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Saturday, December 19, 2009
AVATAR-A WONDERFUL FILM
r film which is perhaps the most talked about film in the world today.It also turned out to be a smashing hit."Avatar" It’s a wonderland
Jeevi wrote "I felt like the ‘Alice in wonderland’ while watching this movie. We enter the breathtaking land of aliens and root for them throughout the movie. The background music has indianess in it. On the whole, Avatar is an entertaining, absorbing, ground-breaking and pleasant (not alien) film. Book your tickets right away and watch Avatar in 3D format. And feel yourself extremely lucky if you got an IMAX theatre in the city you live!!"
Friday, December 18, 2009
Aarya 2 Shows cancelled
A few multiplexes and cinema theatres in Hyderabad on Wednesday stopped screening of Allu Arjun-starrer Arya 2 following a call given by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of Osmania University to boycott the movie in protest against the proposed hunger strike by Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) chief K Chiranjeevi for a unified Andhra Pradesh.
The JAC gave a call to boycott the films starring Chiranjeevi’s family members. At a few places, workers of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) forced closure of shows of the film in the city.
“Though no formal instructions were issued to stop the screening, we decided to stop it on our own,” a staffer of Cine Planet multiplex at Kompally said. The Cine Planet cancelled all shows on Wednesday.
“A few TRS activists and affiliated wings came to the theatre around 10.30 am and demanded that the theatre be closed as Allu Arjun’s Arya 2 was being screened. We decided to stop the screening of the movie temporarily,” manager of Arjun theatre at Kukatpally, Ranganath said.
Arya 2 is being screened across 17 theatres in Hyderabad including Sandhya, Manju, Venkatareddy, Sri Ramulu, Sarada, Eswar, Bhujanga, Nagendra, Sri Krishna including Prasad’s IMAX, Big Cinema and Cine Planet multiplex theatres. Most of the theatre managements have sought the services of private security guards to screen the film.
Ramana, manager of Bhujanga theatre, where Arya 2 is being screened said that the theatre management plans to hire more security personnel from a private agency to continue the shows.
“About 50 per cent of the tickets were sold out for the morning and matinee shows and we screened the film today (Wednesday). However, we will be hiring more security personnel as a pre-cautionary measure,” he added.
Allu Arjun and Kajal Agarwal fans made a beeline in front of ticket counters for Arya 2 at Prasad IMAX, Big Cinemas, Ameerpet, Sri Ramulu theatre at Moosapet.
“There was no information about the boycott call for the movie. At least 60 per cent of the tickets were sold out for morning and matinee shows while we are giving tickets for first and second shows of Arya 2,” one of the staff members in Prasad’s Imax said.
Konisetti Raghu, who had bought tickets for first show at Prasad’s felt that political parties were trying to politicise even entertainment centres.
“People living in the State have been divided on regional lines. Why are political leaders spoiling our entertainment spots as well,” he wondered.
The JAC gave a call to boycott the films starring Chiranjeevi’s family members. At a few places, workers of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) forced closure of shows of the film in the city.
“Though no formal instructions were issued to stop the screening, we decided to stop it on our own,” a staffer of Cine Planet multiplex at Kompally said. The Cine Planet cancelled all shows on Wednesday.
“A few TRS activists and affiliated wings came to the theatre around 10.30 am and demanded that the theatre be closed as Allu Arjun’s Arya 2 was being screened. We decided to stop the screening of the movie temporarily,” manager of Arjun theatre at Kukatpally, Ranganath said.
Arya 2 is being screened across 17 theatres in Hyderabad including Sandhya, Manju, Venkatareddy, Sri Ramulu, Sarada, Eswar, Bhujanga, Nagendra, Sri Krishna including Prasad’s IMAX, Big Cinema and Cine Planet multiplex theatres. Most of the theatre managements have sought the services of private security guards to screen the film.
Ramana, manager of Bhujanga theatre, where Arya 2 is being screened said that the theatre management plans to hire more security personnel from a private agency to continue the shows.
