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Director Vinta Nanda is busy in making his film titled 'Magic'. The story is about a film maker and it has been inspired from the life of Mahesh Bhatt. Vinta Nanda has decided to take up Randeep Hooda for the lead role Sohail who is a crazy human being both a protagonist and an antagonist but in the end finally comes out shining from his conflicts and confusions. The film is titled 'Magic' because Nanda thinks that people always aim for big things but magic lies in small aspects of life.
Magic of real location!
Can you able to believe that Dhanush worked with only sixty percent of this involvement and interest in Pollathavan? Yeah! It is true because he is not cozy working in real locations. But, Vetri Maaran was zealous that he shot most part of his film in real sites. But, Dhanush was unenthusiastic during the shooting of his recent hit 'Polladhavan' Dhanush tried his level best in swaying the director not to carry out the shooting in real locations each time but the director was sturdy in his choice. Al last Dhanush adapted to at most of his level and some how finished the project. 'If this is the scenario in your next film too I wont give you call sheets' Said the young hero candidly. The upbeats of real location are now known to the hero after seeing the reception and attainment of the film. He now asks the director to conduct the shooting of his next film in real locations. The director is too in high spirits for the hero's impulsive act.
The Magic of Salim-Javed Once Again
Story, Screenplay and Dialogues by Salim-Javed. This was a prominent credit on the silver screen in the Hindi Film world that changed the fate of movie making. It was great to see a credit in Farhan Akhtar's 'Don''Adapted from the original screenplay by Salim-Javed. It's time to talk about this deadly-duo who re-wrote the art of storytelling in Hindi films. At many an occasion they were more powerful than the director. And they charged more money than the big stars of their films. If a film poster carried the name Salim-Javed, it was assumed that the film is going to be a silver jubilee at least. In fact the practice of putting the name of the story writers on the posters was started by them. In an era of limited television appeal, a film's poster was the biggest advertisement for a film in those days. Although they had a gap of ten years between them (Salim Khan is ten years elder to Javed Akhtar) their team is what the folklores are made of. They started off with an obscure film 'Sarhadi Lootera' where Salim Khan acted while Javed wrote the dialogues. Once the team was formed, roles were well defined as well. While Salim Khan was good with carving plots of a story, Javed was excellent with dialogues. Their filmography during the 1970s reads the biggest hits of Hindi cinema like 'Haathi Mera Saathi', 'Seeta Aur Geeta', 'Zanjeer', 'Sholay', 'Deewar', 'Trishul' and 'Don' to name a few. They parted ways in the early 1980s due to ego hassles and their individual attempts didn't bear the same fruits. While Salim Khan achieved a degree of success with Sanjay Dutt's 'Naam', Javed Akhtar struck gold with 'Betaab'. But apart from that they couldn't do much of recognition. Today, Javed Akhtar is a prominent lyricist and his son Farhan Akhtar is one of the most promising directors we have today. Salim Khan's son Salman Khan is one of the biggest superstars of Indian cinema. MusicMazaa salutes the work done by Salim-Javed. Do let us know the state of Hindi cinema if these two greats decide to join hands once again today.
Rajinis magic lures a bridegroom
Shivaji film never can escape from being in the news. The latest one from the Shivaji is interesting, though it doesn't involve any of the film's cast and crew. Shivaji, these days, is being shot a Thiruporur on the outskirts of Chennai. There was a huge commotion at the shooting spot yesterday as one of the onlookers went missing and his friends and relatives went on a search for him. The huge manhunt was because the guy was a bridegroom and had set out of the marriage hall in his eagerness to see Rajnikanth shoot for the film. As it happened, he got mixed in the crowd and his folks had to search for him in the sea of humanity that had gathered to watch the film shoot. After some serious search, the man was found and taken back to his own wedding.
The magic of Ajith
Ajith Kumar and Nayantara starrer 'Billa' completes 100 days on last Saturday (March 22). The movie is a super hit and a biggest money grosser of recent times after Superstar Rajinikanth's 'Sivaji'. The movie is said to have collected Rs 5.2 crore in Chennai alone. The movie, directed by Vishnuvardhan is hailed as the most stylish movie of recent times. Ajith's cool and stylish performance has made the film enjoyable, while Nayantara's daring appraoch in terms of her outfits and the way she carried herself have added the attraction to the movie. The movie has undoubtadly incresed the star value of the lead pair. While Ajith is back to the top slot after a few failures, Nayantara has got many offers coming her way post 'Billa'. When the movie was announced everyone was skeptical about recreating the magic of Superstar in the original 'Billa'. Vishnu and his team did not try to emulate or outsmart Superstar's 'Billa'. Instead they just made a film taking inspiration from the original and came out triumph with a stylish and slick presentation. The youthful and trendy music by Yuvan Shankar Raja added value to the fare. Ajith has proved that he is still among the top with a great opening. He had a sequence of failures in films like 'Ji', 'Thiruppathi' and 'Aazhvaar'. Even his much anticipated movie 'Kireedam' did not do well at the box office. Any other star with so many setbacks would have been bogged down by these failures. But Ajith, who believs in himself, raised like a pheonix and proved his worth. The Ultimate Star has proved that he is an Evergreen Star. He has justified the faith the of investors have in him. By coming out with an outstanding success, he has proved his worth as a star and a fighter, who never lets his confidence go down. Hats off to Ajith, the evergreen star.
'Subramaniapuram' magic recreated in official website
Set in the 1980s, 'Subramaniapuram' weaves a nostalgic tale of five friends through evergreen and difficult periods of life. In comes a damsel and winds of change are about to take place. An inspired effort by director M. Sasikumar, a former associate of directors Bala and Ameer, the movie is expected to synchronize with the mindset of scores of Tamil youth who have experienced scars pertaining to love and friendship. musicmazaa, the official media partner of 'Subramaniapuram' has launched the movie's official website keeping in mind the mood and tenacity the story has to offer.