Allu Sirish, youngest son of mega producer Allu Arvind launched the first South Indian English magazine named South Scope. This magazine was officially launched in grandeur at FNCC, Chennai recently by the stalwarts of Tamil film industry.
Vanaja Banagiri is the editor for this magazine. South Scope is a pan-India monthly film magazine focusing on south Indian cinema primarily. The magazine will also have considerable space dedicated to Bollywood, Hollywood and regional cinema from other states.
With a subtly seductive presentation style, a young and contemporary look, smart and informative content, South Scope is all set to be a first-off-the-shelf pick for all those interested in South cinema. South Scope will make widely available at Indian stands and will also simultaneously hit foreign shores to cater to the vast diaspora of Indians there.
Film Zest 
I did hear about Sirish and his project. Thanks for the pics!
You’re welcome Nicki. It is a fantastic idea and about time too.
Hi Filmizest, Thanks for writing about Southscope. Glad to see you guys like the idea. I liked your blog too!
awww, you’re welcome. I hope we get a website that sells the mag too at some stage so that people outside India can have access to it.
Thanks for the compliment on the blog.
Website launched. It looks good but It won’t allow me to click on anything.
http://www.southscope.in
first of all all the best to sirish bhayya.thanks for the stylish pics of our actors.keep go on and launch some more prestigious projects from part of tollywood and make us proud.
first time in telugu dis way to do publishing is good and good job mr.sirish
its very honour to all the telugu ppl by your work