“About 50 per cent of the tickets were sold out for the morning and matinee shows and we screened the film today (Wednesday). However, we will be hiring more security personnel as a pre-cautionary measure,” he added.
Allu Arjun and Kajal Agarwal fans made a beeline in front of ticket counters for Arya 2 at Prasad IMAX, Big Cinemas, Ameerpet, Sri Ramulu theatre at Moosapet.
“There was no information about the boycott call for the movie. At least 60 per cent of the tickets were sold out for morning and matinee shows while we are giving tickets for first and second shows of Arya 2,” one of the staff members in Prasad’s Imax said.
Konisetti Raghu, who had bought tickets for first show at Prasad’s felt that political parties were trying to politicise even entertainment centres.
“People living in the State have been divided on regional lines. Why are political leaders spoiling our entertainment spots as well,” he wondered.
A few multiplexes and cinema theatres in Hyderabad on Wednesday stopped screening of Allu Arjun-starrer Arya 2 following a call given by the Joint Action Committee (JAC) of Osmania University to boycott the movie in protest against the proposed hunger strike by Praja Rajyam Party (PRP) chief K Chiranjeevi for a unified Andhra Pradesh.
The JAC gave a call to boycott the films starring Chiranjeevi’s family members. At a few places, workers of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) forced closure of shows of the film in the city.
“Though no formal instructions were issued to stop the screening, we decided to stop it on our own,” a staffer of Cine Planet multiplex at Kompally said. The Cine Planet cancelled all shows on Wednesday.
“A few TRS activists and affiliated wings came to the theatre around 10.30 am and demanded that the theatre be closed as Allu Arjun’s Arya 2 was being screened. We decided to stop the screening of the movie temporarily,” manager of Arjun theatre at Kukatpally, Ranganath said.
Arya 2 is being screened across 17 theatres in Hyderabad including Sandhya, Manju, Venkatareddy, Sri Ramulu, Sarada, Eswar, Bhujanga, Nagendra, Sri Krishna including Prasad’s IMAX, Big Cinema and Cine Planet multiplex theatres. Most of the theatre managements have sought the services of private security guards to screen the film.
Ramana, manager of Bhujanga theatre, where Arya 2 is being screened said that the theatre management plans to hire more security personnel from a private agency to continue the shows.
“About 50 per cent of the tickets were sold out for the morning and matinee shows and we screened the film today (Wednesday). However, we will be hiring more security personnel as a pre-cautionary measure,” he added.
Allu Arjun and Kajal Agarwal fans made a beeline in front of ticket counters for Arya 2 at Prasad IMAX, Big Cinemas, Ameerpet, Sri Ramulu theatre at Moosapet.
“There was no information about the boycott call for the movie. At least 60 per cent of the tickets were sold out for morning and matinee shows while we are giving tickets for first and second shows of Arya 2,” one of the staff members in Prasad’s Imax said.
Konisetti Raghu, who had bought tickets for first show at Prasad’s felt that political parties were trying to politicise even entertainment centres.
“People living in the State have been divided on regional lines. Why are political leaders spoiling our entertainment spots as well,” he wondered.
The JAC gave a call to boycott the films starring Chiranjeevi’s family members. At a few places, workers of Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) forced closure of shows of the film in the city.
“Though no formal instructions were issued to stop the screening, we decided to stop it on our own,” a staffer of Cine Planet multiplex at Kompally said. The Cine Planet cancelled all shows on Wednesday.
“A few TRS activists and affiliated wings came to the theatre around 10.30 am and demanded that the theatre be closed as Allu Arjun’s Arya 2 was being screened. We decided to stop the screening of the movie temporarily,” manager of Arjun theatre at Kukatpally, Ranganath said.
Arya 2 is being screened across 17 theatres in Hyderabad including Sandhya, Manju, Venkatareddy, Sri Ramulu, Sarada, Eswar, Bhujanga, Nagendra, Sri Krishna including Prasad’s IMAX, Big Cinema and Cine Planet multiplex theatres. Most of the theatre managements have sought the services of private security guards to screen the film.
