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Genere: Thriller
Director: Mohit Suri
Producer: Mukesh Bhatt
Star Cast:Emraan Hashmi, Adhyayan Suman, Kangna Ranaut
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# Language: Hindi
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# Runtime: 2h 24m

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Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Harry Potter fans were peeved when the sixth flick in the franchise was pushed back from its original Nov. 2008 release date, but the penultimate Potter picture should be worth the wait. Readers of the book already know that Half-Blood Prince features one of the most heartbreaking deaths in the series, as well as the revelation of what appears to be a sinister friend of Voldemort. On a lighter, more comical note, Half-Blood Prince is also the book/movie where the teenage students of Hogwarts find their hormones running amuck, with Harry's pals Ron and Hermione beginning to realize they've got a thang for each other. (Jul. 17)

Bride Wars (2009)

Story
Liv (Kate Hudson) and Emma (Anne Hathaway) are lifelong best friends obsessed with getting married -- and more importantly, having the perfect wedding at New York’s Plaza Hotel. Except there’s a glitch: Their June weddings get scheduled for the same Saturday and no other date is available for three years! When neither agrees to move to a different venue, the battle is on. And the pranks: There’s Emma’s disastrous trip to a tanning salon where her skin becomes solid orange and Liv’s appointment at a beauty salon where her blonde locks are turned mysteriously blue.

Acting
Adding this to her recent list of dumb comedies like My Best Friend's Girl and Fool's Gold, Hudson is in need of a serious career intervention. Her character here, a supposedly smart lawyer who will sink to ANY depths to get married and have a dream wedding just doesn’t mesh. It’s SO 50 years ago that feminists watching these two engage in a knock-down drag-out fight over a hotel ballroom will recoil in horror. And after all that acclaim for Rachel Getting Married, Hathaway should just find a place to hide – though, to be fair, in one or two scenes she does manage to find a shred of believability. Too bad it’s not nearly enough.

Direction
Although it starts out with a bit of promise, director Gary Winick clearly just sat back as the proceedings spun out of control with one ridiculous scene after another. Of course, he isn’t given much help by Greg DePaul, CaseyWilson and June Diane Raphael’s waaaaaaay over-the-top screenplay which reduces these two apparent friends into babbling morons. Those interested in witnessing two women demean themselves for 90 minutes should have a lot of fun.

UNBORN :

Story
Attractive college co-ed Casey (Odette Yustman) finds herself the target of the diabolical Dybbuk, a spirit which has bided its time since her birth to make its nefarious presence known. Is it perhaps a manifestation of her twin brother, who died in the womb all those years ago? Since dear old Dad (James Remar) is away on business -- seemingly for the entire length of the movie -- concerned Casey seeks answers from Sofi Kozma (Jane Alexander), a survivor of the Holocaust who may hold the key to Casey’s past. Needless to say, those to whom Casey confides her fears often find themselves in danger of being offed in gruesome fashion. (Misery may love company, but the Dybbuk doesn’t.) In a last-ditch effort to rid herself of the evil spirit, Casey turns to Rabbi Sendak (Gary Oldman), who finally agrees to perform an exorcism after he, too, sees the signs.

Acting
Aside from acting terrified (and looking good doing it), Yustman (Cloverfield) is totally at the mercy of the story, which shows little mercy when it comes to providing any concrete (or even shaky) answers to the questions it raises. She’s attractive, but there’s not much else to the character. As Casey’s respective boyfriend and best friend, Cam Gigandet (Twilight) and Meagan Good (Saw V) are merely functionaries, offering the typical mixture of skepticism and support before learning for themselves -- too late, of course! -- that maybe Casey’s suspicions have validity. Adding a (misplaced?) touch of class to the proceedings are Oldman, who doesn’t embarrass himself, and Alexander, who isn’t so fortunate. It’s also a wonder why Carla Gugino, seen occasionally in flashback as Casey’s deceased mother, even bothered. It’s a nothing role, which might explain why the actress has no billing other than in the end credits.

Direction
There’s no question that writer/director David S. Goyer has a deep love and appreciation for horror and science-fiction, given his previous credits, which include the scripts for Dark City, Blade and The Dark Knight, but as a director his work (which includes Blade: Trinity and last year’s The Invisible) leaves much to be desired. There are some good ideas here, and some individual scenes are reasonably effective, but the parts don’t add up to a satisfactory whole. The Unborn suffers from a botched delivery.

