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The hot news isthat Shriya Saran and Rana Dagubatti are a couple. Rana, a promising Tamil star who is set to make his Bollywood debut in Rohan Sippy's upcoming movie.
The Leader star is currently busy with Bollywood movieDum Maro Dum, which also features Abhishek Bachchan and Bipasha Basu
in the lead roles. He has also signed bilingual movies of Selvaraghavan and Gautham Menon. Meanwhile, Shreya has also hands full of project, which includes Akshay Kumar starrer Komagata Maru as well several films in Telugu and Tamil. Interestingly Shreya is two years elder than Rana. Well, who knows they can be next AbhiAsh.
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at Thursday, June 17, 2010
Oscar-winning film-maker Danny Boyle will be artistic director for the London 2012 Olympic Games opening ceremony, organisers have announced. The Slumdog Millionaire director said he was "honoured" by his appointment. Boyle said it was a "unique opportunity to contribute to what I'm sure are going to be a fantastic Games." Director Stephen Daldry is one of four other "creatives" who will oversee the Olympic and Paralympic Games' opening and closing ceremonies. Beijing 2008 Games designer Mark Fisher, TV director Hamish Hamilton and producer Catherine Ugwu will also be part of the team.
The much waited Indian film Raavan aka Ravana is all set to be released on June 18, 2010 in India and everyone is looking forward to seeing the acting skills of the Bachchan couple. The centre of this film are three characters ;Beera (Abhishek Bachchan), Ragini played by (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan) and Dev Pratap Sharma played by South star (Vikram). Going by the cast and crew, one can predict that the movie is going to be a crowd puller. It is directed by Mani Ratnam, who has delivered a hit film “Guru” with Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai. Music is composed by the internationally acclaimed Grammy winning musician A R Rehman. Tamil star Chiyaan Vikram is making his debut in Bollywood. Actor Govinda has never done an act similar to this ever before. It is going to be released in around 2200 screens worldwide. According to reports, the Hindi version of the film Raavan is to be released in 1250 screens in India and 325 screens in over 35 countries. The Tamil version Ravanan will release in 225 screens in India and in 150 screens overseas. The Telugu dubbed version Villain will run in 215 screens in Andhra Pradesh and in additional 25 screens in U.S., Australia and New Zealand.
Bollywood star Aamir Khan says he will soon post his first message on microblogging site Twitter but before that he plans to do a live chat on Facebook to keep the impostors at bay. "I've been using Facebook a lot... the problem is anyone can be an impostor on the Internet. So I am thinking of a live chat on Facebook so that people will at least know it's me and not some impostor," said Aamir here. And the reason for the actor's concern is genuine. "I have close to 300,000 friends on Facebook... I stay in touch with my friends and fans there and both of us know each other," he said. Looking dapper in a jet black Chinese collar suit, the 45-year-old was in the capital today, in a younger than ever avatar, to launch two new smartphones - Samsung Wave and Samsung Galaxy S. Aamir is the brand ambassador of Samsung. Asked about joining Twitter, as advised by none other than the Big B, he said: "Since Amitji has asked me to join Twitter, I guess I will soon have to be on the social scene as he has got that kind of voice, I just can't say no to him. But I don't know how regular I'll be on Twitter. "Amitji showed me the functions of Twitter when we were in London and right now I am just trying to understand it. I'll send my first tweet soon."
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at Monday, June 14, 2010
Abhishek Bachchan, is perhaps the only star in the Indian film industry, creating unique historical records with his film’s promotions. Last year, his whirlwind promotional tour for his film Delhi 6 across seven cities, was a world record for public appearances by a film star at different cities in 12 hours. The Junior Bachchan has now achieved yet another exceptional feat. For his upcoming film Raavan’s promotions, he created history by chatting with over 50,000 fans online at the office of Zapak. Tremendous excitement by his fans, eventually lead to a system crash. However, it was restored immediately.
James Cameron has slammed the procedure employed by some filmmakers to convert films lensed in 2D to the 3D format.
According to Cameron, making a movie in 3D - like he filmed Avatar - ensures better quality over subsequent conversion.
Cameron said filmmakers "should have been pounding on the gates of the studios saying we want to make movies in 3D."
However, the Titanic director, 55, pointed out that the appetite for 3D films might soon dip.
"The problem is these decisions should be made by film-makers, they shouldn't be made by studios, because if it was up to studios they're going to sacrifice quality for lower cost," the BBC quoted Cameron, as saying.
Cameron has also disclosed plans to convert Titanic into 3D, but said he will take his time and not go with a "slapdash conversion".Read More...
