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Madhavan's Arya will finally hit the screens on 27 July. Directed by Balasekharan, the movie is produced by director Manojkumar. Bhavana plays Madhavan's heroine in the movie. Being released simultaneously in Telugu, the movie features Prakash Raj in a prominent role. 'Madhavan plays a doctor in the movie. It is a movie filled with action, romance and sentiment', says Balasekharan. Madhavan's last release had been Rendu, which went on to become a hit. Expectations are now high on Arya. Hope Madhavan continues his success streak.
Arya and Tamanna in BEB 2
Viewers are aware that director M. Rajesh has signed his next Tamil film with his lucky mascot Arya. Latest development on it is makers have roped in Tamanna to play the female lead role for Arya. Arya's 'The Show people' banner will be producing the movie that is said to be the sequel of Boss Engira Bhaskaran that starred Arya, Nayantara and Santhanam in the lead roles. Tamanna has recently confirmed her presence in Boss Engira Baskaran 2. Tamanna says, she is looking forward to BEB 2 shooting schedules as it will be a fun to work with such a cool team. Santhanam is expected to play one of the vital roles in this movie that is being planned to go on floors in June. Meanwhile, Arya is juggling between the sets of Meegaman and multi-starrer Purampokku with Vijay Sethupathi, Karthika and Shyam.
'Aarya MBBS' songs screened
The songs of Aarya MBBS were screened for the benefit of the scribes at the Film chamber recently. Producer C Kalyan said that the film was made simultaneously in Telugu and Tamil. The Tamil version has already been released and it has become a big hit. Madhavan is the hero and Bhavana is the heroine. Prakash Raj plays the role of the brother of Bhavana. Mani Sarma is the music director. The film will be released on July 25.
Aarya premiered at Singapore
The mega celebrations at Singapore to commemorate the 75 years of Tamil cinema kicked off last week with the screening of MGR's classic Nadodi Mannan. Sarath Kumar, president, South India Film Artistes association, inaugurated the month-long celebrations, organized by Nadigar Sangam. The mega event would conclude with a star nite event on 6 October in which stars of the tinsel town are expected to take part. On Thursday, the premiere of Madhavan's latest release Aarya was organized. Madhavan, director Balasekharan and producer Manoj Kumar among others took part in the celebrations. Aarya features Madhavan and Bhavana play medical college students. The movie also stars Vadivelu and Prakash Raj in key roles.
Aarya director sings paeans for Prakash Raj
Producer-Director Manojkumar, whose production venture Aarya is running to good response, has heaped laurels on Prakashraj. He would soon direct Prakashraj for a movie titled Fusekattai Ramasamy in which Prakashraj would act in the lead. Manoj says Prakashraj is a gifted actor in filmdom. "Many ask why I am opting for Prakashraj in most of my films such as Guruparvai, Vanavil, Aarya and Fusekattai Ramasamy. The reason is very simple that I feel very much comfortable to work with such a nice actor who give a complete shape to the role with his performance", says Manoj. On Fusekattai Ramasamy, the director says, "Prakashraj will play the role of a retired electricity board lineman in the film. Each and every youngster who is going to watch the movie will surely feel for their fathers. Such is going to be the performance of Prakashraj in Fusekattai Ramasamy".
Aarya 's ‘Madharasapattinam’ from April 14
The first day of the Tamil month Chithirai would see the release of ‘Madharasapattinam’, the Arya starrer, which is set in pre-independence era. Directed by Vijay of ‘Poi Solla Porom’ fame, the film is produced by Kalpathi S Agoram of AGS Entertainers. According to circles close to the production house, a major part of the film is completed and post production works are currently on in full swing. “If everything goes as planned, the movie would no doubt hit the screens on April 14,” they say. “It is a lively entertainer. Director Vijay and his team took immense pains to recreate the old Madras. The film would certainly shift the audience to the pre-independence era. It is going to be a totally different treatment,” says Arya. Says director Vijay, “Madharasapattinam is a straight contrast to my earlier two films - Kireedam and Poi Solla Porom. We are bringing back the old Chennai on screen. You will see boats making their way in Buckingham Canal and a Mount Road full of greenery.” The rest of the cast includes Nasser, V M C Haneefa (who passed away recently), Bala Singh and M S Baskar. Cinematography is by Nirav Shah while G V Prakash has scored the music.