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Vidya Balan

2011-09-24T05:20:00.003-07:00

Bollywood actress Vidya Balan is going to enact the late South Indian sensation Silk Smitha. Now, if everything goes well, she will be accompanied by another Bollywood star Ajay Devgn in this forthcoming film, which deals with Smitha's life.

The movie is being made by television queen Ekta kapoor's Balaji telefilms. The officials from the production house are likely to discuss with Ajay on this topic very soon. Ajay has recently worked with Balaji in his latest release Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai.

A sourced was quoted saying that Ajay is supposed to essay the role of a renowned filmmaker, who was involved with the actress Silk Smitha in her glory days. The source added the movie won't deal with the entire life of Silk Smitha, rather it will concentrate more on her relationships.

However, Vidya is also yet to sign the papers to finalize her inclusion in this project. But the director Milan Luthria is very much interested to sign Vidya to play the role.

The source further said that a Malyalam girl with a very Indian type of body is required for this role and Vidya fits the bill perfectly. If both the actors sign the project, it will be their second film together. The first was Halla Bol. (taheena)

Vimala Raman

2011-09-24T05:20:00.001-07:00

Vishaka Singh photoshoot

2011-09-24T05:19:00.003-07:00

Waheeda

2011-09-24T05:19:00.001-07:00

Tollywood new actresses and Tv serail artist Waheeda latest Photo Shoot from Thakita Thakita movie

Waheeda Rehman

2011-09-24T05:18:00.003-07:00

Information On Waheeda Rehman
Name:	Waheeda Rehman
Debut Film:	Ulfat Ki Nayee Manzilen

Waheeda Rehman's Profile

Waheeda's simple beauty and refreshingly natural style of acting gave her an edge over the carefully-lacquered bouffant brigade of the 1960s. She did have a penchant for picking three-hanky melodramas (Palki, Dil Diya Dard Liya, Aadmi, Neel Kamal), but even there, Waheeda consciously steered clear of glycerine overdoses and hysterianics.
Probably Waheeda's early training under mentor-director Guru Dutt, a cinematic genius, stood her in good stead. Her emoting was understated but effective, her thrush-sweet voice subdued in the loudest of scenes. Perhaps it was also a reflection of her own quiet personality. In Pyaasa, there was a scene where she hears of Guru Dutt's death and has to scream. Waheeda opened her mouth. No sound came out. Guru Dutt started laughing, saying she was the first girl who couldn't scream.
Guru Dutt signed on Hyderabad-based Waheeda for a Hindi film. She had worked in Telugu films like Jayasimha and Rojulu Marayi. Dutt gave her a vampish role in his production, CID (1956). The Bharata Natyam exponent stepped on the rungs on the ladder of stardom with her fleet-footed dancing to the Geeta Dutt hit, Kahin pe nigahein kahin pe nishana. Impressed, Guru Dutt promoted her to playing one of the leads in Pyaasa.
Dutt had the author-backed role of an emotionally spent, penniless poet in Pyaasa (1957), but Waheeda left an indelible mark too as Gulab, the sweet-faced streetwalker who comforts the poet stung by societal barbs. After Pyaasa, Waheeda's thirst for work was amply slaked. She had a contract with Dutt but he magnanimously permitted her to work in outside films (Solva Saal, Twelve o’Clock, Kaala Bazaar).
Dutt next cast his muse Waheeda as the solo heroine in his cinemascope epic, Kaagaz Ke Phool (1959). A scathing comment on the transient nature of stardom, the film was however rejected by the audience. Waheeda and Dutt's next collaboration, a purely commercial Muslim social, Chaudhvin Ka Chand (1960), fared better at the box office. The title song has endured over four decades. Fired by her critical successes, Waheeda was keen on playing the doomed and drunken Chhoti bahu of Dutt's Sahib Bibi Aur Ghulam (1962). But Dutt deemed her too young for the role and cast doyenne Meena Kumari. Waheeda was a breath of fresh air in the heavy film; Meena's role was, of course, unforgettable.
This was Waheeda and Dutt's last film together. Ironically, their Kaagaz Ke Phool had also talked of the distance that develops between a mentor and his discovery after her success. After breaking free from Dutt's banner, Waheeda continued to flourish. She won critical acclaim for her role of a danseuse in love with a dacoit (Sunil Dutt) in Dutt's home production, Mujhe Jeene Do, and struck gold with the spooky Bees Saal Baad. Waheeda teamed up with thespian Dilip Kumar in Dil Diya Dard Liya (inspired by Wuthering Heights), Aadmi and Ram Aur Shyam. But Dil Diya... proved to be an expensive flop. And Ram Aur Shyam was a double treat of Dilip Kumar --- her contribution to what was probably the biggest blockbuster of her career, was limited.
Waheeda reached her acme in the Dev Anand-produced Guide (1965), based on R K Narayan's classic novel. The film over the years attained an exalted cult status. Waheeda's producers were aghast when she accepted the role of an adulteress in Guide: "Aap apne pairon pe kulhadi maar rahi hain." The English version of the bilingual Guide (directed by Ted Danielski) didn't create many ripples but the Hindi version (directed by Vijay Anand) is a cinematic milestone --- S D Burman's mood-enhancing musical score, Dev's best ever performance and Waheeda.
Hers was a soul-in-her-eyes performance as Rosy, a danseuse who walks out on her impotent and imperious husband for a career and a new life with an encouraging guide (Dev Anand). Rosy's life is no bed of roses. The guide too exploits her emotionally and financially. Besides giving her a chance to break the taboo against grey-shaded roles, Guide also showcased Waheeda's dancing expertise --- watch her on a precarious ledge to the strains of Shailendra's life-affirming, Aaj phir jeene ki tamanna hai, aaj phir marne ka iraada hai. Subsequent hits like Patthar Ke Sanam (1967) and Neelkamal (1968) enhanced Waheeda's star status. But while Teesri Kasam (a rustic love story between a nautankiwali and a yokel) and Khamoshi (a tragic romance between a nurse and her psychologically-affected patient), were artistically satisfying, their black-and-white format in an era of riotous colour curtailed their box office chances.
Early 1970s saw Waheeda's career unravelling. Big-budget ventures like Dev Anand's Prem Pujari and Sunil Dutt's Reshma Aur Shera bit the dust. In 1974, Waheeda tied the knot with former actor Kamaljeet ten years after they played romantic leads in Shagun. She shifted to a sylvan farmhouse in Bangalore. Two children --- son Sohail and daughter Kashvi --- and a success story in the business of breakfast cereals completed the happily-ever-after family picture.
Waheeda has flown down to Mumbai since to work with big names like Amitabh (Kabhi Kabhie, Adalat, Namak Halal) or Yash Chopra (Chaandni, Lamhe). After an extended break, Waheeda was set to star in Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham but the sudden demise of her husband Kamaljeet on November 20, 2000, had her opt out at the nth hour. Today, Waheeda lives with her children (now in their 20s) in her sea-facing bungalow at Bandra, Mumbai. She enjoys gardening and gabfests with good friend Nanda over seafood at Mahesh lunch home and is content to do an occasional film (the Anupam Kher directed Om Jai Jagdish).
Famous Films:

