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Already doing tremendous service in projecting the 'desi' music and culture the national award winning music director of Kannada films Hamsalekha's monthly program from the beginning of January 2008 has attracted people from various walks of field. Now on July 31st Hamsalekha has thought of a major dance drama 'Jeevadha Bombe' to show the strength of 'desi' culture and tradition. This is based on a folk tale in which 150 students plus 100 artists and technicians are taking part in it. Hamsalekha is also contemplating on Talent 3000. The 'Adivasi' and Tribal people talent would be discovered from this new scheme he has arrived at. The Hamsalekha Desi Vidya Samsthe ' Bachelor of Performing Art institute he is planning at Mudhugere in Channapatna Taluk on a 50 acre land. Dravidian University has given consent to such unique Art institute.
Hamsa Nandini in Bala Krishna’s Legend
Hamsa Nandini who sizzled for mass dance numbers from Mirchi, Bhai, Ramayya Vastavayya will now shake leg with Bala Krishna for a song from forthcoming movie Legend. Though there has been buzz that Bollywood actress Bipasha Basu may be roped in for a song, looks like Hamsa Nandini has bagged the offer. Legend movie stars Radhika Apte and Sonal Chauhan as heroines. Boyapati Srinu is directing Legend Telugu film and Anil Sunkara, Ram Achanta, Gopichand Achanta are producing it under 14 Reels Entertainment banner in association with Varahi Chalana Chitra cinema. Legend is slated for a release on March 28, while the audio composed by Devi Sri Prasad will be released on March 7.
'Honganasu' hamsa magic
The national repute music director Hamsalekha, director Rathnaja, producer Ajay Gowda and actor Premkumar combination of successful film 'Nenapirali' two years ago is once again come together in 'Honganasu'. This is yet another meaningful film is the reason for feeling proud. The film's audio has hit the stands and it is making roaring business in the market. Anand Audio has released the audio to the market. The songs of 'Honganasu' scored by Hamsalekha have already received good response and the result is expected to be similar that of 'Nenapirali' after the release of the film hopes Hamsalekha. The strengthening of the Kannada cinema industry in this year with more launches and quite a few big hits is a good sign informed Hamsalekha at a neat and tidy formal audio release function at Gayana Samaja in Bangalore. The famous financier Subramani released the audio of 'Honganasu' with the technical crew of the film on the dais. Actor Premkumar who plays the key role in 'Honganasu' lauded the workaholic nature of director Rathnaja and said this film is very special in his career. I realize the dream of my father in this film opined Premkumar who appeared in two songs and dance on that evening. The cultural program from Hoysala dance troupe, song and dance from 'Nenapirali' and 'Honganasu' thrilled the spectators at the Gayana Samaja. Noted actress and debutant director from 'Yee Bandhana' Vijayalakshmi Singh lighted the lamp to inaugurate evening of audio release. Actor Harish Raj welcomed the gathering.
Balayya says, 'We carved out a Raja Hamsa'
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'Mayya Mayya' in 'Guru' set to be Mallika's 'Hamma Hamma'
Sonali Bendre became an overnight sensation when she gyrated seductively to Rahman's 'Hamma Hamma' in 'Bombay'. While the song was crooned by Remo Fernandes on a male dancer, the person who benefited most was Sonali Bendre who was the song's highlight in motion. Though Mallika's superstar status is not dependent on her song and dance appearances alone, especially after 'Pyaar Ke Side Effects' where she has given a good account of herself as an actor who knows what she is doing, she would certainly gain immensely if her next guest appearance clicks. Yes, we are talking about the number 'Mayya Mayya' in which she is shown shaking a leg or two along with Abhishek Bachchan for the film 'Guru'. With usual suspects like A.R.Rahman and Mani Ratnam around, the song is set to recreate the magic of 'Mayya Mayya'! Watch out for it!
Israel, Hamas strange bedfellows when it comes to reining in ISIS in Gaza
Bitter enemies Israel and Hamas finally agree on something: If the growing presence of ISIS within Gaza is not contained, the terrorist group could touch off a repeat of the 50-day war that devastated the Palestinian territory last summer. The black-clad jihadist group's tentacles have reached inside Gaza, and it has taken credit for a series of rocket attacks on Israel, as well as a coordinated series of car bombings on Sunday whose targets -- senior officials from Hamas and Islamic Jihad -- show ISIS in Gaza is at odds with fellow jihadists and infidels alike. Israel holds Hamas responsible for any and all attacks originating from the territory it controls, putting the onus on Hamas, itself a U.S.-recognized terrorist organization, responsible for putting the clamps on ISIS. "Even if those who fired on Israel are rebel factions from world jihad organizations trying to challenge Hamas by firing on us, we still see Hamas as the responsible party for what happens in Gaza, and we will not suffer attempts to harm our citizens," said Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon. Hamas has been cracking down on Gazans who sympathize with hard-core Salafist organizations, including ISIS, which want the Islamist enclave to go back on the offensive against Israel. In recent weeks around 100 Salafists have been arrested by Hamas in Gaza. Sunday's car bombings, which a statement released by a group sympathetic to ISIS indicated may have been in retaliation for the arrests, were the latest in a string of violent incidents. “The Salafists have decided to respond to these crimes and these blows dealt by Hamas by pointing rockets towards the occupation [Israel] and carrying out reprisals… The results will be catastrophic, will benefit no one, and it will be Hamas who shoulders the responsibility,” the statement read. Holding Hamas responsible for actions by ISIS is complicated for Israel, because return fire at essential Hamas infrastructure would likely weaken the governing regime, jeopardizing the cease-fire, and strengthening their even more radical Islamist opponents. Hillel Frisch, an expert on Palestinian and Islamic politics at Israel’s Begin Sadat Center for Strategic Studies, said Israel understands this and speculated that there is more than a little "bluff and double bluff" going on in this complex Israel-Hamas relationship. “Israel has been striking at ‘tin cans’ in retaliation; that’s what they’ve done so far,” Frisch told FoxNews.com. “They have not created any real damage. The name of the game between the two sides is basically that they will work together to maintain the cease-fire. The very fact that there are Salafists threatening to break the cease-fire shows to what extent Hamas is committed to it. “Clearly, Hamas can’t prevent every missile launch, but it certainly can prevent most," he continued. "Israeli retaliatory strikes on Gaza are basically addressed at [calming] the Israeli population, demonstrating that the military is protecting them. It also signals to Hamas that they have attacked ‘tin cans’ and now it is Hamas’ job to deal with those carrying out the firing.” While ISIS and other Salafists claim to have broad support in Gaza and elsewhere, recent indications suggest only 12 to 15 percent of the so-called "Arab street" backs them. “ISIS, almost everywhere, does not command broad popular support,” Frisch said. “Most people in this part of the world, from Lebanon down to Egypt, are not extremist Salafist. They might be very religious, but they are not that extreme. Whenever I look at videos of ISIS parades, including in places such as Mosul, one ingredient is always missing – popular support. You don’t see big numbers participating in their parades.”