Sunday, 15 January 2012
Saturday, 7 January 2012
Nara Rohit & NityaMenon New Movie Stills from upcoming movie.
Wednesday, 4 January 2012
Samntha said that she is a big fan of actress Anushka.
Dookudu’s leading lady Samntha said that she is a big fan of actress Anushka. She is impressed with the manner in which Anushka conducts herself in public. Success, they say, gets more success. Anushka in an interview given after the release of Arundathi, mentioned that her outlook towards life had changed for the better after she did that film. Samantha, too, is echoing the same thoughts after her success with Dookudu.
Samantha also revealed that for now she is concentrating on picking the right scripts that will give her a chance to display her acting skills.
To another query, the actress clarified that her priorities are firmly focused only on Tollywood, and Bollywood is nowhere in the horizon. When quizzed about acting in heroine-oriented movies, she diplomatically passed the question saying she does not have the experience to carry an entire movie on her shoulders, but kept the door open by stating that she is open to heroine-oriented scripts provided she has the backing of a solid script and a powerful production house
Tollywood Acts Tough on Dubbing Movies
In the wake of dubbing movies sweeping the Telugu cinema market potential and dictating terms, the Andhra Pradesh Producer Council has decided to act tough on dubbed movies. They have instigated a committee to control the spate of dubbed movie releases in Andhra Pradesh. This committee consists of top producers like Daggubati Suresh Babu, Dil Raju, Shyam Prasad Reddy and some exhibitors. The committee is formed to put forth few interesting proposals like having Telugu movies should be released for big festivals Sankranthi, Ganesh Chaturthi, Deepavali, Dussera, etc. Further levy 40 to 50% Entertainment Tax on dubbed releases. And that’s not all; even the number of theaters for dubbed movies should also be restricted to around 85 screens in AP. |
Ramcharan debut in bollywood with Zanjeer remake!
The trend of old blockbusters being remade with the current crop of reigning stars has gripped Bollywood. Just like how Hrithik Roshan is starring in the Agneepath remake, rumour has it that Ram Charan Tej wants to make his Bollywood debut with the remake of Zanjeer.
Sources close to Charan admit that he is keen. “It’s true that Charan has shown a keen interest in the film, but nothing has been finalised as yet.”
Talks are on and the actor is still negotiating with the children of the late director-producer Prakash Mehra, for the rights of the film. Sources say, Charan should make an official announcement about his Bollywood dreams in two months.
Charan apparently wants to debut as an action hero, not a lover boy. Initially he wanted to debut with a film titled Welcome to the Jungle, a forest adventure, but shelved the idea after his much-hyped Telugu film Orange flopped. When Mehra’s office was contacted to confirm the news, their spokesperson admitted that they were in talks with several people who were interested in buying the film’s rights.
“In the past, many producers have approached us to remake films like Sharabi and Zanjeer. Even now we are approached by filmmakers who are keen on buying the rights of our films. We are in talks with many reputed producers. But we can’t name the interested parties at the moment. As soon as something concrete happens we will make an official announcement.”
If everything goes according to plan we will see Charan playing Vijay, an honest cop who is out to seek revenge after being jailed for six months on false charges made by the gangster Teja.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)