1956 CID
1957 Pyaasa
1959 Kaagaz Ke Phool
1962 Sahib Biwi Aur Ghulam
1962 Bees Saal Baad
1965 Guide
1966 Teesri Kasam
1969 Khamoshi
1976 Kabhi Kabhie

Wordless Humour

2011-09-24T05:18:00.001-07:00

Mahendra Singh Dhoni

2011-09-24T05:17:00.002-07:00

Yakshiyum Njanum Photo Gallery

2011-09-24T05:17:00.000-07:00

Feb 1, 2011 by mm.saheb ·

Labels: Yakshiyum Njanum

Meghna Raj is very charming and friendly.Meghna raj in this movie offer a stunning performance with the touch of glamorous scenes. The movie is directed by vinayan.
Meghna Raj is very popular in kannada movies. With Yakshiyum Njanum she became favourite of Malayalam audience. Another importance of the movie is songs which already become hit in kerala. The picturisation of the songs are nicely taken .Vazhachal Athirappally is location of the song. Megna Raj with this movie going to be busy in malayalam movies.See the latest photos of Meghna Raj
See the latest photos of Yakshiyum Njanum.

Yoon Eun Hye Feeling Lonely

2011-09-24T05:16:00.001-07:00

Yuvarani - Tamil

2011-09-24T05:15:00.003-07:00

Yuvarani was a Tamil film actress. Yuvarani acted as heroine in Sakthi, Pasumpon, senthura pandi and sellakannu. She acquired credit for her sister role to Rajinikanth in his super hit movie "Badsha".

Yuvarani was married Ravindra, Malaysia based entrepreneur and has settled with two sons. She came back with negative role in famous Tamil serial "Siththi". Now she is acting in small roles in TV serials. According to Yuvarani she came back to settle in Chennai again and now set for taking sister or mother roles.

