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After 'Chellamae', director Gandhi Krishna is all set to commence his next after a long gap. Gandhi Krishna, a one-time associate of Shankar, directed 'Chellamae' starring Vishal, Bharath and Reema Sen. The movie went on to become a big hit. However Gandhi Krishna did not hurry to commence his next. He worked as associate to his mentor for the magnum opus 'Sivaji The Boss' recently. At last, Gandhi Krishna commences shooting for his next titled 'Anandha Thandavam'. The movie has musical score by G V Prakash Kumar, lyrics by Vairamuthu and dialogues by Sujatha. The movie will be produced by Oscar V Ravichandran.
'Anandha Thandavam': Destination USA
'Anandha Thandavam', a movie by A R Gandhi Krishna, is based on writer Sujatha's novel Pirivom Sandhipom, is fast nearing completion. A major portion of the movie unfolds in US and the crew would be flying abroad next month. 'Anandha Thandavam' features Tamanna playing the lead. The movie is produced by Oscar Ravichandran and is slated for a mid 2008 release. Interestingly Prasanna's 'Achchamundu Achchamundu' is also being shot in US currently.
Anandharaj hits the bull's eye
Anandharaj, a dreaded villain in films till about a few years ago, is a very happy man these days because his career is back on track. Anandharaj was rarely seen in films of late because he chose to concentrate more on politics. A dual role in 'Nayagan' has brought him back to the limelight. Says the actor, ' I am happy that people are appreciating my role in the film. All credit should go to the director for giving me such an opportunity. It was a challenging task to do the dual role. Thank Almighty, it has come good'. He is currently acting in 'Villu' alongside Vijay, 'Pulan Visaranai II' with Prashanth and a couple of other movies in Tamil. He has also emerged a busy actor in Kannada filmdom having done 10 films in a year. Says Anandharaj, ' I want to do justice to my roles. I prefer quality rather than quantity. It has been so good so far. Hope the success run continues', he adds.
Anandhi Joins GV Prakash's Kadavul Irukaan Kumaaru
After reports that the makers of Kadavul Irukaan Kumaaru are not satisfied with the performance of Telugu actress Avika Gor in the film, the team has now roped in Anandhi of Kayal and Visaaranai fame to play one of the female leads alongside Nikki Galrani. Sources say it was GV Prakash who recommended Anandhi to director Rajesh after working with her in back to back projects in Trisha Illana Nayanthara and recently Enakku Innoru Per Irukku, which is slated to hit cinemas on June 17th. Produced by Amma Creations, Kadavul Irukaan Kumaaru is the first Rajesh film without his staple comedian Santhanam, who has been the lynchpin of his successful outings including Siva Manasula Sakthi and Oru Kal Oru Kannadi. Prakash Raj plays the villain in the movie.
Anandhi Teams up with G.V. Prakash for the third time
After the super hit 'Trisha Illana Nayanthara' the hot pair of G.V. Prakash Kumar and 'Kayal' Anandhi have acted together in 'Enakku Innoru Per Irukku' which is getting ready to hit the screens next month. Now we learn that Anandhi has been singed up to play the female lead opposite GVP for the third time. Reliable sources reveal that the 'Visaranai' fame actress has replace Avika Gor as one of the heroines in director Rajesh's 'Kadavul Irukaan Kumaru' with GVP as the hero. The other heroine of the film is Nikki Galrani whose performance in the latest release 'Ko 2' has been getting positive reviews. Apart from the lead actors, 'KIK' stars RJ Balaji, Prakash Raj, Thambi Ramiah and others. G.V. Prakash is scoring music for the film while Shakthi Saravanan cranks the camera. The film which has been progressing on a brisk pace is being produced by T. Siva of Amma Creations banner.
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Director Sasi is busy giving his best to shape up 'Poo'. The movie starring Srikanth and Malluwood girl Parvathy, produced by Moserbaer, is fast nearing completion. In a quick chat, Sasi, who left his indelible mark in Tamil cinema with movies like 'Rojakootam', 'Sollamale' and 'Dishoom', says, 'Poo is inspired by writer Subha Tamilselvan's Veyyilodu Poi. It captures the heart and soul of the rustic life in a rural village in Rajapalayam. 'Poo' will bring the feeling of reading the novel'. On his star cast, Sasi says, 'I share a good rapport with Srikanth since his 'Rojakootam' days. I still wonder what is preventing the actor from making it big on cinema. Parvathi has a great passion for cinema. Her dedication to excel in the role was amazing'. On a big gap after 'Dishoom', Sasi says, 'I am slow to start with. Once I conceive a storyline, I start to work with utmost sincerity. Close on the heels of completing 'Poo', I would start a movie which would be a commercial entertainer loaded with action all through'.