NEW RELEASES :IN HOLLY WOOD

Story
Dave Johnson’s (Morris Chestnut) dreams of playing in the major leagues have long been dashed and now he’s left to coach Little League and try to make a go of his modest construction firm. He’s a good guy, but after more than a decade of marriage, he’s is constantly harassed by his successful realtor/wife Clarice (Taraji P. Henson) and her obnoxious mother, Mary (Jenifer Lewis). A tragic automobile accident brings things to a marital boiling point -- Clarice becomes housebound with severe leg injuries, and Dave just might be attracted to the physical therapist Julie (Maeve Quinlan), a white single mother who has arrived to help out.

Acting
Based on T.D. Jakes’ religious themed book Woman Thou Art Loosed , this intense and old fashioned drama offers some meaty roles to some fine actors, and they run with the opportunity -- particularly Chestnut, who displays such warmth and likeability he seems almost too good to be true. Henson (The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button, Hustle and Flow) has had a few good screen outings of late but probably could have taken it down just a notch to make Clarice just a little more empathetic. You almost wonder how poor Dave has lasted so long with this woman. Ditto Lewis. On the other hand, the warm and understanding Quinlan is the perfect counterpoint, pointing out a real crisis of conscience for Dave. Welcome comic relief comes in the form of his buddies, Eddie Cibrian and particularly the highly amusing Kevin Hart. And watch for a restaurant-scene cameo by Jakes.

Direction
Fortunately, actor turned director Bill Duke knows how to rein in this tricky marital story and make its most important message -- tolerance and perseverance in relationships --somehow ring true. There may not be a whole lot of subtlety in this particular tale (or many of Jakes books in general), but it’s an agreeable and engrossing affair that’s worthy of attention from anyone involved in a long term relationship. And it’s certainly refreshing for once to see this kind of romantic drama played out almost entirely from the male point of view.

More on Iron Man 2 Jim Rhodes replacement

I've just finished watching the IRON MAN film. It's November, and the film was released back in May, but, what can I say? I haven't felt the urge to search out the film to see what all the fuss is about. Well, I watched it the other day, and do you know what? Pisses all over the Hulk. Both Hulks. Brilliant. I love what Favs has done with it, and I really want to see where the second film goes... which brings me nicely onto this article. It seems that a recent article in Entertainment Weekly made a few minor errors regarding Terrence Howard's replacement in the form of Don Cheadle as Jim Rhodes in IRON MAN 2.

The EW article said that due to the over-sized paycheck and disputes with Howard over his role of Rhodes in the first film, director Jon Favreau was thinking of curtailing the character in the second's story and that a reduced salary offer rejected by Howard's people lead to Cheadle taking over the role.

Howver, IRON MAN 2 writer Justin Theroux said: "I can only tell you what I know which is that from a writing standpoint we didn’t do anything differently [with the character]. It’s not like we were sitting there going, we need less of this or that. We just approached the characters and the story on their own terms...Rhodes is completely present in a very strong and big way…He’s COMPLETELY present."

Glad we got that cleared up then. IRON MAN 2 will be released in 2010.

'The Prisoner' Patrick McGoohan Dies

Legendary actor Patrick McGoohan has died aged 80.

The American-born star appeared in a host of films and TV shows during a career spanning more than 50 years.

He shot to fame in 1960s British TV show Danger Man but is likely to be best remembered for his role as the title character in cult sci-fi series The Prisoner.

He also had several notable film roles including parts in classic comedy-drama Silver Streak and as Longshanks, King Edward I in Mel Gibson's Oscar-winning epic Braveheart.

McGoohan, who scooped two Emmy Awards during his career, died on Tuesday, Jan. 13, in Los Angeles after a short illness.

He leaves a wife, Joan Drummond McGoohan, three daughters, five grandchildren, and a great-grandson.

Review: Bolt

While hardly a groundbreaking original, Bolt is one of the more engaging non-Pixar computer animated features to be released by Disney. At the very least, it's a massive leap forward from the rather dull Chicken Little. Much of the credit should go toward producer John Lasseter, a wily animation veteran who reportedly had a major influence on the production.