Zabyn Khan

2011-09-24T05:15:00.001-07:00

Zabyn Khan is an India actress who is famous for her item numbers. Her Sister Mumaith Khan is also doing item numbers in movies. Zabyn Khan is mostly acted in Telugu movies. Zabyn Khan's movies in Telugu includes Godava, Aashiq Banaya Aapne and Ek Khiladi Ek Haseena.

Kareena Kapoor at Ra One Audio launch

2011-09-21T05:41:00.001-07:00

Siya Gautham latest photoshoot in blue mini and yellow top

2011-09-21T05:40:00.001-07:00

Sridevi Saree Photos

2011-09-21T05:38:00.001-07:00

Karthi

2011-09-20T05:47:00.001-07:00

Soon, Telugu audiences would get to see a direct Telugu film featuring Tamil's young hero Karthi Sivakumar in the lead. The actor revealed this recently in Hyderabad whilst speaking to reporters to promote Naa Peru Shiva, the Telugu dubbed version of his Tamil movie Naan Mahan Alla. He said, "My dream to act in a direct Telugu film is coming true. It would be a commercial entertainer which would be apt for complete family viewing. I am thrilled and happy to work in this Telugu film." He also announced that the movie shall be directed by Bommarillu Bhaskar.

Jiiva

2011-09-20T05:46:00.001-07:00

Jiiva is flying high not just in Tamil cinema, but also in the Telugu industry as well. After the good run of 'Rangam' (the Telugu version of 'Ko') he is flooded with offers from producers. Right now, the actor has his hands full in Tamil. He is acting in 'Rowthiram', 'Vandhan Vendran' and 'Nanban' besides films with directors Jananathan, Gautham Vasudve Menon and Mysskin. Along with these, he is soon to do a Telugu movie too.
This news was revealed when Jiva tweeted, 'Good news. I will be doing a direct Telugu film.' With father R B Choudhary, a household name in south Indian cinema, standing as a pillar of support to him, one can now expect that he would sign an ambitious project in Telugu. Southscope wishes Jiiva the best of luck in his endeavors.