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at Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Sathyam Cinemas is the group which runs the Sathyam Theatre complex, located a little away from the important Anna Salai (Mount Road) in Chennai, is one of India’s largest cineplexes.
At any time of the year, Sathyam Cinemas averages about 70% occupancy at its 6 screens in the heart of Chennai city, among the highest in the country.
Director Ram Gopal Varma seems to have a lot of faith in Phoonk 2, to the extent that's he's ready to hand out a cash prize of Rs 5 lakhs to anyone brave enough to watch his latest.
The contest claims to award the winner if he/she dares to watch the movie all alone in a cinema hall. Phoonk makers claim the last man who tried watching the first movie didn't even last 30 minutes.
The challenge, however, ran into scandal when many claimed the first wasn't scary at all, with some even alleging the scare contest was rigged.
But the team behind Phoonk 2 refuses to back down, and have taken the second version of the challenge to a whole new level.
"For Phoonk 2, we are adopting a very scientific method. The contestant will be fitted with an ECG machine while Phoonk 2 plays. The machine will monitor his heartbeat and pulse rate and this will be shown live on a screen outside the theatre to both the media and all concerned," revealed a press release.
Visit http://www.phoonk2.in/ for further details.
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at Thursday, February 18, 2010
Actor Nirmal Pandey, known for his work in theatre, films and television, passed away today after a cardiac arrest.
Best remembered for his work in films like Bandit Queen and 'God Mother' and 'Iss Raat Ki Subah Nahin’, Pandey reportedly died while on his way to a hospital in Andheri around half past 2pm on Thursday.
According to family sources, he was not keeping well for some time.
He was 46 and is survived by his wife and two children.
Pandey carved a niche for himself playing negative characters on the big screen as well as on television, and his last project was the Telugu film 'Kedi', where he again played a villain.
A graduate from the National School of Drama, Nirmal Pandey was also seen in films like ‘Daayraa’, ‘Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya’, ‘Shikari’ and ‘Train to Pakistan’.
Striker Hindi Movie Siddharth Narayan as Suryakant and Padmapriya as Madhu is released on 5th Feb 2010. The film is directed and Produced by Chandan Arora. Music directors are Shailendra Barve, Amit Trivedi, Yuvan Shankar Raja, Vishal Bharadwaj. The plot of the movie is set in Bombay about in the 19’80’s and based on true life accounts of the people of Malvani. The film revolves around Surya (Siddharth of Rang De Basanti) and his victory . Surya is a Carrom board player from Bombay, who lives on the fringes of a criminal existence, but who does not succumb to it. It is a story of his passion for the carrom game that gave him strength to triumph over all those who took the easier path. vpost : 02
Popular Malayalam film actor Cochin Haneefa died at a hospital in Chennai Tuesday, family sources said. He was 59.
Haneefa, known for his villainous roles in movies as well as his prowess at comedy, had been in and out of hospitals since last October following a liver ailment. His body is expected to be brought to Kochi Wednesday for the last rites.
Born as Salim Ahmed Ghoush, the actor who hails from Kochi started off as a mimicry artiste and was also an accomplished script writer.
He entered the film world in 1979 as a villain in ‘Mamangom’, but he slowly turned to comedy and essayed character roles with ease too. In an acting career spanning more than three decades, he acted in more than 300 films including Tamil, Telegu and Hindi.
His last Malayalam film was ‘Body Guard’ released last year. The veteran also directed seven Malayalam and six Tamil films.
Haneefa’s all-time hits include ‘Meesha Madahavan’, ‘Kireedom’, ‘Azhakiya Ravanan’, and ‘Parakam Thalika’. He was the director of hit film ‘Valselyam’.
Comic actor Jagadeesh, who acted with Haneefa in several movies, said he was shocked to hear of Haneefa’s demise.
‘He was a person who struggled and rose to the heights. And his greatness was that he has helped numerous people in his life. He was immediately accepted by the audience when he shifted from being a villain to a comedian and this was because of his superior acting skills,’ said Jagadeesh.
M.K. Muneer, former minister and chairman of Malayalam television channel India Vision, said he and Haneefa had been friends for many years.
‘Incidentally, Haneefa was one of the first people who gave me lot of insights to begin the TV channel. Besides being a great actor, he was a lovely person,’ Muneer said.
His trademark laughter and dialogue delivery made him a popular and a much sought after actor.
Last year, the Malayalam film industry lost veteran director Lohithadas, popular actors Murali and Rajan P. Dev, all falling victims to liver ailments.
Bollywood ruled the 56th National Film Awards, bagging as many as 13 awards, with films like Fashion, Rock On!, Firaaq and Jodha AkbarAntaheen won the best feature film award and three more.
