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The popular artistes Premkumar and Rekha together for the first time in 'Gunavantha' has completed shooting and is all set for audio release of the film in Shimoga in this month. The film is at the re-recording stage and dubbing has just been completed. The frightened heroine and the protagonist showing his magnanimity, saving her from doldrums finally falling in love is the crux of the film says director Raghuvardhan. He has made a new attempt to give narration of this film through songs scored by eminent music director Hamsalekha. Producer Muniraj thanks the Kuvempu University for permitting to shoot in their campus. He has plans to release 'Gunavantha' in November. Actor Premkumar drawing attention on the song referred by producer Chinni Prakash took four days to choreograph in the campus and it has come out very well. The gesture of the producers to donate 20 percent for the needy from the proceeds earned shows the concern of the producer towards the poor pointed Premkumar. Director of cinematography Chandrasekhar has tried a new type of action with his technical know how from 435 cameras. 'This as a technical fight that moves in the slow motion' he says.
Gunman fires at Mahesh Bhatt's office
Mahesh Bhatt is a fearless man who speaks his mind. His open criticism of the underworld has in the past made him the target of threats. Things took a murky turn today when an unidentified gunman opened fire at his office in Juhu. The gunman after firing two rounds fled the scene on a motorbike. The seasoned filmmaker was not present in the office and thankfully no one was injured in the incident. Mahesh's younger brother, Producer Mukesh Bhatt putting up a brave face said that he had not received any threats from the underworld, neither anyone had called up after the firing incident today. He said that he is not seeking any police protection as he was an 'ordinary man' leading a 'simple life'. Mumbai Police Commissioner A N Roy said that it was too early to comment on the motive behind the attack but the police has already begun the investigation in full swing.
'Gundammagari Manavadu' 2nd schedule from Feb 14
The second schedule of 'Gundammagari Manavadu' directed by B Jaya and produced by Venkat on the banner of RR Movie Makers with Ali, Sindhuri and Nikol in the lead would begin from February 14. Director Jaya says, 'We are making the film as a wholesome entertainer. We are planning the third schedule from March 8 to 20 after the second schedule and release the film in April'. Tanikella Bharani, Vadivukkarasi, Draksharamam Saroja, Jayalalitha, AVS, Mallikarjuna Rao, Gundu Hanumantha Rao, Duvvasi Mohan, Gouthamraju, Sudarshan, Ganesh and others are in the lead cast. Dialogues are by Veligonda Srinivas, music is by Vandemataram Srinivas, camera is by Purna Kandru, action is by Ram-Lakshman, editing is by Avula Venkatesh, while the film is being presented by K Achireddy.
'Gundammagari Manavadu' to hit screen on April 14
Choreography of songs is in progress at Sarathi Studios for 'Gundammagari Manavadu' directed by B Jaya, presented by K Achireddy and produced by Venkat on the banner of RR Movie Makers with Ali, Nikole and Sindhuri in the lead roles. The producer is planning to complete the shooting and other formalities by March end and release the film on April 14. Vandemataram Srinivas is wielding the baton for music. The audio of the film is likely to be unveiled in the second week of March.
'Gundammagari Manavadu' audio on March 24
The audio of 'Gundammagari Manavadu' directed by B Jaya, presented by K Achireddy and produced by Venkat on the banner of RR Movie Makers with Ali, Nikhole and Sindhoori in the lead is ready to hit stands soon. Vandemataram Srinivas gave mellifluous tunes to all the songs in the film. The producers are making efforts to launch the audio at a grand function to be held at Annapurna Studios on March 24 amidst several top film personalities. Director B Jaya says, 'Me and my staff prepared the subject and narrated to several people including our office boy. We considered the opinions of all those listeners and prepared a complete script by incorporating all their advices. After getting the script ready, we chose Ali as hero and took his dates. Later, we went Tanikella Bharani, narrated the script and sought his dates. He gave a patient listening to the story and made some changes in the script, besides accepting to play a role. We launched the film shooting on Sankranthi day and finished the shooting on Ugadi day. We brought out the film in a better way than what we expected. We are sure that the film would get compliments not only from the audiences but also from the film industry. The cooperation extended by the artistes is quite memorable during the shooting. Vandemataram Srinivas gave superb tunes for the songs and we are planning to release the film on April 28, the day on which blockbusters like 'Adavi Ramudu' of the late NTR and 'Pokiri' of Maheshbabu were released.'
'Gundammagari Manavadu' to hit screen in May 1st week
Post-production works are at full swing for 'Gundammagari Manavadu' directed by B Jaya, presented by K Achireddy and produced by Venkat on the banner of RR Movie Makers with Ali, Sindhuri and Nikhole in the lead. The shooting of the film was formally launched on Sankranthi day and was completed by Ugadi. Vandemataram Srinivas scored music for the movie and the audio is getting a positive response. Director Jaya says, 'The film was made in such a way that it would get good compliments both from the industry and the audiences. Each character in the film would be very effective. The film would be another big hit after 'Yamaleela' for Ali and would remain a milestone in his career. Though both the heroines are novices, they performed well. The film had achieved success right in the selection of title with 'Gundamma' in it. Producer Venkat gave me a free hand and left the total responsibility on me. I am confident that I would proved he did a right job. Though we thought of releasing the film on April 28, we postponed it to the first week of May due to some technical reasons.'