TAMANNAAH

2011-09-20T05:45:00.001-07:00

She’s sitting pretty, on top of the heap, after the stupendous success of her Pongal release, Siruthai. With Director Hari’s Vengai currently under production and four Telugu projects in hand, for the pretty and petite actor TAMANNAAH, the year sure has begun on a positive note. A heroine who has reached the top rungs not just by her great looks but also by the sheer dint of hard work and enthusiasm to excel, Tamannaah is a hot favourite amongst those who’ve worked with her. Apart from the long line of besotted males and admiring females that make up her fan base, her success can perhaps be gauged from the fact that she’s literally living off a suitcase, moving from one shoot to another. But we are sure there’s more to this workaholic than meets the eye, so we get down to discover the girl behind the greasepaint….
No kidding!
For someone who is juggling travel schedules flying between Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai and remote locations every week, Tamannaah is remarkably calm and contained. The signs of a true professional are written all over her. If she gives you an appointment, no matter what, she sticks to it. Her words are measured and unhurried as she gives her full attention to the moment. It’s easy to see why directors have stated they want to work with her again. As we are treated to a dose of Tamannaah, we come away totally enthralled.
Tell her that we want to unravel the real personality behind the cool professional, and we get a peel of girlish laughter. “I am just like any other girl my age!” she laughs. That’s the understatement of the year, considering how at the age of 22, she has a foot each firmly ensconced in Tollywood and Kollywood. Ever seen the ice on a frozen lake in winter? Its exterior doesn’t give away any notion of the deep, swirling waters full of life, just below! So too it is with Tamannaah. As she warms up, we get a peek into the pep and fizz beneath!
“I always wanted to be an actor ever since I can remember. So no matter how tight the schedules and how long the shifts, I enjoy every moment because I am living my dream!” she gushes. Going back in time, Tamannaah recalls, “When I was three years old, I remember I would watch movies and change my name every day, according to the character. So one day I was Anjali, the next day Puja and so on! I was so fascinated by films that I would wear my mom’s make up, shoes, clothes and pretend to act. I wanted to grow up and do all the things I saw actors did on screen. More than my mom, it was I who used the make-up Dad bought for her!” she chuckles.
But her parents didn’t worry about her obsession since she was a good student who, like others in the family, dreamt of being a doctor! That was till the 5th grade, when the acting bug bit her when producer Salim Akhtar discovered her talent at a school function and Chand Sa Roshan Chehra became her debut Hindi film at age 13!
“At that stage I had nothing to lose. I was living my childhood fantasy anyway! After that, I got the Fair and Lovely ad during my 10th exams. I did the ad shoot in three days! I wrote the exam in the morning and shot my ad for the 2pm call sheet,” she recalls. And looks like the trend stuck, since she’s still juggling tight schedules even today!
If it weren’t for the Fair and Lovely ad, the South industry may have missed out on this talent altogether. “Directors scan ads for new faces and someone saw my ad and selected me for Shree, my first Telugu film.” she explains. In her 11th Std, she did Kedi, followed by Vyapari in the 12th.
The girl already had nerves of steel by the looks of it and the lack of a hit didn’t affect her, “Till I came to the South, I wasn’t really aware of such a large film industry here. At 14 ½, I was more than grateful for all these opportunities. I didn’t care about success or failure because I could go back anytime,” she reasons. But when Sekhar Kammula’s Happy Days became a hit, it sure felt good. She was hooked and there’s been no looking back since.
The balanced outlook of her early years seems to have stuck on. Even recently, when some of her films haven’t done well, Tamannaah just seems to calmly move onto her next. “Success is not in anyone’s hands. I just want to be part of good projects where I do my job fully,” she says simply.
Living a dream
Today, including her projects on hand, she is 22 films old. “Siruthai was my 16th film. I now have Hari’s Vengai opposite Dhanush, 100% Love with Naga Chaitanya, Badrinath with Allu Arjun, a Surender Reddy film with Jr NTR, another directed by Karunakaran with Ram followed by Sampath Nandi’s film with Ram Charan Tej,” she says. For someone who started working so early in life, Tamannaah sure has grown up fast but it’s only now that she has learnt to take a breather, “Starting so young, I have always been playing roles of girls older than myself! So I have been striving to learn through imitation. But now I am less nervous and enjoy just being there, controlled and relaxed at work with my co-stars.”
Another change is towards food and fitness. “Earlier I binged on junk food. I never cared about diet and exercise. But I learnt that to realize my optimum potential and manage my hectic schedule, good health was vital. For the past year, my trainer and diet have helped me cope with my stressful life. Now I am eating more than before, only it’s not junk food! Another matter that everything healthy tastes really bad!” she jokes, crackling up in sudden laughter.
Up, close and personal…
Unlike other girls her age, she hardly wears make up off screen and hates shopping! She says, “I enjoy chilling with my family and friends. It’s not about hanging out at hi-fi locations but the experience of being with loved ones that matters.”

Ileana

2011-09-20T05:44:00.001-07:00

Ending a lot of suspense, it has been confirmed that Ileana is going to play the lead role opposite Allu Arjun in Trivikram's next. This is the first time the sultry beauty has been paired opposite the stylish star.
It is reported that Ileana didn't mind even slashing her remuneration to be part of this movie. Interestingly, her earlier two movies in Telugu Shakti and Nenu Naa Rakshasi haven't done too well. The film is expected to go on floors in August. Right now, she has Shankar's Nanban and Anurag Basu's Barfee lined up in other languages.