Ramana, manager of Bhujanga theatre, where Arya 2 is being screened said that the theatre management plans to hire more security personnel from a private agency to continue the shows.
“About 50 per cent of the tickets were sold out for the morning and matinee shows and we screened the film today (Wednesday). However, we will be hiring more security personnel as a pre-cautionary measure,” he added.
Allu Arjun and Kajal Agarwal fans made a beeline in front of ticket counters for Arya 2 at Prasad IMAX, Big Cinemas, Ameerpet, Sri Ramulu theatre at Moosapet.
“There was no information about the boycott call for the movie. At least 60 per cent of the tickets were sold out for morning and matinee shows while we are giving tickets for first and second shows of Arya 2,” one of the staff members in Prasad’s Imax said.
Konisetti Raghu, who had bought tickets for first show at Prasad’s felt that political parties were trying to politicise even entertainment centres.
“People living in the State have been divided on regional lines. Why are political leaders spoiling our entertainment spots as well,” he wondered.
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Pawan’s PULI releasing on 31st march 2010
Pawan Kalyan’s upcoming movie PULI is planned to be released on 31st march 2010.This movie will complete its foreign schedule this month and later some patch work and one set song will be shot either in mumbai or hyderabad in january.
Geetha Arts owned the theatrical rights for Puli entire AP and they are planning for its publicity too in an unique way.
This 35 crores budget movie PULI starrs Pawan Kalyan, Nikesha Patel, Manoj Bajpayee, Saranya, Charan Raj, Bhanuchander and others.
Music by A.R.Rahman is planned to be released in first week of march 2010.
S.J.Suryah, the director is confident of repeating KHUSHI’s magic again.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Ramcharan and Pawan Kalyan shooting in Mumbai
Ramcharan’s Orange movie is shooting in Mumbai due to expected bandhs and disturbances in hyderabad.Pawan kalyan’s PULI unit are also planning to shoot their patch work and last set song in mumbai considering the possibilities of bandh in AP.
Both units initially planned to shoot in hyderabad but due to recent developments in state, they have decided to shift to mumbai.
PULI is shooting at brisk pace and is expected to release in february 2010.
Orange is planned for July 2010 release.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Ramcharan decides to release his movies in Telugu and Tamil
Ramcharan Teja has decided to release all his future movies in telugu and tamil simultaneously.His last movie Magadheera was planned to be dubbed in tamil many days after it released in telugu.
But from his next movie “Orange” , both language versions will be made ready and will be released on same date.
Even with this decision, Charan promised his fans that he will try to release atleast 2 movies every year.
Orange’s regular shoot will commence in hyderabad from tomorrow and after this, unit are planning to shift to mumbai and Australia for further schedules.
This movie is planned for June/July 2010 release and Charan has Dharani’s supernatural charater story in the pipeline immediately
Ramcharan romancing many girls in ORANGE
Ramcharan’s ORANGE movie will commence its regular shoot from 11th december in mumbai and unit will fly to australia for a 3 months schedule after sankranti.In this movie Genelia plays lead heroine and apart from her, Shruti Hassan, Suzanne(a model from mumbai) and many more girls will be seen on screen trying to romance with charan.
A new girl, who played heroine’s friend in prayanam movie, will also be one of them.
Producer Nagababu is planning to release this movie around july 2010 on same date of Magadheera’s release in 2009.
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Varudu on 26 March
Shooting of Allu Arjun’s latest movie Varudu is going on at a brisk pace. Guna Sekhar is directing it. The climax fight between Allu Arjun and Arya was shot for 15 days in action choreography of Stun Siva recently. A new girl is being introduced as heroine through Varudu. 100 real families acted in this film. Shooting is complete but for two songs and some patch work. Music will be launched in the month of February. Varudu is all set to release on 26 March as summer special.
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