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Except 'Mana Oori Ramayanam', Anywhere between Rs 10 crore to Rs 75 crore is at stake on all the films aiming for Dussehra release. Abhishek Pictures acquired the distribution rights of this movie in Telugu circuit for just Rs 1.5 crore. That's really a huge advantage and festival season should come in handy.'Mana Oori Ramayanam' is based on an incident which took place on the day 'Sri Rama Navami' was celebrated. While Prakash Raj appears as Bhujangayya, Priyamani does the role of Susheela. Sathyadev portrays the character of Auto Driver Siva and Pruthvi will be seen as Director Garuda. These four characters are like pillars of the movie and their intense performances will be a treat to watch. A special show was arranged for media persons prior to the release as part of the marketing strategy. Critics have given a positive feedback. Especially, There is unanimous praise for Prakash Raj who excelled both as an actor and director. If reviews and word-of-mouth are good, Screen Count of 'Mana Oori Ramayanam' would grow multi-fold very soon.
Priyamani's Role in In Mana Oori Ramayanam
If performance is the main scale to judge a heroine caliber, Priyamani delivered Award winning performances many a times in past. This time, she has literally returned back to Tollywood with a prostitute Bangaram character in ‘Mana Oori Ramayanam’ winning the hearts of Telugu and Kannada audience. It is always kicking to see star heroines accepting sex worker characters as audiences connect more to spice than morals. Priyamani looked perfect as Bangaram. In fact her entry bought real relief and speed to a rather dull narration in movie. Instead of adopting skin show with low neck blouses and transparent saris, Priyamani shined as a decent prostitute serving big deal in saving MOR. Dialogues penned on her character were also well balanced without going overboard. Finally, Priyamani showed her mark with MOR.
Oscer Man A R Rahman nominated for IFMCA Award
The International Film Music Critics Association has announced its list of excellence in musical scoring for 2009. Our own A R Rahman has been nominated in the category of Best Original Score for a Comedy Film for his excellent score in his film ‘Couples Retreat’ which marked his entry into Hollywood. ‘Couple Retreat’ music was launched in India in December. The song NaNa in the album has been short listed for 82nd Academy Awards nominations. Couple Retreat also has a Tamil song ‘Kurukuru Kann’ for which the lyric was written by A R Rahman himself. The nominations by the IMFCA, which has members from around the world, reflect the Association’s global perspective. The other film and music directors nominated in the same category are DUPLICITY, music by James Newton Howard, THE INFORMANT!, music by Marvin Hamlisch, JULIE & JULIA, music by Alexandre Desplat and LESBIAN VAMPIRE KILLERS, music by Debbie Wiseman. The International Film Music Critics will announce the winners of its Sixth Annual Awards on February 26, 2010.