With shooting wrapped up for Jayam Ravi’s 'Peranmai' yesterday, post production work is all set to begin. The film features five heroines, all new comers, all of who play NCC students who reportedly help Jayam Ravi chase terrorists out of the country.

The film is an ambitious project by director Jananathan, who always tries something novel in his flicks. If 'Iyarkai' dealt with the lives of fisher folk, 'Ee' took on the huge issue of Biowar. And now, 'Peranmai', is said to have Jayam Ravi play a role no other Tamil actor has played before. While it is known that he is a tribal leader and a forest guard, the exact nature of his character has not been revealed. After a year of shooting, the film is all set for post production work now.

The director pins his hopes on Tanishka, who plays one of the heroines in the film. In fact, the director says all heroines will be in all songs with the actor. But he says Tanishka will be noticed for her stunts, which remind him of Angelina Jolie. “I affectionately called her that after seeing her performance in the movie,” he says, adding that he picked her from a crowd when he spotted her at an exhibition.

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How about a poignant experience turning into an edge-seated thriller? Don’t expect the same film to be on that course.

Merely, it’s about the couple of actors who paired up for ‘Ananda Thandavam’ teaming up again. Siddarth who made his debut in ‘Ananda Thandavam’ has gone far-famed with his cute looks.

Rukmani who shot to fame with her debut film ‘Bommalaatam’ and now ‘Ananda Thandavam’ pairs up with him again for a film titled ‘Naan’. Produced by Aascar Ravichandran, sources have revealed that Jeeva Shankar who cranked camera for ‘Ananda Thandavam’ wields megaphone for this film.

Though not a remake of yesteryear film ‘Naan’ starring Ravi Chandran in lead role, it has been revealed this would be an edge-seated thriller with nail-biting sequences.

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Director Sasikumar sure has a plan up his sleeve. The director and actor is currently working as the lead in director Samuthirakani’s 'Naadodigal'.

The film deals the lives of four young men with normal aspirations like studying well and settling abroad. But what is in store for them when the quirk of fate leads to a complicated situation is the story’s crux. Sasikumar is paired with Ananya in the film and in fact has three more heroines, Abinaya, Shanthini and Neha. But it has been revealed that the script is such that the hero does not have one duet with any of them.

One more specialty about the movie is that one of the girls in the film is a deaf and dumb girl. The film has cinematography by Kathiir and is based on friendship and love.

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Movie Review ‘Guru En Aalu’

Production: KRG

Starring: Madhavan, Mamta Mohandas, Abbas, Brinda Parekh, Vivek

Direction: Selva

Music: Srikanth Deva

P.R.O: Mounam Ravi

Here’s the best entertaining flick of this season. Post-the release of ‘AYAN’ there haven’t been any films on the release lists. Perhaps, ‘Guru En Aalu’ is a film that you can watch if you’re expecting for full-fledged amusement.

Director Selva proves himself again so fantabulous in formulating his directorial with more commercial elements.Guru (Madhavan) has one perfect dream about turning to be a rich tycoon and boss of a big concern.

Well, the person who can turn his dreams into reality is none other than his boss (Abbas) who’s already married, yet a ludicrous-weird-womanizer. However, Guru has to give up his conscience and make things work out for his boss with his talented approach.

At a point, he falls in love with a beautiful model Seema (Mamta Mohandas) whom his boss too eyes on her. Eventually, it’s up to Guru to decide is it love or his dreams that he can fetch.Maddy does a splendiferous job on emoting to all situations with an excellence. His ability to deliver spontaneous humors turns the spotlights. Mamta Mohandas could’ve got yet more importance on her performance. Vivek steals the show with a marvelous piece of work..

Well, for his fans who were so excited about his ‘Padmashree’, he has a grand fiesta of entertainment. He carries the complete film on his shoulders. Abbas, M.S. Bhaskar, Mayilsamy and others have done resplendent tasks of adding more to the humor quotients.Musical score by Srikanth Deva could’ve been yet more commendable. Ditto to cinematography and editing. Director Selva has picked up a cool subject that has no complications.Indeed, ‘Guru En Aalu’ is a worth watching film.

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Varanam Aayirum Train Scene - Surya (Movie Video)love at the 1st sight w/English Subs

Varanam Aayirum Train Scene - Surya (Movie Video) love at the 1st sight w/English Subs

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Tamil Film Vettai Karan (Vettaikaran) - Vijay's Next Film - Good news for Vijay Fans - Vettai karan Pooja Photo, Wallpaper, Image. Click Image to Download


Tamil Film Vettai Karan (Vettaikaran) - Vijay's Next Film - Good news for Vijay Fans - Vettai karan Pooja Photo, Wallpaper, Image. Click Image to Download

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Tamil movie awarded at New York Independent Film Festival

New Delhi (PTI): Tamil movie "Mudhal Mudhal Mudhal Varai", the moving story of a director desperately trying to make his first feature film, has been honoured at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival.