While Madhur Bhandarkar's Fashion, a dark tale about the Indian fashion industry, won its actress Priyanka Chopra the best actress award and got Kangana Ranaut the best supporting actress honour, Farhan Akhtar's cult music-based film Rock On! got the best Hindi film award. Actor Arjun Rampal won the best supporting actor for the film too.
Ashutosh Gowariker's epic Jodha Akbar won Chinni Prakash and his wife Rekha Prakash the best choreography award for the song Azeem-o-shaan shehenshah, a number that depicts dance forms of different Indian states. Fashion designer Neeta Lulla, who styled actress Aishwarya Rai in the film, has won the best costume designer award.
Nandita Das' directorial debut Firaaq, which was based on the 2002 Gujarat riots, has won the awards for best editing (A. Sreekar Prasad) and best art direction (Gautam Sen).
Even films like A Wednesday, Roadside Romeo, Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye!, Mumbai Meri Jaan and Thanks Maa took one award each. While Neeraj Pandey's A Wednesday has bagged the Indira Gandhi award for Best First Film of a director, Yash Raj Films' Roadside Romeo bagged the best animation film.
Dibakar Banerjee's satirical Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye! has been adjudged the best popular film providing wholesome entertainment, Mumbai Meri Jaan directed by Nishikant Kamat has got the award for best special effects (Govardhan), and Thanks Maa has got Shams Patel the best child artist award. The award for best direction has gone to Bala for Tamil film Naan Kadauul, while the best actor is Upendra Limaye for Marathi film Jogva. Bengali film Antaheen, directed by Annirudh Roy-Chowdhary, has won four awards including for best feature film.
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at Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Kannada Actor Dr Vishnuvardhan Died due to heart attack
One of the best and popular actors of Indian state Karnataka film Industry ‘Dr Vishnu Vardhan’ has died of heart attack at 2.30 am at Vikram Hospirtal in Mysore on 30th December 2009. He was of 59 years old. TV9 Kannada News reported that Kannada fans are shocked when they heard about this BIG LOSS and sad on the Kannada star passed away.
Because of unbearable loss, entire Bangalore is closed today. All Schools and Colleges remains closed today as mark of respect for Vishnuvardhan. Now, the dead body of Dr Vishnuvardhan is taken to his residence and people can visit to pay their last respects.
SuperStar Vishnuvardhan died at around 2.30 am, actress Bharathi (Wife of Vishnuvardhan) and son-in-law Anirudh were by his side when he died, according to hospital.
Kannada star was suffering from some health hazards for past five years, recently he had been to Mysore for rest. Due to chest pain, he was admitted to Vikram Hospital Mysore yesterday. He returned to his house in the evening after the treatment. But at 2.30 am today, he suffered same pain again. He took his last breathe while he was being rushed to the hospital.
The deep Condolence over the death Dr. Vishnuvardhan have been expressed by BS Yadiyurappa, Chief Minister of Karnataka, former CM HD Kumarswamy, Vishnu’s close friends Ambareesh, Dwarkish, Ramya, Puneet Rajkumar, Shivaraj Kumar, Sudeep.
In the Kannada film industry, he was popularly regarded as one of the most versatile, talented, stylish and popular actors. Vishnu has acted in 197 films. At the instance of Puttanna Kanagal who directed his maiden film Nagarahavu, he adopted the name Vishnuvardhan, however his real name is Sampath Kumar.
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at Wednesday, November 18, 2009
After the likes of Asin, Genelia and Trisha, it’s now the turn of Lakshmi Rai to try her luck in Bollywood. The beauty from Belgaum is now getting ready to pack her bags and test waters in Hindi films.
”I am playing the heroine in a Hindi movie that would begin early next year. I am in the process of reducing my weight to fit the role,” says the actress, who is currently acting in ‘Nan Avan Illai 2’, ‘Irumbu Kottai Murattu Singam’ and a Malayalam movie opposite Mohanlal.
Heaping showers on Malayalam industry, she says, “Talents always get right recognition there. I am happy to work with giants like Mohanlal.” Dismissing media reports that often link her with co-artistes, cricketers and much recently with her physical trainer, Lakshmi Rai said, “I have better things to do and films are my priority. There is not even an iota of truth in such reports”.
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at Sunday, November 15, 2009
Starcast : Kamlesh, Archana, Samvritha Sunil, Suresh, Devaki Amma, Sreedevi Unni, Rima Kallingal, and others
Director: Lal Jose
Producer: G Sureshkumar
Music Director: Vidyasagar
There are disaster movies and there are movies which are disasters. Somewhat surprisingly, "2012" is more the first than the latter.
