Wednesday, October 6, 2010

Nagineedu turns busy now - JustTollywood.com News



It is a surprise that Nagineedu, who played a role in Chennakesava Reddy had failed to grab the attention of the audiences. However, he was boasted as the latest villain of the Telugu cinema and shot into fame after the release and stupendous success of ‘Maryada Ramanna’.

He is presently doing in ‘Aha Naa Pellanta, one more film of Allari Naresh, Parama Veera Chakra and Puri Jagannadh’s film ‘Nenu Naa Rakshasi’, with Rana Daggubati in the lead.

Nagineedu would do Puri’s film after the completion of ‘Aha Naa Pellanta’. Nagineedu in a casual chat revealed that Rajamouli first did not allow him to dub his voice for the movie. However, with the intervention of music director Keeravani that it is imperative and ensured his own voice for the flick.


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Nagineedu, Allari Naresh, Puri Jagannadh, Daggubati Rana, M M Keeravani

Protests against Nayantara - JustTollywood.com News



Expressing support to Prabhu Deva’s wife Latha aka Ramalath, who has approached a family court that her husband was avoiding her following a ‘relationship’ with Nayantara, various women’s associations conducted a protest in Chennai on Tuesday.

Members of women and human rights organizations, during their agitation Tuesday morning, also burnt an effigy of Nayantara and raised slogans against her for “bringing disrepute to Tamil culture”.

“Ramalath hails from a middle class family and we are behind her. She and her sons will become orphaned if Prabhu Deva deserts her for Nayantara. We will show black flags to Nayantara wherever she goes”, one of the agitators said.

Meanwhile, there are reports that Ramalath had threatened to go on an indefinite hunger strike if her husband married Nayantara. On Monday, the mother of two children moved the family court, requesting a reunion with her husband and stating that she was unwilling to go in for a divorce.


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Prabhu Deva, Nayantara

'Orange' shooting progresses at Ramanaidu Studio - JustTollywood.com News



The shooting of the upcoming film of Ram Charan Teja, ‘Orange’ (O range love story), directed by Bommarillu Bhaskar and produced by Nagendrababu on the banner of Anjana Productions, is nearing completion, while the canning of the last song is in progress now at Ramanaidu Studios in Hyderabad involving the hero and Genelia.

The shooting may continue for another couple of days. Besides Genelia, Shahzahn Padamsee is playing another female lead and Madhurima is playing a key role in this flick. The producer is of the opinion to wrap up the shooting and other formalities soon and release the film on November 10 as a Diwali gift.

If everything goes as per schedule, the audio of the film is likely to be launched on October 17. The film has music from Harris Jayraj.


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Ram Charan Teja, "Bommarillu" Bhaskar , Nagendra Babu, Genelia, Shazahn Padamsee, Madhurima , Harris Jayaraj

'Kushiga' continues shoot at Varanasi - JustTollywood.com News



Pawan Kalyan and Trisha are pairing up for the first time for ‘Kushiga’, a remake of successful Bollywood film ‘Love Aaj Kal’, directed by Jayant C Paranji and produced by Ganesh Babu on the banner of Parameswara Arts. The shooting of the first schedule of the film was completed at Ramoji Film City recently. Now the unit is in Varanasi for the second schedule likely to be launched on October 7.

For the first time, Pawan Kalyan is playing dual roles, while Kriti Karbandha is playing another heroine in the movie. Manisharma is scoring music for the flick. The producer says, ‘It is romantic comedy and the story of the film is entertaining and at the same time there is a chance for good dosage of romance. Pawan Kalyan is being portrayed in a different angle in this film.

The film has all the elements that were expected from the fans of Pawan Kalyan.’ The Power Star is of the opinion to complete the film at any cost by December to ensure its release in January as a Sankranti gift.


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Pawan Kalyan, Trisha, Jayant C Paranji, Ganesh Babu, Kriti Kharbanda, Mani Sharma

'Bava' audio on October 9 - JustTollywood.com News



The audio of ‘Bava’ directed by Ramababu and produced by ML Padmakumar Choudary on the banner of Sree Kirthi Combines with Siddharth and Praneetha in the lead and Rajendra Prasad playing the role of Siddhu’s father is all set to hit the stands on October 9.

The film is being made with rural backdrop and it would be a romantic entertainer. Chakri gave melodious tunes to all the songs. A major part of the film was shot in and around Rajahmundry and Palakollu. Aravind Krishna is handling the camera while Gouthamraju is editing the copy.


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Ramababu, M L Padmakumar Choudhary, Siddharth, Praneetha Subash, Rajendra Prasad, Chakri , Aravind Krishna (I), Goutham Raju

Raviteja is 'Yedava' - JustTollywood.com News



Already well informed by Ramgopal Varma that his new movie ‘Katha Screenplay Darshakathvam Appalraju’ will be a rude satire on Tollywood which would target all the big names of industry, shocks initially started up with Varma himself followed by Raghavendra Rao, B. Gopal and others.

First stills of the movie out into the market and the fresh finding is that not alone directors even their movie titles were given the due share of satirical criticism by Varma. A take on Raviteja’s movie titled as ‘Yedava’ with Cinematographer as Chota K Naidu is a major finding from these stills, as shown in the above pic.


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Ram Gopal Varma, K Raghavendra Rao, B Gopal, Ravi Teja, Chota K Naidu

Heroine throws a grand party in Bahrain! - JustTollywood.com News



Mamta Mohandas, who is enjoying her vacation in Bahrain, has thrown a lavish party to her friends there! Reason? Well, she apparently promised them that in case India wins the match today against Australia, then she would give them a party.

The Indian team won and she had to give the party.She also shared her happiness about India's win. "Hugs and embraces indeed on t ground.. Yet another victory for India against the Aussies. Love it!"


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Mamta Mohandas