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Nara Rohit's upcoming Telugu entertainer Asura has completed its censor formalities and gearing up for a grand release on June 5th. Directed by Krishna Vijay and produced by Shyam Devabhaktuni, Asura is touted to be an action entertainer laced with romance and humour in the lines of Nara Rohit's earlier films. Priya Banerjee is the heroine. Sai Kartheek composed Asura songs and recently released Trailer garnered huge attention from audiences and are eagerly waiting to watch Rohit's power packed performance yet again. Censored with U/A, Asura is releasing in 600 theaters on June 5th with 122 mins running time.
Asura to lock horns with Singham 123
Nara Rohit's Asura and Sampoornesh's Singham 123 are the two awaited Telugu movies releasing tomorrow [June 5th] in theaters near you. Directed by debutantes Krishna Vijay and Akshit Ajay Sharma, both Asura and Singham 123 have their leads playing cop roles. While, Rohit is known for his adamant performance as police officer in Rowdy Fellow, Sampoornesh Babu is doing it for the first time. Well known for their performances, Nara Rohit and Sampoornesh are the two happening actors in Tollywood, who are waiting for their first commercial success and pinned hopes on respected films. Produced by Shyam Devabhaktuni, Nara Rohit presents Ausra on Devas Media and Entertainment banner. Priya banerjee is the heroine. Sai Kartheek is the music director. Vishmu Manchu's 24 Frames Factory produced Singham 123 enjoys Seshu KMR's music. Newbies Bhavani and Sanam Prasad paired opposite Sampoornesh Babu. Lets see if Nara Rohit or Sampoornesh reap gold at Box Office with positive talk.
Astra Nirman creates 'Hyderabad (Metro) Times'
Another corporate house Astra Nirman (India) is entering into Tollywood by creating a new film by name 'Hyderabad (Metro) Times' sooner. Speaking on this occasion Chairman of the firm HS Haroon said that they have produced films early in Hindi and Kannada. Currently the company is busy with making a venture in four languages in the name of King Fisher. Changing thoughts of various persons in a particular time is the theme of the film said the producer. Shooting of the film is going to start shortly. Music of the film is handled by Pramod Kumar, Camera by Sathibabu, Story-Screen Play and production by Haroon, directed by Sai Bhanu and co produced by B Sowmya.
Anurag Kashyap receives praises for his performance in Murugadoss's Akira
Anurag Kashyap, the vibrant Bollywood screenwriter and director was recently seen acting in A.R.Murugadoss directorial Akira. Anurag is now overwhelmed with the response he has got for his character and the movie. According to reports, he says that he has been receiving calls from well-wishers telling him to drop filmmaking in favour of acting. However, the 'Raman Raghav' director adds that he has no plans to give up direction. Being a filmmaker at heart, Anurag wants to continue making movies. It is also said that his parents believed that his career has become more settled and improved after the movie. The next script of Anurag Kashyap is expected to be directed by Jeethu Joseph with Nivin Pauly in the lead.
Anurag Basu Move Away From Bhatts
'Gangster' director Anurag Basu who earlier made the superhit 'Murder' for the Bhatt Camp is looking the other way these days. Literally! Being a regular feature of Mahesh Bhatt's creative team, one finds it strange that he has decided to join hands with UTV for a film titled 'Metro'. 'Why is everyone asking me that if I've quit Bhatts? I am still a part of the family. It's just that I needed to expand my base. Why doesn't anyone ask Pooja why she moved away from Bhatt Camp? Mahesh Bhatt is still my creative guide,' says Basu. 'Metro' deals with urban problems, a subject, Anurag Basu hasn't dealt with in entirety. He is of the opinion that it's an easy story where he has woven the real life stories in a narrative format. 'Such a subject needs a lot of drama. It's a big challenge to make a movie like this. In fact Mahesh Bhatt told me that this would be a difficult subject to handle as anything can go wrong.' Anurag Basu is a talented director who really came into his own with 'Gangster' as he delved into the inner resources of human capabilities in terms of loving against our very own wishes. But, it was very clear that Mahesh Bhatt stamp was written all over it. How he survives on his own would be interesting to watch.
"Anurag didn't let me cut my hair" - Pritam
Would Pritam finally be having a hair cut now? That's a question that his fans and friends have been asking him ever since he adopted a rock star persona by keeping long hair and a beard. Pritam has been carrying this look for time immemorial now and on being asked the question, he replied - "This was a look I was carrying for quite a few months before the BAND METRO happened. Since it was a rock band, my look was suiting the image that we wanted to give to the band so I stuck to it." He laughs, "Now even when I am done with creating the music and being a part of the music videos, Anurag (Basu), film's director, has given me strict instructions not to cut my hair and shave my beard till he gives a green signal. He wants the look to remain till the release of LIFE IN A..METRO and God knows for how long more!"