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Her father never gets tired of experimenting with Cinema. The whole of India is waiting for Kamal Haasan's dream film 'Dasavataram' to get to cinema halls. Meanwhile his daughter Shruti Haasan who is a trained musician from U.S.A. is getting ready to start her own innings in the film industry. And she is not taking the plunge as a singer but following her famous actor and film maker father, Shruti is making her debut in a film. Earlier there were news floating around that this soon to be actress is going to do a role opposite Madhavan, but no new developments about this Kollywood movie have appeared in the media so far. Shruti Haasan has now signed on the dotted line for a role in the movie titled as 'Luck' directed by Soham Shah and produced by Shree Ashtavinayak CineVision Ltd. The movie has top Bollywood stars such as Sanjay Dutt, Imraan Khan, Mithun Chakraborthy, Danny Denzongpa, Ravi Kisshen and Rati Agnihotri. As the character that Shruti is going to enact gets involved in lot of action scenes, the makers thought that she will fit in perfectly to the role because of her lean and athletic physique. The entire shooting of 'Luck' will be done in South Africa. The music is composed by Salim Suleiman and the camera work by Santosh Thundiyal, who has done cinematography for films like 'Krishh' and 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'. The director of action is Allan Amin. Shruti proved her mettle as a class singer by performing with a band during the launch of the Rolling Stone magazine's Indian edition at Mumbai in front of her whole family and a big crowd. Comparison with her famous father is unavoidable. But lets not forget that this soon to be actress has inherited her genes from one the best and most experienced actors of Indian Film Industry and a veteran actress called Sarika who retuned with a bang to acting by winning a national award for the critically acclaimed film 'Parzania'.
Kamal Haasan reveals his success secret
Padmashree Kamal Haasan, the versatile Indaian actor was seen in lot of Tamil, Hindi and Telugu films. Kamal who has recently attended a 100 day celebrations of a Tamil film titled ‘Aadhavan’ gave an astonishing speech and also revealed his success secret. When Surya asked Kamal about his secret of success, he says “An actor must have their own obstinacies and shouldn’t get affected by success and failures. It’s just like how cricketers take their game. Success and defeat doesn’t have its impact on them and they prepare themselves for the next match… In all likelihood, actors must stride on the same path for achieving success….”
The harassing king
The super Hit Tamil film with Vadivelu in the lead is being dubbed into Telugu as 'Himsinche Raju Pulakesh 23' by NV Prasad and Paras Jain on the banner of Mega Super Good Films. Presenter of the film RB Choudary says, 'People hate that king every time. He used to harass the people all the times. He finds mistakes in each and everything. However, that king transformers and starts doing good for the people and gets back compliments from the people. How it became possible has to be watched on the screen. The film became a big hit with Vadivelu playing a dual role. Huge sets and songs are the highlights of the movie. Presently DTS works are in progress. We are planning to release the film by the end of July.' Nazar, Izhavarasu, Monica, Manorama, Venniradai Nirmala, Tejasri, Nagesh, Sriman and others are in the cast. Sri Ramakrishna is scripting dialogues while Suddala Ashok Teja, Bhuvanachandra, Vanamali and Kulasekhar penned lyrics. Sabesh and Murali jointly scored music for the movie.
Kamal Haasan as 'Raghavan'
The successful Tamil film 'Vettayadu-Velauyadu' with Kamal Haasan, Jyothika and Kamalini Mukherjee in the lead is being dubbed into Telugu as 'Raghavan' by KVV Satyanarayana, Sakhamuri Panduranga Rao on the banner of Channel Communications. Manikyan Narayan is presenting the movie. The dubbing activities of the film have come to an end and the first copy was ready. The audio of the film is all set for launch on August 18 through Aditya Music. The producers are making efforts to release the film on August 31. It may be mentioned here that the film was directed by Gautham Menon, who had directed Venkatesh for 'Gharshana' in Telugu. Harris Jayaraj scored music for the flick. Another interesting feature in the film is that over 90 per cent of the film was shot in the US. One more surprising point to note is that Dasarath, who had directed 'Santosham' with Nagarjuna as hero, had scripted dialogues for the movie. Kamal Haasan is playing the role of a police officer in this movie.
Kamal Haasan's Telugu flick in Jan
Padma Shri, Dr Kamal Haasan, is a well-known hero among the Telugu audiences. Each of his films '€” 'Antuleni Katha, Manmadha Leela, Sommokadidi Sokokadidi, Andamaina Anubhavam, Idi Katha Kaadu, Yerra Gulabeelu, Vasantha Kokila, Sagara Sangamam, Swati Mutyam, Subha Sankalpam, Vichitra Sodarulu '€” had earned the name as classics and never before and never after kind of films. This great artiste had visited Hyderabad recently on the occasion of the release of his latest film 'Raghavan'. He thanked the audiences for making his film a memorable hit in Telugu. Admitting that Hyderabad was developed very well, he expressed his heart-felt sorrow for those who were killed in the latest bomb blasts and also those who were injured in the incidents. He further declared that his film Dasaavataram is all set for release very soon and he would soon start his next film Maradanayakan. He announced that he would do a straight Telugu film and the film would be launched in January 2008.
Kamal Haasan to appear in 'Kucheludu'
Surprise, surprise. Kamal Haasan will appear in a Rajinikanth's film after a long time. K Balachander is making the movie and it was he who had introduced both Kamal and Rajini. So, now he will be pulling a coup by making them appear in the same frame. It is being said that Kamal Haasan will play a cameo as the person who will give an award to Rajinikanth in Kucheludu.