It's Truman Show goes to the dogs in this tale of adorable pooch Bolt (voiced by John Travolta), a loving canine who believes he's a super dog. You see, Bolt is in the movies, but the joke's on him as he has no idea that his apparent super strength is the product of cinematic trickery. He actually believes that his powers are real. Bolt gets a reality check when he's thrown into the real world and soon, through the aid of streetwise alley-cat Mittens (voiced by Susie Essman) and hyperactive hamster Rhino (voiced by Mark Walton), Bolt will quickly learn what life's really about as he frantically attempts to make his way back to his loving owner/co-star Penny (voiced by Miley Cyrus).

There's no denying Bolt's endearingly sweet tone. What the film lacks in originality it more than makes up for in charm. There are even a few playful jabs at the movie industry. In the end though, Bolt is simply about man's (or in this case, girl's) best friend.

The cast is terrific. Travolta and Essman play off of each other beautifully (that is, if you can buy the notion of a dog bonding with a cat – hey, it worked for Tom and Jerry) but it's sidekick Rhino (voiced by Mark Walton) a wired hamster who spends the entire film performing from the confines of a transparent gerbil ball - that audiences will be talking about. If you ask me though, it's the dopey pigeons who steal the show.

Bolt isn't in the same league as Kung Fu Panda or Wall-E but it's still a pleasant animated feature with enough heart, laughs and high energy antics to keep both kids and adults entertained.

On a side-note, Bolt is playing in both digital 3-D and standard 2-D.

Who's Getting Heath's Globe?

Heath Ledger’s Golden Globe win for his performance in Dark Knight was "bittersweet" for his family -- what will happen to the actual award?

"I should imagine that eventually it will be going to Matilda," Ledger’s mother, Sally Bell told People magazine of the award. "At this stage she is only so young, but down the track she will have all these things. It will belong to her because she is part of him."

Ledger's father, Kim, told Australian media that he felt "elated, fantastic" as he watched the awards ceremony from his home in Perth, Australia.

"Absolutely fantastic, bittersweet but feeling great," Kim Ledger elaborated.

"A standing ovation breaks you up," he said, referring to the ovation Ledger's win received from the star-studded audience. "That really goes to the heart, you know."

The Golden Globe was accepted in Beverly Hills on Sunday by Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan.

The film has garnered Ledger, 28, not only the Golden Globe but also won a Critics Choice Award, a Screen Actors Guild and Oscar nomination.

'Fantasy Island' Star Montalban Dead

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Ricardo Montalban is heading towards that big Fantasy Island in the sky.

The Mexican-born actor, who became well-known for playing the enigmatic Mr. Roarke on the popular ‘80s TV show, has died at the age of 88.

Montalban's death was announced at a city council meeting by president Eric Garcetti, who represents the district where the actor lived, the Associated Press reports. Garcetti did not give a cause of death.

Although he got his start in splashy musicals in the 1940s, especially swimming opposite MGM star Esther Williams, it was later in his career that he got the most recognition. First, he played Khan in an original 1960s Star Trek episode, only to reprise the role in the 1982 film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.

Then he took on the role as the faintly mysterious, white-suited Mr. Roarke, who presided over a tropical island resort where visitors were able to fulfill their lifelong dreams -- usually at the unexpected expense of a difficult life lesson. Following a floatplane landing and lei ceremony, he greeted each guest with the line: "I am Mr. Roarke, your host. Welcome to Fantasy Island." The show ran from 1978 to 1984.

"What you saw on the screen and on television and on talk shows, this very courtly, modest, dignified individual, that's exactly who he was," Montalban's longtime friend and publicist David Brokaw told AP.

So honestly, have you ever wondered what Mr. Roarke was? An angel, a demon? In a 1978 interview with AP, Montalban analyzed the ethereal quality of his character: "Was he a magician? A hypnotist? Did he use hallucinogenic drugs? I finally came across a character that works for me. He has the essence of mystery, but I need a point of view so that my performance is consistent. I now play him 95 percent believable and 5 percent mystery. He doesn't have to behave mysteriously; only what he does is mysterious."

