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Madhavan's 'Guru En Aalu' will be shot in a few exotic locales in Dubai. Directed by Selvah and produced by KRG, the movie is a remake of the recent Bollywood hit 'Yes Boss'. The Shahrukh Khan starrer 'Yes Boss' was about a youth, who is desperate to strike it rich in life. He encounters a situation wherein he has to advocate the cause of his boss to a beautiful young girl. In time the youth himself falls for her. The Tamil version features Madhavan, Malayalam actress Mamta Mohandas and Abbas in lead roles. The shooting is on at a quick pace and major portions were canned in Chennai. Now the crew is planning to film some important scenes in Dubai. Selvah is also contemplating on shooting a song sequence in Switzerland. Madhavan is upbeat about the movie. He says, 'I had seen 'Yes Boss' several times. It has loads of emotions, romance and humor in it. Selvah is a crafty director, who can do justice to the script'.
Guru En Aalu opts out of the race
Madhavan starrer 'Guru En Aalu' has reportedly opted out of the Diwali race leaving just three big films to compete for the festival. 'Guru En Aalu' produced by KRG and directed by Selvah, features Madhavan, Abbas and Mamtha Mohandoss in the lead roles. It is inspired by the Bollywood hit 'Yes Boss' and is a comical entertainer. Vivek hogs the limelight by playing a young woman in the film. Though the movie has been censored, a shrewd KRG has opted not to compete with biggies like 'Aegan' starring Ajith, 'Varanam Aayiram' with Suriya and Bharath's 'Seval'. It is expected that 'Guru En Aalu' might hit the screens perhaps after a couple of weeks.
Madhavan in 'Guru En Aalu'
A Hindi film 'Yes Boss' starring Shahrukh Khan and Juhi Chawla is being remade in Tamil by director Selvah. The movie has been named 'Guru En Aalu'. Madhavan acts in the lead role, whilst Mamta Mohandas, Abbas, Brinda Parekh and Vivek also play roles in the film. The story is about the married owner of a company with flirtatiuos tendencies and pining his interests on a girl (Mamta Mohandas). His employee (played by Madhavan) is assigned to create sutuations wherein his boss and the girl can get to know each other very well. Invariably the inevitable happens and Madhavan falls in love with that girl. The film is produced by KRG. Apart from Selvah, who directs the film, the cinematographer for the project is Senthil Kumar, whilst the editor is National Award winner, V. T. Vijayan. The dialogues for Aziz Mirza's script is handled by L. Venkatesan and lyrics are written by Pa. Vijay, Kabilan and Pazhani Bharathi. Srikanth Deva is the music diector for the film.
Guru, Kabul Express and Anwar clash
While the clash of the movies 'Guru' and 'Bhagam Bhag' been averted, there is a clash of a different kind that would be witnessed this weekend. This is a clash between the music of 'Guru,' 'Kabul Express' and 'Anwar,' each of which have arrived on the stands this weekend. While Guru is a true magnum opus due to the coming together of Mani Ratnam and A.R.Rehman, 'Kabul Express' is big too, as it comes from the house of Yash Raj Films and boasts of some situational tracks along with instrumentals and theme pieces. With such mighty competition, 'Anwar' as a movie is obviously much smaller in scale but it may just turn out to be a dark horse when it comes to music, since it has 'Tere Bin' [Bas Ek Pal] composer Mithoon at the helm. It will be interesting to see how the sales proceedings of the three albums look, before the end of next week!
Guru release postponed
Director Manirathinam has chosen to postpone the release of Guru. The movie featuring Abhishek Bachchan, Aishwarya Rai and Madhavan in the lead roles was initially slated for release in the third week of December. Sources close to Manirathinam say the director has chosen to defer the release. Guru will hit the screens on 12 January, 2007 nationwide. Also the Tamil dubbing version of the movie would be released on the same day. Eager fans of Manirathinam should wait for few more days to see Guru. Actor Suriya lends his voice for Abhishek Bachchan in the Tamil dubbing version. Bollywood siren Bipasha Basu does an item number in the movie. Rahman has scored music for the movie. Vairamuthu is penning the lyrics in Tamil. It may be recalled that in the past both Madhavan and Aravindswamy, introduced by Manirathinam, have dubbed for other actors in Manirathnam's movies. Guru has script by Suhasini Manirathinam and cinematography by Rajeev Menon. In the film, Abhishek plays an ordinary villager, who rises to become a big industrialist in his life.
Guru show for a good cause
Guru, in Tamil version, is releasing around Pongal time in Chennai. This Abhishek-Aishwarya-Madhavan-Mithun starrer is expected to give the Pongal releases in straight Tamil, a run for their money. Suriya has dubbed for Abhishek while a top actress has done the dubbing for Aishwarya. Madhavan, who plays a journo and Mithun, a media baron, have spoken in their own voices. The film's music is a big draw and the multiplexes are already anticipating this Manirathnam venture. But much before the public releases, there is a charity screening to help the physically challenged. The show to raise funds for the Shakti Foundation will be held on January 11 at 6.30 p.m. at Sathyam Cinemas. The foundation is a Chennai-based NGO that works for the physically-challenged. Now that is indeed a good beginning from Guru.