True, it's a big, mindless, cheese ball compilation of clichés, special effects, breathtaking escapes, maddening coincidences and explosions, explosions, explosions.
Beyond that, it's probably the largest-scale snuff film ever made, offering audiences nonstop scene after scene in which thousands of human lives are lost. Tiny ant people fall from crumbling skyscrapers, run about panicked on freeways, stand helpless awaiting annihilation as tidal wave after tidal wave hits land.
Yep, that's entertainment. But the cold hard truth is, that is entertainment these days.
The top film so far this year is the similarly destructive "Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen." Moral considerations and human suffering be damned, let's ride the roller coaster.
The ride here is appropriately harrowing. In "2012," apocalyptically minded writer-director Roland Emmerich ("Independence Day," "The Day After Tomorrow") finally gets to destroy virtually all of civilization.
This happens because extreme solar flares are heating up the Earth's core, causing continents to suddenly shift.
Once Emmerich establishes divorced dad John Cusack and a few other characters, he promptly starts his destructo machine, and for the next full hour mankind gets hammered as the Cusack clan manages a parade of near escapes.
To where? Why, to the secret group of gargantuan arks that have been prepared for this day, though only billionaires and celebrities need apply for seating.
Emmerich follows the familiar story arc here -- devastation, perseverance, hope, salvation -- and many of the scenes seem airlifted out of his previous films.
But "2012" actually flows better than anything he's made in a decade, predictable and reprehensible as it may be. This is fear-mongering, sentimental, horror show shtick, but it's also fairly competent, making "2012" a work of awful efficiency.
Star Cast Emraan Hashmi…… Ali Taha Soha Ali Khan…… Sanjana Director Kunal Deshmukh
Music Director Pritam Chakraborty
Producer Mukesh Bhatt
Release Date November 13, 2009
Ali Taha (Emraan Hashmi) and Sanjana (Soha Ali Khan) are two people with a history, on a flight back to Mumbai.
They land in Mumbai to witness the devastating Mumbai monsoon on 26th July 2005.
While they struggle to make it through the flooded streets of Mumbai, the past catches up with them – how they met and how it ended.
As the rain’s fury beats down on the city, Ali and Sanjana discover each other all over again.
Tum Mile Movie Review
Tum Mile: A predictable bore
Rating: 2 out of 5*
Starring: Emraan Hashmi, Soha Ali Khan, Sachin Khedekar and RJ Mantra
Director: Kunal Deshmukh
Ali Taha (Emraan) meets Sanjana (Soha) on board of their flight to Mumbai from Cape Town. Here on the film proceeds on and back and forth narrative revealing them being ex-lovers. Six years back then Ali was a art student and had lost his heart to the activist Sanjana. They both had progressed to a live in relationship in quick time as well. But monetary issues leading to ego clashes had broken their relationship apart. After arriving in Mumbai on the ill fated day of 26th July 2005, they go onto encounter the biggest floods in the history of Mumbai. The rest of the film is about the couple battling for their lives after being stuck in the rain and floods. In their struggle for survival, they learn more about each other and things which they had not known in all those years of being together.
Emraan is only getting better with each passing film and in here as well he is very impressive. Soha Ali Khan delivers her best performance till date going through a gamut of expressions with amazing ease. Amongst the rest cast the only one to leave a mark is debutant RJ Mantra. He is very good playing Emraan’s buddy.
Kunal Deshmukh’s shows technical department improvement after his debut film Jannat. His treatment of the love story though somewhat predictable is good as well. But we most often keep sensing that the flood situation things which appear more thrilling have completely deliberately taken a back seat with the flash back and romance between the lead pair taking more prominence. This all leads to the film being boring at many places. There was a recent news item that Mahesh Bhatt cut short the flood shots to give more importance to the romantic track. Well not a wise decision we may say. The stock footage of the floods and the computer graphics are a let down at many places but the one thing that doesn’t dissappoint is the film’s music. Pritam deserves full marks for his consistency in delivery great music which is already ruling the charts along with his score for last Friday’s release Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani. Camerawork by Prakash Kutty is very good. The effort gone in recreating the flood situation is commendable as well.
Tum Mile is more of a romantic film with the natural disaster backdrop added for effect. If you are going in expecting India’s first disaster movie then you will be in for a major disillusionment. So choose it at your own preference.
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Director Ram Gopal Varma seems to have a lot of faith in Phoonk 2, to the extent that's he's ready to hand out a cash prize of Rs 5 lakhs to anyone brave enough to watch his latest. 
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