That still doesn’t really explain it.

Miller doing Buck Rogers?



Frank Miller and Odd Lot Entertainment, the creator and production company behind the upcoming comic-book adventure "The Spirit," are close to teaming again on the classic sci-fi property "Buck Rogers."

Odd Lot, the shingle run by Gigi Pritzker and Deborah Del Prete, is in negotiations to option the rights to "Rogers" from Nu Image/Millennium, which obtained those rights this year from the Dille Trust. Millennium is expected to get a credit on the movie but won't be involved in day-to-day production.

John Flint Dille, a friend of Miller's, operates the trust, which may have partly prompted rumors at the time of the Millennium acquisition that the comic auteur-turned-filmmaker might come aboard to direct. But Miller was not attached at the time; he only became involved when Odd Lot entered the picture.

Miller will write and direct his own big-screen take on the comic serial; while the creator has only begun to sketch ideas, it's expected to be a darker take, with many of Miller's signature visual elements and themes, such as corruption and redemption.

It's likely to be a priority project for Miller, though he has been mulling a "Sin City" sequel.

One of the first pop-culture vehicles to tackle the issue of space exploration, the story of Buck Rogers began life as a comic serial in the late 1920's and early '30's and has seen numerous film and television versions over the years.

ABC had a TV series in the '50s, and NBC produced a feature film and TV series in the late '70s and early '80s, which imagined the space explorer as someone who woke up in the 25th century to find Earth destroyed and was then consigned to roam distant planets.

The party that controls the underlying rights has the ability to make any movie of television series off the property. At the moment, Odd Lot is planning only on a feature film.

Miller is the acclaimed writer and illustrator behind the graphic novel franchise "Sin City," which became a hit for the Weinstein Co. in 2004. He also is behind Warners breakout "300." "The Spirit," which Lionsgate releases next week, examines the pulpy hero created by Miller mentor Will Eisner.

'Idol' premiere ratings huge, and lowest yet

UPDATED: "American Idol" had its lowest-rated, in-season premiere to date.

The eighth season debut of the massively popular singing competition lost about 10% of its audience this year and a bit more (-15%) in the adult demo.

“Idol” was seen by 30.1 million viewers, with an 11.7 national rating among adults 18-49 and 28 share. That's the lowest since the show's non-comparable series debut in the summer of 2002. Among total viewers, it's the lowest since a special Monday start in 2004 (30.0 million).

Fox Entertainment chairman Peter Liguori said the network is feeling mixed about the numbers -- "relieved," "optimistic," and yet "not satisfied."

Relieved because the expected "Idol" erosion wasn't worse.

"Not satisfied" because, even though "Idol" is a ratings behemoth, it's still incumbent upon the network to somehow maintain the show's popularity.

And "optimistic" because critic and fan reaction to last night's episode was generally positive, and Liguori hopes that "word-of-mouth" and this round's ongoing format tweaks will improve the show's typically predictable performance trajectory over the course of the season.

"We've pulled back on the number of audition weeks, [new judge] Kara [DioGuardi] hit it out of the park, she felt very authentic," Liguori said. "I'm hoping that the ratings will not be the same as in year's past, that the sag in the middle of the season won't be as severe."

Last year the "Idol" premiere was down double digits, yet improved year-over-year as the season progressed. Liguori said Fox hopes the second episode tonight is down less than last year, which will give the network confidence the changes are working.

There's been plenty of critics second guessing the "Idol" format changes this year. But tweaks such as adding a fourth judge and fewer flop auditions represent the tried and true way of freshening reality hits -- heavily promoted minor variations that don't alter the show's core format. If anything, “Idol” was at a greater risk of decline if Fox had left the show untouched.

And despite its overall drop, the "Idol" premiere widened the gap between itself and the second-highest-rated entertainment telecast this season: "Idol" was 57% higher than "Grey's Anatomy" premiere, compared to 55% higher than the ABC soap last year.

CBS came in second place, NBC third and ABC fourth. CBS dramas “NCIS” (18.6 million, 3.7/9) and “The Mentalist” (18.1 million, 3.8/9) held up very well against “Idol,” both drawing ratings on par with their other performances this season and each retained more than 95% of their ratings from last week.

