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Interview with Karthika - Josh Heroine

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Teja To Introduce Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry’s Son As Hero »

Sons of heroes, producers, directors and comedians continued to test their luck as heroes. It seems that the turn of sons of lyricists had come now.

Raja, son of popular lyricist Sirivennela Sitarama Sastry, showed interest in making an appearance on the screen as hero. It is reliably learnt that Teja had come forward to produce and direct his debut film.

Teja had introduced several upcoming

ANUSHKA Marriage Next Year »

Is it now wedding bells for the sexy yoga teacher turned heroine Anushka? Well, some reports say this. Anushka has now a couple of films in hand. But it is said that she is now ready to get the knot tied sometime next year.

The name of the groom has not yet been announced. But Film Nagar sources are mentioning the name of a cinematographer in this regard. The man in question is the dark and

Shriya Saran disappointed with the failure of Mission Istanbul »

Actress Shriya Saran’s Mission Istanbul has bombed at the box office, but she is happy with the way her career is shaping up.

From music videos to Tollywood to the Hindi film industry and now Hollywood, she has been climbing the ladder of success.

Back in the city for the shooting of a Tamil film Kandaswami, Shriya says, “Hyderabad is like home to me and it feels great to be here. I was at the Poison launch party and met up with all my old friends after such a long time.”

Disappointed with the failure of Mission Istanbul?

“When a film doesn’t do well, it is natural that you will feel bad. But the important thing is I have given it my 100 per cent and haveworked very hard for the film,” she says.

When asked what she felt went wrong with the film, she replied, “It’s not right for me to comment on this. A film is a by-product of the energies and efforts of a lot of people. On hindsight, you can point out many mistakes, but you can never be sure about the fate of a movie from before it releases.”

Talking about her recent Tamil film, Shriya says that though it is a commercial movie, it has a poignant social message. “The film is about the economic disparity in the country — how the rich are getting richer while the poor are becoming poorer. Sushi Ganeshan is the director while Vikram is my co-actor. I had a good time doing the film. It’s a commercial film but at the same time deals with a topic that is so true of India.”

Josh Review

Film: Josh Rating: 3/5 Banner: Sri Venkateswara Movies Cast: Naga Chaitanya, Karthika, Prakashraj, J D Chekravarthy, Sunil, Brahmanandam, Hema, Surya, Sreya Dhanwantari, Anand and others Music: Sandeep Chowta Cinematography: Sameer Reddy Director: Vasu Varma Producer: Dil Raju Released On: 5th Sep 2009 “Naaku mamoolugaa message lu ivvadam ishtam undadhu. Neeku emaina ichchanu anipisthey teesuko”. This is Naga Chaitanya’s dialogue in the movie. And indeed, the movie is message oriented. And as the dialogue suggests the youngsters can take the message if any, from the movie. Let us see how the whole thing went on. Story: Satya (Naga Chaitanya) is a young lad in Vizag who suddenly says to his parents that he wants to quit college studies and moves to Hyderabad in search of job. He finds a small job there but witnesses the spoiling students in a college. He tries to change them but in the process he develops tug with a student leader J Durga Rao (JD Chakravarthy). Satya finds no other way than joining in same college as a student to bring change in students, being one among them. Finally has Satya succeeds in that attempt? That forms the climax. While this is one line, there is a flash back for Satya that makes him take decision to leave studies and move to Hyderabad. And a college Principal (Parakash Raj) happens to be key factor in that aspect. What’s that reason? That forms other line. And Nitya (Karthika) happens to be a love factor for Satya who works in a school as teacher. Performances: Naga Chaitanya: He was given a very underplaying role. Most of the time he was seen without expressions. That gives a wrong impression for audiences that he doesn’t know how to act. His presence on screen as debutant is good. He danced well and fights are also good. From now he needs to focus on his dialogue delivery and expressions. Karthika: She is just ok. The make up given to her is not good and that made her look very ordinary. Sunil is ok with his subtle comedy and Prakash Raj performed to his best in his son’s dead body scene. Brahmanandam is very weak in his role and he couldn’t make people laugh even once. Former Miss Femina runner up Shreya Dhanwanthari is also scene in a not so important role. Technically, the movie scores well with cinematography. Montages chosen for songs are hilarious. ‘Neeto unte inka konnaallu..’ has got lyrical beauty and ‘deerideeridi be ready…’ has haunting rendition. Director Vasu Varma has dealt well only with his story line and narration but not with star son. Dialogues: “College paatam cheppi pareeksha peduthundi. Kaani jeevitham pareeksha petti paatam chebuthundi..gunapaatam” sounds subtle in entire movie. Highlights And Dim Lights: Cinematography is good Costumes are subtle Make up for heroine is very bad Brahmanandam gone wasted Jumps and abrupt cuts in editing No required voltage in narration Analysis: The director seems to be very conscious of what he was making! The dialogue “Naaku mamoolugaa message lu ivvadam ishtam undadhu. Neeku emaina ichchanu anipisthey teesuko” seems to be director’s line for contemporary youth audience. It is a general opinion that youngsters don’t relish the messages and lectures. Hence the director has chosen that line. That’s fine up to that. But the elements that strengthen a movie are weak in this. There is no proper romance track, no action elements and no thrilling moments. It goes to be a straight narration with a little flash back episode. The elements of ‘Shiva’ are used in the film to some extent but there is no comparison to that action-classic. The movie appeals for teenagers and parents. The movie asks parents to leave sheep-mentality by going along with the herd and forcibly burdening children to get ranks in examination. The movie appeals for students stating that young age is a valuable time to build future but not for making it useless with drug addictions, irresponsibility and ragging. On a whole, the movie has one and only big attraction- that is Naga Chaitanya, the son of Nagarjuna. And added glory is Dil Raju. Box office collections merely depend on these elements and they are the crowd pulling factors.

