ్చే ఏడాది సంక్రాంతికి ప్రేక్షకుల్ని పలకరించనుందీ చిత్రం.

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అనిల్ రావిపూడి ట్వీట్

-జగపతిబాబు, నటుడు

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AUS MARINE RESCUE
SOURCE: AuBC
RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only / NO ACCESS AUSTRALIA
LENGTH: 2:47
SHOTLIST:
AuBC -- No Access Australia
Port Phillip Bay, Victoria, Australia – 9th June 2019
1. Various of seals on a pontoon, UPSOUND (English): "See the scar, see the skin."
2. Seals on the pontoon, shot from moving boat
3. SOUNDBITE (English): Mark Keenan, Marine Response Unit:
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"That's a young animal in its chief growing stage, so that animal is putting on weight quickly and an encircling entanglement doesn't break. Monofilaments are very, very strong, so that has just got tighter and tighter, and started cutting into that animal's neck."
4. Marine Response Unit personnel jump up onto the pontoon to capture injured seal
5. Close up of sedated seal being treated
6. Various of seals swimming in Port Phillip Bay
7. Close up of seal scarred from wire
8. Marine Patrol boat at sea
9. A man steering the boat
10. SOUNDBITE (English): Mark Keenan, Marine Response Unit:
"The more that we're down on our beaches and exploring our coastlines the more likely people are going to come across animals they believe are in distress."
11. Mark Keenan climbs into boat from pontoon
12. Sarah Frith on board the rescue boat
13. Various of some of the response unit taking photos and observing a stray pup on a beach
14. SOUNDBITE (English): Dr Sarah Frith, Melbourne Zoo Vet:
+++ PART OVERLAID BY PREVIOUS SHOT +++
"We'd love to be able to leave wildlife where it is and let it go about it's business if everything is fine, so it's always what we want to do is to not really have to play a part."
15. Seals next to a wharf
16. Various of a lady picking up a duck and cutting plastic off its head
17. Birds on a wharf
18. SOUNDBITE (English): Dr Sarah Frith, Melbourne Zoo Vet:
"Single use plastics, bottles anything that can cause a problem for wildlife and it is really anything, any material you have in your home can cause a problem for wildlife."
19. Marine Unit dealing with a seal
20. Various of seals
LEAD IN:
Melbourne is Australia's fastest growing city, and as the population expands, so too does the amount of rubbish it generates.
For the sea creatures who live in the city's bay, that's having disastrous consequences: there's been a 34 percent increase in calls to the local marine rescue service.
STORYLINE:
Like the city around it, this seal colony in Port Phillip Bay south of Melbourne is growing.
But one of the seals is in pain.
It's been tangled up in fishing line and if nothing is done, it will die slowly.
That's where Mark Keenan from Melbourne Zoo's Marine Response Unit comes in.
"That's a young animal in its chief growing stage, so that animal is putting on weight quickly and an encircling entanglement doesn't break. Monofilaments are very, very strong so that just got tighter and tighter and started cutting into that animals neck," Keenan says.
The animal is tranquillised, and the colony dispersed so an ocean operation can commence.

Melbourne Zoo's marine response unit had more than 470 calls for help in the 12 months to June.
That's a 34 percent increase on the previous 12 months.
The increase is being partly attributed to a steady rise in population in the Melbourne region, with the city growing by more than 119,000 people last year.
"The more that we're down on our beaches and exploring our coastlines the more likely people are going to come across animals they believe are in distress," says Mark.
On the shore of Port Phillip Bay, a stray pup is found and a cordon is put in place to keep beachgoers away.
Members of the Marine Response Unit monitor the animal, and make sure it can safely get back out to sea.
"We'd love to be able to leave wildlife where it is and let it go about its business as if everything is fine, so it's always what we want to do. To not really have to play a part," says Melbourne Zoo veterinarian Sarah Frith.
Out on the water, another intervention is necessary.
Helping injured seals is important work, but it isn't all this team does.
It also helps ducks, swans, turtles, dolphins, whales and penguins, many of which have become entangled in human garbage.
"Single use plastics, bottles anything that can cause a problem for wildlife and it is really anything, any material you have in your home can cause a problem for wildlife," says Frith.
Sometimes animals are taken back to Melbourne Zoo for surgery.
But this time, the fishing line is quickly removed and the wound cleaned up by the team, all while the seal colony watches on curiously.
And minutes later, the animal wakes up.
It's still groggy, but it's on the way to recovery.
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