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Friday, February 1, 2013

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Actor GAUTHAM KARTHIK SHOCKED WITH THULASI NAIR LIP KISS

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 10:25 AM PST


Director Mani Ratnam has a unique way of picturing sequences and he is one filmmaker who believes in naturality & spontaneity. The tough task maker used the same technique to get the romantic smooch between the lead pair of Kadal right.

In a recent interview, Gautham Karthik was asked to share his experience performing the love-making sequence. Surprisingly, the actor claimed he had no clue that Thulasi Nair was going to lock lips with him. Mani Ratnam explained the scene to Thulasi, but Gautham was't informed prior about the lip-lock.
As soon as Thulasi kissed Gautham, the youngster was in a state of shock as he never unexpected it. On the other hand, Mani was delighted to capture the blank expression on the hero's face as it is all what he was expecting.

The lip-lock sequence has become quite popular ever since the trailer was out and it even stirred controversy for shooting such sequence with Thulasi who is a minor. Doubts were raised by films buffs on whether or not this smooch clip will be there when they throng theatres.
Wish Mani Ratnam doesn't compromise on his creative freedom at any cost.

Chief Minister's Verdict on Vishwaroopam

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 10:21 AM PST

'Karunanidhi is my political adversary and I haven't banned the films made by his family members. Then why should I ban Kamal Haasan's movie'. The very punch pierced through lens of cameras and boom mikes in the press meet hall as honorable Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha interacted with media channels pertaining to the ban on Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam.

With the entire Indian film fraternity thronging up for the support of Kamal Haasan, the Chief Minister incisively clarified that she has nothing to do personally with Kamal as he is not her rival in anyway and there is no political vendetta with respect to this issue.

'The Government had to take certain actions and pass section 144 for the sake of maintaining peace and cordiality in the state' said CM Jayalalitha as she continued to add that this a feud between Kamal Haasan and the party that has opposed the release of film on its feelings, which could be amicabbly settled.

When asked about Kamal Haasan on his statement of selling his properties to settle the loss, she had a sang-froid reply saying, "The Government has nothing to do with Kamal Haasan's decision of pledging his property to make a film."

On the pars, celebrated actors and technicians from Tamil film industry and small screen that included Siva Kumar, Suriya, Karthi, Bala, Prasanna, Madhavan, Ameer, producer KE Gnanavel Raja and others were spotted at the residence of Kamal Haasan to have their views exerted following the decision of Tamil Nadu CM. They thanked chief minister for the commendable decision and mentioned that their support for Kamal Haasan will remain constant forever.

Vijay Mallya Appreciates Kamal’s Vishwaroopam

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 10:16 AM PST

Liquor baron and industrialist Vijay Mallya has appreciated Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam. Tweeting about this film, Vijay Mallya said that he loved the film so much that he feels like giving his 26 per cent share in the United Breweries to Kamal Haasan for free.

It is sad to note that a film receiving such a huge compliment from one of India's top ranking businessman is banned in Tamil Nadu, unfortunately, a state where Kamal belongs!

Everybody needs a hit: Shruti Haasan

Posted: 31 Jan 2013 10:12 AM PST


Shruti Haasan, who is neck deep in work right now, says she couldn't have had a better start to 2013, "I am busy with three Telugu films, two Hindi films and a Tamil movie.I have a busy and exciting year ahead," says Shruti, who is currently shooting for Yevadu with Ram Charan. In fact, the actress celebrated her birthday on Monday with the cast and crew of themovie on the sets.
The actress also confirms that she has signed a Harish Shankar movie opposite NTR Jr. The two were supposed to work together earlier, but due of date issues, Shruti had to opt out. "Now, I will finally be working with NTR Jr and I'm excited about teaming up with Harish Shankar again after Gabbar Singh," she says.
Shruti is also pinning her hopes on her Hindi film, Ramaiya Vasta Vaiya, to make a Bollywoodcomeback of sorts after a long hiatus. And this one has a good dose of Southern flavour too. "Prabhu Dheva has already made his mark inBollywood as a directorand since I know him well, it is so comfortable to be working with him in this remake of Nuvvostanante Nenoddantana.We have however, made a lot of changes in theHindi version. I am playing a village girl in this film," adds Shruti, who is essaying Trisha's role in the film. The actress also has anotherBollywood movie in her kitty — a Nikhil Advani film set against the backdrop of terrorism, starring Arjun Rampal.
"I am working on a Tamil movie too. I love this…being busy and working everyday," she says. Tell her that after a series of flops, her fortunes changed with one hit and Shruti says, "Yes, everybody needs a hit, but at the same time people have to like my work too. I'm more thankful for the fact that people appreciated my work in every film and I work hard to earn that."
With her filmi graph going strong, Shruti is keen on focusing on her singing career now. "Music has always been my love and I will be singing a lot more in Tollywood films, apart from writing lyrics too," reveals the actress, who is busy shuttling between Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai these days. "I live in Mumbaiwith my mom and sister. And of course, I always consider Chennai as home. But for the last few years, I've been practically living in Hyderabad," says Shruti.

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