The Two Legendary Bollywood Actors Traveled On Local Trains To Promote Their Films

What’s common to Shahid kapoor Naseerudin Shah and Anupam Kher? Well, besides being great actors, they also have one more common element of commonality, which is all three of them have traveled by local trains.

Shahid travelled by a local train to promote his film Jab We Met. And the resultant was that the film ‘Met’ with unprecedented B-O collections and has also been touted to be Kareena’s best film till date! After Shahid, it’s the turn of Anupam Kher and Naseerudin Shah, the two legendary actors of tinsel town to be doing the same, in order to promote their film together A Wednesday, whose theme is terrorism and train blasts.

The twosome decided to meet at a town side restaurant. While Anupam Kher reached on time, Naseerudin Shah got delayed due to the infamous traffic. Not the one to waste time, Anupam Kher quickly ‘feasted’ himself with a plate of pav bhaji at ‘Satkar Restaurant’, much to the surprise and shock of the on lookers there! And the moment when he met with Naseerudin, they immediately went to Churchgate station and boarded the first class compartment of a 2:36 pm Borivali local. And what followed next was sheer time of nostalgia! While Naseerudin reminisced his days when he used to travel without ticket from Bandra to Mumbai Central and back for almost 6 months and with all due respect to the Railway Authority also said that they now can not do any thing to him. How can Anupam Kher be far behind? He too shared his experience stating that once as he was crossing the railway tracks, a man offered him his hand to pull him up on the platform and then refused to leave his hand until he took him to the police station. It was only then he realized that the person to give him his hand was no other than a Police Inspector!

The two actors later got down at Ville Parle station and were seen requesting passengers to not to push each other. Point taken, Mr. Kher and Mr. Shah!

Kamal Haasan’s Eenadu Movie Review

Film: Eenadu

Cast: Kamal Haasan, Venkatesh, Lakshmi, Bharat Reddy, Ganesh Raman Poonam Kaur and others

Dialogues: Neelakantha

Story: Neeraj Pandey

Music: Shruti Haasan

Cinimatography:Manoj Soni

Editing: Ramesh Bhagat

Produced by: Kamal Haasan, Chandra Haasan, Ronnie Screwvala

Screenplay and directed by: Chakri Toleti

Release date: September 18, 2008

CBFC Rating: U

Story

Eenadu talks about terrorism from a new angle. The antagonist in it doesn’t come with a stereotyped religious label. In fact, he has no label at all. He is a ‘common man’ who vents out his angst by taking on the system and trying to bring it down to its knees. Only an obdurate Police Commissioner can foil his mission.

Venkatesh plays that top cop. On one fateful day he receives a call from a man who claims to have planted bombs in different parts of the city, set to go off at half-past six in the evening. The caller (Kamal Hasan) describes self as a ‘common man’ and demands the release of four terrorists if the impending calamity has to be averted.

Prakash Rathod is someone who is not ready to give in so easily to the demands of a fanatic and dispatches a team of his best men to track down the man. The caller is always a step a head and the Commissioner realizes that he cannot put the lives of so many people in jeopardy. He handpicks two of his best men, to hand over the four terrorists as demanded. The “Caller” (Kamal) on the other hand is keeping track of the police activities using a news reporter whom he sends after the police.

The four terrorists are released from jail and taken to the Begumpet airport as instructed by Kamal. What happens next? watch on big screen.

Performances-

Kamal Hasan played a common man role-delivered descent performance. But don’t compare with Nasheerdhin Sha of Hindi film A Wednesday. Both the actors have their own style. Kamal’s role is very interesting for those who have not watched Hindi version of the film.

Venkatesh has given one of the best performances in his carrier as police commissioner. Very good performance from Venkatesh. Venkatesh has played very short role, he shares screen with Kamal in a couple scenes.

Director Chakri Tholeti has made his debut with different film that has the message to the entire country and he tried to follow the original film (A Wednesday). Shruthi Kamal Hasan’s music is impressive. The film is shot on Red Camera and its effect is visible as the visuals are really rich and bright

Finally- as the film is multi starrer (Kamal and Venky), it may full crowds to the theatre , but how far today’s audiences will like to see a message oriented serious films? wait and see for the result at the box office

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