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Tuesday, February 9, 2010

'Kedi' certified U/A - JustTollywood.com News

Nagarjuna's Kedi has been certified U/A by the Censor Board. The film is slated for a release on the 12th.Also starring are Mamatha Mohandas, Linda and Ankur in lead roles. Directed by debutante Kiran Kumar, the film boasts of technical values and interesting story and screenplay.
The movie is coming with a fresh look, where Nag will look younger than in his earlier avatars. The music of the film is scored by Sandeep Chowtha, who has composed excellent scores for Nag's films like Ninne Pelladatha and Super in the past.
This time too, the music is said to be doing well in the market, as per the producer. Nag's fans throughout the state are a disappointed lot because of the delay in the release of a much-awaited movie

Article Involves:: Akkineni Nagarjuna, Mamta Mohandas, Linda, Kiran Kumar (I), Sandeep Chowta

Is NTR's marriage postponed - JustTollywood.com News

The news is that Junior NTR's marriage has been postponed by another four months or so. The actor, it has been said, will marry in the month of May. His wedding has been fixed with Narne Srinivas' daughter Lakshmi Pranathi.It is rumoured that NTR has, in consultation with elders, decided to postpone it for 8 months. The reason is not yet known.
It is known that a file was filed by a lawyer some days ago, which said that the bridegroom was a minor and thus was not eligible to marry. It has been squashed though.It is understood that NTR and Pranathi's family members are looking for a good muhurat to marry them off.

Article Involves:: N T Rama Rao jr

Ajith makes a point - JustTollywood.com News

At the felicitation ceremony of Tamil Nadu CM M Karunanidhi, actor Ajith made a plea to some industry elders to not try to impose their dictum on every artiste and technician saying that participation in the agitations or dharnas undertaken by them over issues like that of the Carvery is compulsory.
He said that compulsion cannot be imposed on every one and that it was unbecoming of some elders to threaten to impose a ban if someone did not participate in the agitations.He used the occasion to urge the CM to make a statement that those who did not like to take part in such agitations should not be compelled to do. The actor got a pat on his back by no less a star than Rajinikanth himself for his sound opinion on the issue.
Later, Karunanidhi endorsed his statements when he said that compulsion cannot be imposed to partake in political events or movements.The context is relevant in the case of Tollywood too, where one veteran actor wants the industry to have a political opinion on the statehood issue.

Article Involves:: Ajith, Rajinikanth

Tabu's first music video soon - JustTollywood.com News

Bollywood actress Tabu will soon be seen in a music video, which will be the debut work of singer-composer Rashee Ali of Kabhi Kabhi Aditi (a Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na track) fame. The thing is that she will be shooting for the album in apna Hyderabad very soon.
If it's a good news for Tabu's fans, who have been longing to see her in any avatar after her not-so-successful Cheeni Kum, for AR Rahman's fans, it might turn out to be equally interesting. The piece will not only be executive-produced by the now world-famous musician, but also sees his disciple Rashee Ali releasing his first full-fledged composition and his other disciple Raqueeb Alam penning his lyrics.
The video will be directed by Trilok, a reputable ad filmmaker. The news that Tabu will be coming to the city soon, where she has a lot of friends and well-wishers like Nagarjuna, is spreading like wildfire.Wonder if it will also result in Rahman's visit to the city for a promotion! It will be reliving the Rahmania moments for the Hyderabadis.

Article Involves:: Tabu, A R Rahman, Akkineni Nagarjuna

Naani's remarks condemned - JustTollywood.com News

The AP Film Chambers of Commerce has unequivocally condemned the remarks made by Kodali Venkateswara Rao (Naani) against some leaders of the Telangana movement. Following the politician-film producer's Sunday comments, his film Adurs' screening has been halted in 7 districts of the region. Fearing a back last against Tollywood yet again, the industry representatives made it clear that they were his personal opinions and the industry was not responsible for them.
D Suresh Babu strongly said that reckless comments should not be made using the freedom to transgress (the line laid by the industry). He also urged that no one should make statements that affected Tollywood. At a time when the dust was settling down, Suresh opined, a controversy like this was unfortunate.
Film Employees Federation's Rajeshwara Reddy expressed anguish that the remarks made by producers of the ilk of Naani, who made films once in two years, was affecting the livelihood of over 10,000 cine workers.Some expressed concern that the efforts of the biggies in the past 2 months have been undone by Naani's latest outbursts.

Article Involves:: Kodali Nani, Daggubati Suresh Babu