NBC was the hardest hit by the return of Fox's juggernaut. The second week of “The Biggest Loser” (8.9 million, 3.3/8) was down 27% from its premiere, yet up 10% in the slot compared to last year. The second week of ABC’s “Homeland Security” (6.0 million, 1.8/5, down 22%) and “Scrubs” (4.5 million, 2.2/5, down a disappointing 29%) also dropped. Though the network came in fourth, ABC points out its lineup is up 64% compared to the same night last year, the biggest gain of any network.

The 10 p.m. dramas, CBS' "Without a Trace" made gains (12.4 million, 2.9/7) while NBC's "Law & Order: SVU" (9.8 million, 3.6/9) won the hour. ABC aired "Primetime: What Would You Do?" (7.3 million, 2.8/7).

Warner Bros. planning Yogi Bear feature




Warner Bros. are planning a feature length film based on YOGI BEAR, the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon character.

The Hollywood Reporters says Joshua Sternin and Jeffrey Ventimilia (THAT 70'S SHOW, TOOTH FAIRY) are writing a script for the proposed film, which will be a live-action/animated hybrid along the lines of ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS, which was released earlier this year.

The film will feature live-action actors, but Yogi and sidekick Boo Boo will be CG.

Cars 2 coming in 2011

Disney's planned sequel to the hit film CARS has been brought forward a year. The release of the film will now be in 2011, according to the studio, who announced the news at the Kodak Theater in Hollywood on Wednesday (September 25th).

The sequel to the original, which took a massive $462 million at the box-office, will hit theaters at the same time as a new attraction "Cars Land" opens at the California Adventure theme park in Anaheim.

Disney added that it will also produce a series of animated short films starring Mater and other characters from the first feature., which will air on the Disney Channel and in front of other features in theaters.

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	Maska
Credits

Jeevi rating: 3/5
Punchline: two-timing
Genre: Romance/Action
Type: Straight
Banner: Sri Sumanth Arts

Cast: Ram, Hansika Motwani, Sheela, Sunil, Mukesh Rushi, Pradeep Rawat, Naresh, Brahmanandam, Paruchuri Gopala Krishna, Dharmavarapu Subramanyam, Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao, Ali, Krishna Bhagawan (single scene?), Ali (single scene?), Gundu Hanmantha Rao, Telangana Sakuntala, Seeta

Music: Chakri
Cinematography: Sekhar V Joseph
Editing: Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao
Art: -
Lyrics: Kandikonda
Fights: Ram Lakshman
Story: Surya
Direction: B Gopal
Screenplay - Producer: MS Raju
Release date: 14 January 2009

Review

Story

Krish Jagarlamudi (not the Gamyam director, but hero Ram) is a spoilt brat who looks for shortcuts to earn fame and money. Unable to clear his graduation and get a job, Krish plans to love and marry a rich girl Manju (Sheela) who is going to USA. In the process he meets another girl Meenu (Hansika Motwani) and really falls in love with her. The rest of the story is all about when both these girls come to know about the cheating nature of Krish. There is also a political twist to the story.

Artists Performance

Ram: After Devdas, this film gives an oppurtunity to Ram to portray the entire gamut of emotions. His dances are amazing in Hare Hare Rama (1st song) and Bagdad Gajadonga (last song). He moves his body like a spring in those songs. He handles comedy department exceptionally well with the right dialogue delivery and diction. However, we do notice an uncanny resemblance to the body language of Pawan Kalyan in Ram’s performance.

Heroines: Hansika Motwani did a traditional character in this film. She is pretty good. The fans of Hansika will have a whale of time in ‘Kalloki Dilloki’ song where she wore a micro mini skirt (with a low angle camera). Sheela who looks pretty traditional did the role of temptress in this film. And she is extremely glamorous with liberal exposure of her dusky skin.

Other actors: Sunil did a full-length role in this film after a long gap. He is extremely good and provides lot of entertainment. After doing Kokapeta Aunty in Tulasi, Jhansi has done another entertaining role that speaks in Nellore slang. Brahmanandam did the role of a kidnapped doc and he is just average. Introduction scene of Paruchuri Venkateswara Rao is good. One does not understand what Krishna Bhagawan is doing in this film. He has one insignificant scene with a single dialogue. Ali is also wasted. Mukesh Rushi, Pradeep Rawat, Naresh, Dharmavarapu and Telangana Sakuntala are adequate.