Directed by Chennai-based Krishnan Seshadri Gomatam, the film won the award for the 'Best Drama Feature' in the 'Best Feature film (International) - Genre' awards category in the festival held recently.

The film was part of the Indian Panorama at the International Film Festival of India 2008 in Goa and was widely acclaimed for its distinctive storyline that captures the life of an upper middle class family.

"Mudhal..." which is Gomatam's debut film, is based on his own original story and was among the 20 films that were selected in the Indian Panorama section of IFFI, according to an official release here.

The film's cast comprises of C P Satyajit, Anuja Iyer, E Kumaravel and Charan, apart from a host of newcomers. Art direction for the film has been given by Thotta Tharani, cinematography is by Fowzia Fathima, editing by B Lenin, while music has been given by Aslam Mustafa.

Set in contemporary India, the narrative follows a filmmaker, trying to make his first feature film. However, time is running out for him as his girlfriend suffers from a terminal illness. He wants to marry her, but she says that she will do so only after he completes his first film.

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Suriya is basking in glory over the box office results of his recently released Ayan. The actor says that his penchant for trying out something new in his films has paved way for his success. He, in fact, understands, that to sustain in the film industry the actors need to be creative and hardworking. Suriya, in a recent interview, said that he will try out something new in all his movies henceforth. He also revealed that his Aadhavan, which is his next film in the line up, will also have him do something new. Suriya, however, refused to reveal what his plans are.

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After an action-packed outing in Thenavattu, actor Jeeva is ready with his next Siva Manasula Sakthi, a breezy romantic film.

The movie, produced by Vikatan Televisions, is directed by Rajesh, an associate of S A Chandrasekaran, with whom he worked for films such as Dost, Nenjirukkum Varai and Sukran.

Newcomer Anuya pairs opposite Jeeva. ‘It is a feel- good film,’ said Rajesh. Chennai 28- fame Sakthi Saravanan is cranking the camera.

Yuvanshankar Raja has scored the music. ‘The youth are sure to relate to the happenings on screen. The chemistry between Jeeva and the new found Anuya has worked well.

The new girl also has knowledge of acting, thanks to a stint at the Pune Institute’. The cast includes Santhanam, Sathyan and Urvashi.

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We have seen umpteen remakes of South Indian films in Bollywood. Now, the flow is going the other way.

Yes, it’s the south directors, particularly in the Tamil film industry, who are keen to remake a good number of Hindi hits in their native language.'Poi Solla Porom', remake of Bollywood hit Khosla Ka Ghosla , has turned out to be a box-office success and production houses are now toying with the idea of rehashing other Bollywood flicks.

According to reports, 'Guru En Aalu' is inspired from ‘Yes Boss’, 'Villu' is based on ‘Soldier’, and 'Agean' is a remake of Main Hoon Na . The Tamil remakes also have big stars. For instance, Vijay plays the lead in ‘Villu’ while Ajith is the frontman of ‘Agean’.

Not just this, last year’s Bollywood hit Jab We Met is being adapted in Tamil by Moser Baer. On the other hand, director P. Vasu has plans to remake Shahrukh Khan ’s Baazigar .

However, some Tamil filmmakers are wary of this trend of adapting Bollywood hits. They think it would be a challenge to adapt non-native stories to the tastes of movie buffs downsouth.

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JAI HO singer Vijay thanks Rahman

It's not just Sukhwinder Singh who sung 'Jai Ho' for SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE. Other than him, there were three other singers who contributed to the song - Vijay Prakash, Tanvi Shah and Mahalaxmi Iyer. Though it has been Sukhwinder who has gained maximum mileage for the song, Vijay Prakash is glad that through the Oscar winner song, his voice is also reaching out to a global audience.

''Now it would be easier for people to know me after 'Jai Ho'. I should not expect more from the song'', says the 33 year old singer who has been around the Bollywood scene for close to a decade now, ''Apart from playback singing, I also do jingles and ads. However, as an artist you always long for that recognition.''

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He thanks A.R. Rahman for all the recognition he is getting today. ''He always does his best for an artist'', he says fondly, ''He is the first composer in India who started the practice of giving credit to all backup vocalists and everyone else involved in making a song. He is someone who will always try and want his artists to get maximum exposure.''

In that case, why did he miss out on walking the red carpet at Oscars?

''I am sure that there must have been some reasons for us not to be invited. Even Sukhwinderji wasn't there'', he says with a straight face, ''Yes, it would have been great had I traveled but not being able to do so doesn't make me regret it all in a big way. After the Oscar award for the song, I have become a lot optimistic. If 'Jai Ho' can happen in my life then I am sure a lot more goodies are on their way in my life.''

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