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Actor Nani is buoyed by the response to his latest Telugu romantic-comedy "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy". Although he was confident about the film, he admits he never expected it to do so well. "I knew the film will be well received by audiences and critics alike, but I seriously didn't expect it to do so well and become such a huge hit," Nani, who has finally tasted success after a long time, told. Directed by Maruthi, the film's about a guy with very weak attention span and his love escapades. Unlike his previous films, Nani says he was confident about "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy" even before release. "Usually I am nervous few days before a release, but it wasn't the same this time. I was so relieved and sure that the film will do well," he said. Also starring Lavanya Tripathi and Murali Sharma, the film has grossed over Rs.10 crore in its opening weekend worldwide. The makers recovered the investment in the first two days since its release on September 4.
Never expected 'Bhale Bhale Magadivoy' to do so well: Nani
Actor Nani is buoyed by the response to his latest Telugu romantic-comedy "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy". Although he was confident about the film, he admits he never expected it to do so well. "I knew the film will be well received by audiences and critics alike, but I seriously didn't expect it to do so well and become such a huge hit," Nani, who has finally tasted success after a long time, told. Directed by Maruthi, the film's about a guy with very weak attention span and his love escapades. Unlike his previous films, Nani says he was confident about "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy" even before release. "Usually I am nervous few days before a release, but it wasn't the same this time. I was so relieved and sure that the film will do well," he said. Also starring Lavanya Tripathi and Murali Sharma, the film has grossed over Rs.10 crore in its opening weekend worldwide. The makers recovered the investment in the first two days since its release on September 4.
'Bhale Bhale Magadivoy' to be remade in Kannada
Nani-starrer Telugu blockbuster "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy" will soon be remade in Kannada. The rights have been reportedly acquired by leading producer Rockline Venkatesh, who will jointly produce the film with Telugu producer Allu Aravind. "It will be a joint venture between Venkatesh and Aravind. Since both of them vied for the remake rights, they decided to collaborate and jointly produce the film. The remake deal was sealed earlier this week," a source close to producer Venkatesh told. The cast and crew are yet to be finalised. Directed by Maruthi Dasari, "Bhale Bhale..." is a rib-tickling entertainer about an absent-minded youngster, played by Nani, and his love escapades. The film will also be remade in Tamil with actor-composer G.V Prakash Kumar in the lead.
Nani tastes first blockbuster success with 'Bhale Bhale Magadivoy'
It took actor Nani seven years to enjoy the first blockbuster success of his career with latest Telugu psychological comedy "Bhale Bhale Magadivoy", which has emerged as the most successful small budget film in the language. "It's the biggest Telugu hit of the year in terms of return on investment. Having recently completed 50 days of theatrical run, the film has approximately grossed over Rs.55 crore worldwide and is still counting," trade analyst Trinath told. Directed by Maruthi Dasari, the film is about the efforts of an absent minded person and the challenges he faces because of it in his personal life. Also starring Lavanya Tripathi and Rao Ramesh, "Bhale Bhale..." is produced by Bunny Vas. Said to have been made on a budget of Rs.9 crore, the film collected nearly Rs.10 crore from the US market alone. "It's one of the small budget films to have made it to the 1 million mark in the US. It grossed around Rs.9.7 crore during its run in cinemas here," distributor Sanjay of CineGalaxy Inc, the company that released the film in the US, told IANS. The film, meanwhile, is going to be remade in Tamil. According to a source, actor-composer G.V Prakash Kumar, who is on a high with two back-to-back hits, may star in the remake. "Prakash has been approached but nothing has been finalised yet. The remake will be jointly produced by Vamsi and K.E. Gnanavel Raja," the source told.
Magadheera to hit screen in October
Directed by Goutham and produced by D Rajvarma on the banner of Sri Venkateswara Cine Enterprises, 'Magadheera' with Kamal Haasan in the lead is most likely to hit the screen in October. Producer Rajvarma says, 'The Tamil version of the film was released recently and is being screened with houseful collections. Popular music director Harris Jayaraj provided tunes to the film and is enthralling everyone. At the same time, the fights choreographed by Peter Haynes are also attracting the youth and mass well. More than half of the film was shot abroad and also in never before locations. We are planning to release the audio soon and the film in October. We are confident that the audio as well as the film would be a big hit in Telugu too.'
Magadheera to dub in Tamil
Tollywood’s 2009 blockbuster film ‘Magadheera’ produced by Geetha Arts starring Ram Charan Teja and Kajal Agarwal and directed by Rajamouli is going to be dubbed in Tamil soon. There was a huge competition among the kollywood top heroes to get the remake rights of the movie in Tamil. And there was also a buzz that producer Kalaipuli S Thanu is going to acquire the remake rights of the film and will have Ajith in the lead. But now, there is an official announcement as Allu Sirish of Geetha Arts had bought the remake rights of the film. They said “We’re dubbing Magadheera into Tamil. Release in the 2nd half of 2010. Want to release when no other big movies around. We can reveal other details of the Tamil dub once we close the deals. I have refurbished my old home in Chennai to stay during all this work”.