Technical departments

Story - screenplay - direction: Story of the film is provided by Surya. He judiciously mixed a triangular love story with an action backdrop. Screenplay of the film is considerably good. MS Raju borrowed the Vaali screenplay where hero shows a photo of a girl to tell the story to heroine and the girl in photo meet hero in real. The thread of conversing in numbers has got good commercial payoff in the second half. The direction by B Gopal is decent in the first half. There is a bit of lag in pre-climax scenes. The hero shifting his love from Sheela and Hansika should have been shot more efficiently. The villains are projected as the most dreaded till climax and they are shown in the positive light at end. Hence there is no commercial payoff for the action/mass part of the film.

Other departments: Music by Chakri is good. The picturization of the songs is excellent. But the director could not place these songs effectively into the film. The choreography for 1st song (Hare Hare) and last song (Bagdad Gajadonga) by Prem Rakshit is pretty cool. Cinematography is nice. The locations in 'Kalaganna' song are good. Dialogues by Paruchuri brothers are good. They wrote nice comedy one-liners as well as good mass dialogues. Production values by MS Raju are grand.

Analysis: First half of the film is handled well and provides entertainment. You can see B Gopal kind of mass elements in the second half. The movie goes slow towards the climax of the film. The plus points of the film are Ram and first half. On the flip side, there is a bit of lag in the last half an hour of the film and more clarity is needed in love triangle. On a whole, Maska has got entertainment elements that might work at box office.

How did the KIKK project happen?
VV Vinayak, Dolly (Kishore Parthasani) and myself were roommates around 10 years back. It had been my ambition to introduce him as a director. He narrated me a few stories and I liked KIKK. Then I made him narrate the story to D Suresh Babu. The script was written with Siddhardh in mind and Siddhardh accepted it. We wanted to cast a fresh girl, but could not find any. We had Tamanna as the back-up option. When we approached Tamanna, she quoted a high price. But she did it for a reasonable amount after listening to the script.

What is the story of KIKK?
We tend to do difficult things with love when we fall in love. KIKK talks about those feelings. It is a love story. It has family emotions that were never touched in Telugu films. It is a youth film with family orientation.

KIKK is all about moral values in life. It is a clean and healthy film. There will not be a single cut from censor for KIKK.

Tell us about the music of the film?
Shankar, Ehsaan and Loy are doing for the first time in a Telugu film. They are all full of positive energy. They scored rich music. There are six full songs and two bit songs in the film. All the songs in this film are situational except for one.

What are the other strengths of the film?
I feel that writing department of KIKK is very strong. The screenplay of KIKK is written by Vikram Siri and Deepak. Both these guys are of director material and they worked very hard for this film. I am going to produce a film each with Deepak and Vikram Siri. Abburi Ravi, Sirivennela, Chandra Bose, Chinni Charan and Rama Jogaiah Sastri also worked hard for this film.

The only film that suffered the ticket price disparity was Chintakayala Ravi. Do you feel bad about it?
There is no unity in producers. More than the ticket prices, I attribute the piracy as the most damaging concern for any film. There is rampant audio piracy and video piracy.

What steps do you think will prevent piracy?
The film chamber should lobby with the government to bring in strict rules against piracy. The punishment given to pirates should be more severe. Like Hindi films, we should let the DVD come out in three weeks of release so that pirates will not have a chance to capitalize the craze of a newly released film. We should also start having multistarrers with big heroes.

There are rumors that KIKK could be inspired by Hum Tum (When Harry Met Sally)?
If you prove it to me that KIKK is inspired by any other film, I will leave the film industry. KIKK is an original script.

What is your gut feel on KIKK?
I am proud of KIKK. It is a clean film made on moral values. At the same time it is thoroughly entertaining. This film explores certain issues of importance to the parents and youth. I am happy with KIKK and waiting to release it in the month of January 2009.

Tell us about your future projects?
My next film will has NTR as hero. Harish Shankar will direct it. Deepak is going to make his debut as director with another film which stars Venkatesh as hero. I am also making another film introducing Vikram Siri as the director. As of you, I finalized thesethree films.