VIKRAM

2011-09-20T05:43:00.000-07:00

He sure believes in taking the road less travelled. Just a glance at his list of his films will tell you that! From being a voice over artist to National Award winning actor, singer and now UN Habitat Youth Envoy, CHIYAAN VIKRAM has just about done it all. Now with his next film Deiva Thirumaghan where he plays a man with the mind of a five year old, Vikram indulges himself in yet another significant role in his career. With around 30 films in four languages under his belt, and just about every interesting character essayed, Vikram has earned every laurel his way. Just what is it that keeps him going? What inspired him in the past and now excites him to take the next step into the future? RINKU GUPTA takes a peek into his mind and uncovers the man behind the various on-screen masks…
Meeting the man can best be compared to stepping on a livewire. Full of energy, enthusiasm and one who is always raring to go – that's Vikram for you. Watch him step out of his latest acquisition – his Audi R8, and you can't help but spot the similarity between the two. Sleek, stylish and suave, drawing attention to themselves, both car and man make their presence felt in a discreetly compelling way. And the unique exposed engine of the car only makes you wonder if Vikram too doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve, with a unique vulnerability that every actor carries around with him exposed like a trademark. It's when he talks about his latest role of the man-child Krishna in Deiva Thirumagan and his preparatory stages to get under the skin of the character, we discover this surprising vulnerability, "I'm always cut off from the world and I get affected by the character. For instance, during Ravanan I was a little volatile and now during Deiva Thirumaghan playing a five year old, you could say I did feel a little vulnerable like the character Krishna, and I still do to some extent. At those times I'm always in a different world. DTM took almost 15 days before I could disassociate from the role. I used to be Krishna even between shots."
Dig further and you find that there is a way out. "I have learnt the art of switching on and switching off over the years. But to be honest, there will be remnants of the character lingering on even after the camera has packed up and I'm back in my room. But I guess that's my style!" says Vikram resignedly.
Throwing light on the preparation for his most recent character Krishna, Vikram reveals, "The homework took some time. And I was genuinely worried. I was essaying a person never attempted in Tamil cinema! It was like walking on a knife's edge! So easy to overdo, and anything less would be deadpan. I just wanted to be Krishna. He's a lovely person. He was very complex to perform. So I did my homework. I knew what I wanted to do and what I wanted to be. But I didn't try him out, instead I just waited to get to the location. It was only once, that I tried him out in the confines of my room and it kind of clicked in my head! I called director Vijay and told him "I think I've nailed him"! But I was very nervous, because I didn't know how Viji or the unit was going to react to me! But the very first scene, first shot, the whole unit was shocked when I performed. And they clapped! That was a big moment!"
Playing Krishna, though no easy task, was a joint venture charted out by both Vijay and Vikram, he reveals. "Strangely, Krishna, unlike any of my other roles, performs in every scene! There's no one scene where I can proudly say, "I did well in that scene." Every scene was demanding. But each time a lot of claps followed. So in a way, it is one of my most gratifying roles. I did a lot of work on this one. But no role, as far as I'm concerned is purely an actor's making or a director's for that matter! Any good director-actor combination has equal inputs from both. I don't think I could have brought Krishna to life without Vijay. He was my inspiration, my captain! He's done a fantastic job with the movie and with Krishna! Every little nuance of Krishna has the Viji touch." Vikram admits, "Krishna is also one of my best characters. And definitely the most meaningful and challenging role I've ever essayed! It affected me a lot spiritually too."
Recently back from a whirlwind tour of Kenya where he met thousands of delegates at the UN Habitat conference, he is full of ideas already, planning his 'Pachai Puratchi' (Green Revolution) that aims to plant one lakh trees in one year. That's amongst other things like trying to eradicate slums, tackling urban water problems and the education of street children. But none of this takes the focus away from his first love – acting. At this stage in his career where he does about one film a year, what gets him excited enough to okay a project and sink his teeth into it? He says thoughtfully, "I'm looking at doing something special every time! I want to create a body of work that's long discussed, even after 100 years! I think if one tries hard enough, that's possible. I want to make iconic and trend-setting films, different and exciting films! I want to try donning characters that no one has ever tried before! I want to push myself to do something close to impossible – roles that challenge my very being." In short, living on the razor's edge seems to be a way of life with this star actor.

funky trend

2011-09-20T05:42:00.001-07:00

Guys & Girls, rip up or tear down your jeans! That is what our stars have been busy doing on the silver screen. Ileana shows us that just about anything can be made trendy by putting in a few slits. Gopichand, Prabhas and Karthi join Sindhura Gadde and Sneha Ullal in showing off this funky trend.

Harshika

2011-09-20T05:41:00.000-07:00

The Kannada film fraternity fondly calls her 'Princess'. For, she debuted while she was still studying her PU (11^th). She has hardly crossed 20, but has already completed more than a dozen films with top actors. Though she acted as the female lead in several films, it was her important character role in Puneet Rajkumar's blockbuster Jackie that shot Harshika Poonacha into the limelight. She has also acted in a trilingual film. Virtually a stranger to the film industry, Harshika happens to be the fourth Coorgi to make a splash in the Kannada film industry after Prema, Daisy Bopanna, and Nidhi Subbaiah without any godfather. Harshika has two big releases lined up, but right now she is focusing on earning her engineering degree in Electricals & Electronics. Southscope gets you more in an exclusive interview…
You are an engineering student; what brought you to films?
After I completed my 10th, unlike other kids, I was not keen on spending a long holiday. I wanted to do something different. The thought that I was a 'grown-up' had already crept into my mind. I approached one of my close relatives working in a Kannada TV channel for a summer job. He had a surprise in store for me and offered me the role of an anchor for which I passed the screen test easily. The next thing I remember was facing the camera for a show titled Nimminda Nimagaagi, which became extremely popular. Once the series was complete, I packed my bags and was back in college. One day, the same relative called me to the studio where another surprise was in store. I happened to meet a director, and before I could think what was transpiring, he declared that I would be the female lead of a film titled PUC. Incidentally, I was studying in PUC then. What a strange coincidence.
PUC brought you name and fame. The recognition was instant.
True, I never knew that someday I would become a heroine. PUC was a moderate success. I was flooded with offers but I was keen on completing PU to pursue professional education. Therefore, I stayed away from the film industry for a while. I could not resist when Aravind SD offered me the female lead in Jugaari opposite Avinash Diwakar. The film should have been a big hit although it did receive critical acclaim. The floodgates opened for a second time. Again, I was in a quandary, as I wanted to earn my engineering degree without any hurdles. But I accepted roles that complemented my career growth.

