Prema is a new show launching on ZEE Telugu, starting December 5, 2018. The cast includes Nirupam Paritala, Princy, Sravani and others. The story revolves around the couple Peter and Laxmi, who stay along with their 3-year-old daughter. While Peter comes from a poor family, Laxmi hails from a rich family. When Laxmi and Peter lose their lives in an accident, their daughter's responsibility was given to the hands of Prema (Peter's sister). Circumstances however put Prema in the bad light, which makes Pranay (Laxmi’s brother) take responsibility of the little girl. Watch the story unfold as Prema and Pranay individually fight for the right to possession of the child against all family odds.
Prema Daily Serial
Watch Prema New Daily Serial on ZEE Telugu
Latest Episode :
E374- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 29th Feb
Previous Episodes:
E373- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 28th Feb
E372- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 27th Feb
E371- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 26th Feb
E370- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 25th Feb
E369- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 24th Feb
E368- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 22nd Feb
E367- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 21st Feb
E366- Part1 : Part2 : Part3 – 20th Feb
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Ileana D’Cruz: A Talented Actress Caught Between Industries
Ileana D’Cruz, a popular name in Telugu cinema, finds herself at an interesting juncture in her career. Despite settling in North India for over a decade, she retains a strong fanbase in the South. Known for her glamorous roles in Tollywood, her stardom there has dimmed in recent years.
Her Bollywood foray began brightly with the critically acclaimed “Barfi!” However, the initial promise fizzled out, leaving her with a dearth of substantial projects. This comes after welcoming her first child in 2023.
Addressing her career path, Ileana clarifies that her decision to do “Barfi!” wasn’t a strategic shift towards Bollywood. It was driven by a genuine love for the unique story. However, a misconception arose that she was abandoning South Indian cinema.
“There was this weird misconception that ‘she’s moving to Bollywood now. She’s not going to be interested in doing South films,'” she laments. This, coupled with her own increased selectivity after entering Bollywood, resulted in a significant decline in offers from the South.
Furthermore, Ileana feels a lot of her past work went unnoticed. Her recent Bollywood film, “Tera Kya Hoga Lovely,” tackled the sensitive issue of India’s obsession with fair skin. While the film addressed a social concern, it did not achieve widespread recognition.
Ileana D’Cruz’s situation highlights the challenges faced by actors attempting to navigate between regional film industries. Her talent and dedication are undeniable, yet she finds herself with limited opportunities in both Bollywood and Tollywood. The future remains uncertain, but her commitment to good storytelling suggests a potential resurgence with the right project.