What is special about this birthday?
This is my 25th birthday. This season is my favorite one because my sister is born on 29 December. Then we have new year eve, then my birthday on 8 Jan following by Sankranthi. It was like a festive season in our home. I had a few Sankranthi releases in the past and Nuvvu Leka Nenu Lenu became a big Sankranthi hit. For a change, Sasirekha Parinayam released on 1st Jan. Some people told us that there is a jinx on Telugu films released on 1st January. I am happy that Sasirekha broke that jinx by becoming a hit.

What kind of compliments are you getting for Sasirekha Parinayam?
There is lot of maturity to my character. The best compliment I got about the film is that women like the nobility of my character and they are saying that a groom should posses the qualities of Abhimanyu character. They like the climax scene and Vijayawada dialogue.

How is it like working with Krishna Vamsi?
I am a huge fan of Krishna Vamsi from his first film Gulabi. After becoming an actor, it was always my dream to act in Krishna Vamsi’s film. It materialized with Sasirekha Parinayam. I found a good friend and human being in Krishna Vamsi after working with him.

Tell us about the break you took in your career?
There was a slump in my career as I did wrong projects like Sakhiya, Oka Voorilo etc. I intentionally took a break for one year to get things right. I took the opportunity to do a film course during that gap. I waited for the right project. I started doing reasonable films after the gap. There are ups and downs in everybody’s career. I don’t regret anything. I am happy the way career is cruising at present.

Tell us about the film course you have done?
I did a filmmaking course in New York Film Academy. It teaches you all the aspects of filmmaking. It helped my understanding the nuances of scripting and characterization. I also did a short film each on an assassin, a love story and a music video. That course helped me understanding my character better while acting.

What is your dream role?
I always wanted to do a mafia character. I loved JD role in Satya, Vivek Oberai role in Company and Al Pacino role in Godfather. I would love to do such kinds of roles.

Who are your best friends in film industry?
Srikanth and Sunil are my best buddies. I keep meeting Tarak and Krishna Vamsi.

Are you open to do multi-starrers?
No. I am not comfortable doing them.

Who is the best among the heroines you worked so far?
Everybody is close to me. But Genelia is the best.

Who do you like the most among the heroes?
Chiranjeevi is my favorite actor and he is the best. I also watch the films of Bunny, Tarak and Prabhas.

Will you vote for Chiranjeevi?
Yes. I will vote for him. But I will not campaign for any political party.

When are you going to get married?
After 3-4 years.

Do you prefer love or arranged marriage?
I prefer arranged marriage because it makes everybody happy.

What is your next project?
My next project will be produced by Raju Harwani and directed by Raaj Aditya (Pourudu fame). This film will be in complete contrast to Sasirekha Parinayam. Most of the film will be shot in abroad. It is a youth love story with variety concept. This film will go to sets in the first week of February.

Slumdog Millionaire (2008)

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Directorsanny Boyle, Loveleen Tandan (co-director: India)
Writers:Simon Beaufoy (screenplay) and Vikas Swarup (novel)
Release Date: 5 December 2008 (Italy)
Genre:Crime | Drama | Romance
Awards: Nominated for 4 Golden Globes. Another 17 wins & 13 nominations

Plot
The story of Jamal Malik, an 18 year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, who is about to experience the biggest day of his life. With the whole nation watching, he is just one question away from winning a staggering 20 million rupees on India's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?" But when the show breaks for the night, police arrest him on suspicion of cheating; how could a street kid know so much? Desperate to prove his innocence, Jamal tells the story of his life in the slum where he and his brother grew up, of their adventures together on the road, of vicious encounters with local gangs, and of Latika, the girl he loved and lost. Each chapter of his story reveals the key to the answer to one of the game show's questions. Each chapter of Jamal's increasingly layered story reveals where he learned the answers to the show's seemingly impossible quizzes. But one question remains a mystery: what is this young man with no apparent desire for riches really doing on the game show? When the new day dawns and Jamal returns to answer the final question, the Inspector and sixty million viewers are about to find out. At the heart of its storytelling lies the question of how anyone comes to know the things they know about life and love.










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