Saturday, March 31, 2012

Rajinikanth's Kochadaiyaan-Behind the scenes

Friday, March 30, 2012

'3' MOVIE REVIEW

Starring: Dhanush, Shruthi Haasan Direction: Aishwarya DhanushMusic: AnirudhProduction: Vimala Geetha

A simple song that garnered as many flashbulbs as possible leading to an expectation level of epic proportion of the film in which it is featured is finally out. And when the flick happens to be the debut directorial work of Aishwarya Dhanush, it is but natural that the spotlight is completely swivelled on 3.

For her maiden film Aishwarya has taken a common and ubiquitous premise, love and relationships, accompanied by a suspense element in the script. Her spouse, Dhanush has immensely supported her to translate her vision on the larger canvas by giving one of his best performances.

Simple dialogues and neat performances help Aishwarya in this sojourn of hers. However it is the doddering script and slow narration that works against 3 in a major way. Aishwarya finds it difficult to give her audience an immersive experience.

Dhanush- Need we say anything on this talented artist? He is in a different higher league and can sail across any role. Having said that, we cannot rule out the hangover of Mayakkam Enna in this film.

For Shruthi who gets a meaty role in 3 manages to dish out a neat performance although struggling hard in the heavy duty emotional scenes. It is also difficult to accept her as a middle class Tamil girl with her Semitic looks but she scores well with her timid and frightened demeanour as a school going girl.

Prabhu, Bhanupriya and Rohini prove time and again that they are after all seasoned performers.

Dhanush is blessed with the looks of a school or a college boy while the same cannot be said about Siva Karthikeyan who nevertheless takes charge of comedy department in the first half but is totally missing in the second half. In the same way, Sundar Ramu who is not shown in proximity with Dhanush in the first part emerges as a pivot all of a sudden in the second half.

Music of Anirudh is the biggest plus of 3 and the picturization of the much in rage Kolaveri does not disappoint although it appears at a time when the going is quite serious.

As regards the technical department, cinematographer Velraj and editor Kola Bhaskar have worked as per the dictates of the film. The difference in looks, costumes and body language in the different age group of Dhanush and Shruthi is well delineated.

There are a few aspects which are quite implausible and unexplained like Dhanush tying the mangalsutra to Shruthi in the pub although his parents are not against his marriage. And it’s surprising that when there is an issue of serious proportion, why it is not conveyed to Prabhu and Bhanupriya especially when they are shown as such lovable parents.

Verdict: Good performances, slower narration

Courtesy: Behindwoods.com

Thursday, March 29, 2012

'3' FROM TODAY!!

WHY THIS KOLAVERI DI??????????????

"Ragalai" Audio From Today!!!!!

"Racha" Tamil Version Audio From Today!!!!

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

KOLAVERI DHANUSH'S '3' TRAILERS

'3' TAMIL MOVIE TRAILERS

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Dhanush's "3" Releasing this Friday!!!

"KOLAVERI" Begins on March 30,2012

Monday, March 12, 2012

RACHA AUDIO RELEASED!!

RAM CHARAN'S "RACHA" AUDIO RELEASED!!

Mega Power Star Ram Charan Tej, Tamanna’s Racha Movie Track List:

1. Racha Title Track
2. Vaana Vaana Remix
3. Dillaku Dillaku
4. Oka Padam
5. Singareniundhi

RACHA ACD COVER

Thursday, March 8, 2012

"EEGA" TRAILER

S.S.RAJAMOULI'S "EEGA" TRAILER

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

59th NATIONAL AWARDS WINNERS

Winners of the prestigious 59th National Film Awards have been announced by chairpersons of the jury today in New Delhi. The award ceremony will be held on May 3.

For feature films the names of the award winners were declared by Rohini Hattangady, who was the chairperson of the Feature Films Jury (Central Panel).

Ramesh Sharma, the chairperson of the Non-Feature films jury and Vijaya Mulay, who chaired the jury on the Best Writing on Cinema announced the names of other award winners.

List of Winners:

Best Actress : Vidya Balan, The Dirty Picture
Best Actor : Girish Kulkarni for Deool (Marathi)
Best Hindi Film : I AM
Best Choreography : Bosco-Caeser for Senorita from Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Best Special Effects : RA.One
Best Make Up : Vijram Gaekwad for The Dirty Picture and Bal Gandharva
Best Costume Designer : Niharika Khan for The Dirty Picture and Neeta Lulla for Bal Gandharva
Best Children's Film : Chillar Party
Best Child Artistes : Partho Gupte for Stanley Ka Dabba, and for Chillar Party: Irfan Khan, Sanath Menon, Rohan Grover, Naman Jain, Aarav Khanna, Vishesh Tiwari, Chinmai Chandranshuh, Vedant Desai and Divji Handa
Best Supporting Actor : Appu Kutty for Azhagar Samiyin Kuthirai (Tamil)
Best Supporting Actress : Leishangthem Tonthoingambi Devi for Phijigee Mani (Manipuri)
Best Feature Film : Deool and Byari
Best Director : Gurvinder Singh for Anhe Ghorey Da Daan
Best Lyrics : Amitabh Bhattacharya for I AM
Best Screenplay (Original) : Vikas Behl & Manish Tiwari for Chillar Party
Best Screenplay (Adapted) : Avinash Deshpande Nigdi for Shala (Marathi)
Special Jury Mention : Anjan Dutta for Ranjana Ami Aar Ashbo Na
Best Editing : Praveen KL for Aranyaa Kandam
Best Male Playback : Anand Bhate for Bal Gandharva
Best Female Playback Singer : Roopa Ganguly for Abosheyshey (Bengali)
Best Bengali Film : Ranjana Ami Aar Ashbo Na
Best Marathi Film : Shaala
Best Dialogue : Deool
Best Audiography : Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Best Production Design : Naukadubi
Best Music Direction : Neel Dutt for Ranjana Ami Ar Ashbo Na (Bengali)
Best Background Score : Mayookh Bhaumik for Laptop (Bengali)
Best Dogri Film : Dille Ch Vasya Koi
Best Kannada Film : Kurmavatara
Best Malayalam Film : Indian Rupee
Best Manipuri Film : Phijigee Mani
Best Tamil Film : Vaagai Sooda Va
Indira Gandhi Award for Best Debut Film of a Director : Aaranyakandam (Tamil), Directed by Kumararaja Thiagarajan
Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment : Azhagarsamiyin Kuthirai (Tamil)