Telugu Movie 'CURRENT' Trailer, Cast & Crew
Banner: Sri Nag Corporations
Cast: Sushant, Sneha Ullal and others
Direction: SuryaPrathap
Production: Chinthalapudi Srinivas Rao and A Nagasuseela
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
May 16, 2009
May 15, 2009
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'Rajavari Chepala Cheruvu' Review |
'Rajavari Chepala Cheruvu' Review: Sensible Concept
Film: Rajavari Chepala Cheruvu
Rating: 2/5
Banner: Lakshmi Ganapathi Films
Cast: Posani Krishna Murali, Gaina, Zubain Khan, Brahmanandam, Ali, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Raghubabu, MS Narayana, Krishna Bhagavan, Suneel, Venu Madhav, Giribabu, Ranganath, Kondavalasa, Brahmaji, ETV Prabhakar, Pragathi, Sana etc
Lyrics: Ram Paidisetty
Music: Vandemataram Srinivas
Producers: Y Rupesh, B Subrahmanyam
Story, Screenplay, Direction: Posani Krishna Murali
Released On: 15th May 2009
Story:
Raja (Posani) is a sincere police officer who feels himself as the servant for people. He never cares for the background of any criminal but punishes severely. His attitude and behavior gets the brand ‘mental’ in his department. He punishes a politician’s family member for pouring acid on a girl’s face. He also replaces the girl’s burnt eyes with that of criminal’s. Politicians go wild on Raja and tries to keep him in trouble by not allowing any witness reach him. But Raja brings a girl Sirisha as witness for the cruel deed and punishes the criminal legally. Later both Raja and Sirisha fall in love and get married. Then the revenge drama starts from the side of politicians on Raja. He loses his job and also faces several problems. But he keeps entire corrupted government officials and politicians in trouble with a ‘chepala cheruvu’ drama. How that goes has to be watched on screen.
Performances:
Posani, although performed with his trade mark eccentric characterization, appeared far better than that of his role in Mental Krishna. Many of the scenes and dialogues are logical unlike his previous films. On a whole his energies were spread in entire film.
New face Gaina is ok and spilled enough glamour on screen. In many frames she appeared like Kousha. She has some role to perform and more to expose. She also acted boldly in a nude scene although that appeared lengthy and ‘height of extremity’ in narration.
Other actress Zubain Khan also used for glamour show and an item song along with full length performance in a vamp like character.
Other actors and actresses are ok. Coming to technical details, Vandemataram’s music is ok and there are three songs on a whole. Ram Paidireddy has penned lyrics where the duet attracted the attention with funny lyrics on Posani…’nee dare ante ishtam, nee ‘dash’ ante ishtam, nee crack ante ishtam, nee mental moththam ishtam….’. There is an item song and a playback pathos song apart from this duet.
Story is ok, concept is convincing, ideas are impressive but the narration in second half lost tempo for longer duration. The presentation could be more intact anyway.
Analysis:
It’s a film for front benchers and provokes thoughts for reserved class audiences as well. Apparently the dialogues and some scenes in this flick show sympathy and support for Chiranjeevi. Giribabu played the role that is similar to that of Chiranjeevi in real life. The topics of Srija and Nandini are also covered indirectly.
TDP’s TV Gifts to voters is also touched in a dialogue by Krishna Bhagawan.
Posani’s performance as sincere police officer with a blunt attitude and typical behavior impresses audiences. Since there is logic in the idea, many of his acts are not treated nasty. The character News TV Gajni Kanth, played by Sunil recalls the famous journalist TV9 Rajni Kanth.
First half of the movie runs with good tempo receiving the attention from audiences while the second half lost rhythm and appeared dragging. The climax scene is filled with the nude scene of lead female role which appeared eccentric and perverted. The scene lost conviction and hence pulled back the serious attention of many audiences. The weak response of audience in second half is an evidence for that.
On a whole it is a better product from Posani when compared to that of his previous films.
source:greatandhra.com
May 14, 2009
May 13, 2009
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Magadheera on 17 June? |
Ram Charan Teja’s latest film Magadheera is likely to release on 17 June. Shooting of the movie is complete but for some patch work. Music of the movie composed by Keeravani will be released by Supreme music by this month end. There is a remix song of Chiranjeevi’s Bangaru Kodi Petta and Chiranjeevi has shaken his leg in this song along with his son Ram Charan Teja. There are humongous expectations on the movie because SS Rajamouli is directing it. This film is based on past life and the past life is set in Rajastan backdrop. Kajal Agarwal is playing female lead in this semi-period movie. Allu Arvind is producing this high-budgeted movie on Geeta Arts banner after producing two high-quality blockbusters Jalsa and Ghajini (Hindi). Bhogavalli Prasad is the executive producer of this movie.
May 8, 2009
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‘Billa’ Director For Victory Venkatesh |
It is said that Venky was impressed by the work done by Meher in ‘Billa’ and so he has asked the director to come up with a suitable script for him. Meher from his end is said to be all thrilled and has already got to write the script. However, few members in the industry are not too sure about all this.
They say that Meher still needs to work on his directorial skills and there is a criticism running that ‘Billa’s major flaw was the direction. Even his earlier flick ‘Kantri’ was not a great flick so they are wondering as to what Venky has seen in Meher that he is going for it. Only time will tell who is the wise one.