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Monday, December 15, 2008

Vishal is back with 'Pista'

GK Films Corporation is producing the movie ‘Pista’ in Telugu and Tamil, starring action star Vishal and Shriya in the lead cast. Ayyappan is directing the movie, produced by Vikram Krishna. Producer Vikram Krishna speaking to the press said, “The movie is planned to be made on a large scale budget. Director Ayyappan’s script is captivating and has a diverse concept. Vishal’s character in ‘Pista’ stands apart from his earlier roles and will be entertaining.” Music is being composed by Manisharma, which is one more addition. The makers are determined about the movie’s reach and confident that it will be a splendorous hit made under their production banner. The movie is now being filmed which was started on 3rd December. Plans are on to wind up the shooting in a single schedule from 19th Jan to 5th March, to groom the movie for an April release in both the languages. Prakash Raj, Ali, Tanikella Bharani, MS Narayana, Telangana Sekuntala and Annapurna are also a part of the cast. Priyan handles cinematography while VT Vijayan does the editing work. Lyrics are penned down by Vennelakanti, Sahithi, Ananth Sriram and dialogues are by Shashank Vennelakanti.

Vishal’s last ‘Salute’ is a forgettable movie and we should hold on to see if ‘Pista’ is hard-hitting.

SEXY ACTRESS PERFORMANCE VS GLAMOUR



Heroines are an essential feature to cinema. The role is now meant more for glamour and glitz than performance. Can't they make headlines with their outlandish performance?

The last two years have seen many heroines from the North migrating to South Indian Cinema like Anushka, Tamanna, Kajal, Ileana, (who lack the knowledge of language they are working for) have influenced the increase in glam quotient to performance oriented roles. Recently South heroines like Priyamani, Trisha, Mamta Mohandas have also joined the league.

Movies are all made for the heroes and heroine oriented scripts are so rare except for a few like 'Manthra', 'Anasuya' and the upcoming 'Arundathi'. Directors who meticulously write one line punches and bring out stunning action sequence for the heroes turns out a blind eye for the counter part, heroines. Especially, in the wake of star successors debuting to the screen the focus is on the hero's scope to perform.

This was not the case with yester heroines like Savitri, Jamuna, Vani Sree, Saradha whose performances were lauded by movie goers. Even the towering stardom of actors like NTR's and ANR's didn't shadow their role in the films.

Scripts were not envisaged to sum up the image of stars but they were tweaked a bit to satiate fans expectations. The next generation of resplendent stars Sridevi, Jayaprada and Jayasudha balanced the glamour quotient and orientation to performance slickly. Then came heroines like Suhasini, Shobhana, VijayShanthi, Radhika. Yesteryear era faded away with the last being Soundarya who did the balancing act well.

In this time, Ileana's blunt refusal to movies that wanted her in trivial roles comes as a surprise. 'I can't compromise on my part being shortened or deleted. Roles filled with abundant scope to act, is what I seek,' says the confident actress who's been signed up for some prominent roles after a gap of 5 months. On the contrary, people like Shweta Bharadwaj do exist who opts for juvenile roles dressed in bare minimum costumes. Director Teja's analysis of cinema seems rational as he says, "The subtle etiquette in movies is, heroism is for big screen and if women need to be highlighted, a serial is the better choice."

Society's viewpoint is what makes the film industry thrive in creativity. Audiences do encourage the heroine to be idle except uttering love bitten dialogues and dancing in skimpy outfits. The idea of relying on glamour won't last long and will soon vanquish to acting, says seasoned filmmaker Ramanaidu. If social elements are what inspires movies then women's achievements and their efflorescence should be bought into celluloid. Who's going to make the first step for a change is the big question. Only then we could see Tollywood movies that are close to reality where women neither speak gibberish nor dance in the rain.

Sunday, December 14, 2008

Ranbir was slaped by Deepika for Katrina sake

Deepika Padukone is a busy bee these days as her films are all in their ending spree. The pretty actress is said to be over possessive about her boyfriend Ranbir and recently this over-possessiveness made them involve in a nasty heated argument.

Deepika slapped Ranbir in the presence of few people in a party and this made the media jump on their toes. Ranbir Kapoor is said to be getting too close to his Co-star Katrina Kaif of “Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab kahani” . The duo was spotted having a dinner in a famous hotel last week and this reached the ears of Deepika.

The lady immediately called Ranbir for a long drive and the two were said to be involved in a heated argument over this issue. This made Deepika so much fumed that she slapped Ranbir on an isolated place in presence of few people.

This news was leaked out recently and Ranbir is said to be staying away from media after this issue.

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

good,bad,sexy,cut,sweet&ugly actress of kollywood

Not with standing times, some of the heroines of Tamil film industry are there for a shorter time. There are few actresses who have been sustaining at the box office over for long days on the top of the charts. On the pars, there have been many missies who haven’t made it possible to get sustained.

In the golden days of Tamil film industry, Actresses Revathi, Radhika, Banu Priya and few were dominating the show. Later it was Kushboo who was remaining at highlight for a long time. Following them were Actresses Simran and Jyothika: the talented versatile personalities who entertained audiences with equal quotients of emoting to any circumstances on the screen. They were comfortable displaying lots of glamour and at the same time, very good performance.

But entering into nuptials, none of the actresses are able to shore upon their positions. Somewhat, Trisha is making her way opting for different shows now. In her initial stages, Trisha didn’t make much of good performance other than skin shows. But now, entry of smart actresses has landed her onto different conclusions saying, ‘no to glamour’. Her forthcoming films Abhiyum Naanum and Marmayogi may reveal of it.

Nayanthara hasn’t churned out an extraordinary performance in any of her films. Despites pairing up with Superstar Rajnikanth for 3 times, she has been struggling to give a single hit. Nevertheless, with Thamannah striding with good and decent efforts, Nayanthara, Trisha, Shriya Charan and others.So, who’s gonna rule the Kollywood for this decade?

trisha slapped junior ntr

trisha film actress had slapped junior ntr yesterday in the set
he asked her to come for a date
she didnt accepted it,so his ntr tried for her so much
she felt sad and slapped him in front of every one

Thursday, December 4, 2008

trisha in new movie aids

this movie started recently and the hero is ntr ang heroine is trisha it is thhe waste ever seen telugu film creatd by ntr and he is the one and only to get plaphs

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