In a short span of time, you have acted with top actors of Sandalwood.
Yes, it is a dream come true. After Jugaari, I worked with Shivarajkumar in Sugreeva (shot under 18 hours), then in the critically acclaimed Tamassu directed by Agni Sridhar, Ravichandran's Naariya Seere Kadda, Prajwal Devaraj's Murali Meets Meera, the comedy film 5 Idiots and Jackie. At present, I am working on two projects – Advaitha with Ajay Rao and Paree with Rakesh. I am also playing the female lead in a Kannada-Telugu-Tamil trilingual film. I am very happy with my progress so far. I never insist for a lead actor role. I believe the performance matters more.
You surprised everyone with a crucial role in Jackie. How did it happen?
Jackie brought me a lot of recognition. People mob me wherever I go after Jackie became a super hit. I owe it all to Shivarajkumar. I had worked with him in two films and he introduced me to Duniya Soori (director of Jackie), who was looking for an innocent face. I worked very hard in the film and the character is central to the movie's theme. It was a fantastic experience working for Jackie. My friends and relatives were surprised when they saw me in the movie. I knew that this film would provide me a major break. Whenever I am at a location for a shoot these days, local people identify me as the girl from Jackie. It is very satisfying!
You are the fourth Coorgi to enter the industry.
Prema showed that Coorgis could make it big in the entertainment industry with the right talent even without a godfather! Coorgi girls are a class apart, and everyone knows it. They are pretty, and extremely talented. I am sure more Coorgi girls will find success in the entertainment industry. My friends and relatives back home in Coorg admire our success. It really makes me feel happy and proud whenever they identify me off screen.
What do you think are your strongest points?
I can speak all South Indian languages. I think that is my USP. Consequently, it has become easy for me to market myself. I am confident enough to state that I am extremely talented for any on-screen role. People have watched me perform in several films. Besides, I am good looking, and cut out for specific cute-girl roles. Besides, I am being flooded with offers, which means I am definitely doing the right things!
There is a perception that local female actors hesitate to expose.
For me, exposing does not necessarily mean appearing glamorous and sexy on screen. Sometimes, the costumes transform a female lead into an item dancer. That should not be the approach. The revealing should be to such an extent that it should enhance the beauty and the screen presence of the actress. Also, there is a tendency to attract the audience by making the actresses expose unnecessarily. That is wrong!

Ileana

2011-09-20T05:39:00.001-07:00

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2011-09-19T22:22:00.000-07:00

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2011-09-19T22:14:00.002-07:00

Dookudu in Canada

2011-09-19T22:14:00.000-07:00

TVC Movies Inc. bagged the theatrical exhibition rights for Prince Mahesh Babu's Dookudu for Canada. Much awaited Superstar Mahesh's Dookudu is an action, family entertainer and one of the biggest movie in 2011.

After distributing many successful Movies continuously TVC Movies team is proud to work on Prince Mahesh's Dookudu. TVC Movies team thanks all the people in Canada for their extended support for making us deliver many successful Movies and made us No:1 Telugu Distribution Company in Canada.

Srinu Vaitla known for his action entertainment is the director for the Movie and Music is by Thaman. Samantha is the heroine for the movie.
Our Special Thanks to Ficus Movies Harish sajja garu and producers for giving us "Dookudu' movie rights for Canada

This movie is scheduled to release on Sept 23, 2011. Dookudu is all set to rock the theaters in Canada from Sept 23 rd and it going to an ultimate treat for Prince Mahesh's Fans.

Interested Exhibitors from Ottawa,Montreal,Edmonton,Kitchner and Vancouver can contact