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Charmi starrer Mangala is gearing up for its release on 2nd March on the eve of Maha Sivaratri. The movie has completed its censor formalities and received A certificate from the Censor Board. Mangala is a thriller genre film, where Charmi is playing the title role. Apart from directing Mangala, Osho Tulasiram is also producing the movie along with Ch V Sarma. Viswa has scored the music and Sivendra has cranked the camera for the film. The trailers and the posters of the film are impressive and creating a positive buzz. Charmi has pinned high hopes on Mangala as the actress had no notable hits in the recent times. Will Charmi score a hit? We need to wait till 2nd March…
Charmi’s ‘Mangala’ in Hyderabad!
Charmi’s new film ‘Mangala’ is currently progressing at Hyderabad. The next schedule of the film is planned at Talakona forest. Tulasi Ram who had directed Charmi’s ‘Mantra’ is directing this film too. The movie is a heroine-centric film where Charmi will be playing the title role.The film will be produced by Chandan Ramesh. Veturi is penning the lyrics for the songs and there are totally five songs in the film. Music for this film is being scored by Vishwa. Other supporting cast includes Pradeep Rawat, Subhash and Chitram Seenu
'Mangal Ho' a start to sci-fi genre in Bollywood: Sanjay Mishra
Versatile actor Sanjay Mishra is busy filming "Mangal Ho", a film that he feels will add visibility to the sci-fi genre in Bollywood. At the shoot of the comedy film "Mangal Ho", he told: "Science fiction is an untouched genre as far as Indian cinema is concerned. 'Mangal Ho' is a beginning of this genre and that too with a touch of comedy. It's a great thing." The film is being directed by Pritish Chakraborty. "Pritish approached me on sets of 'Chala Mussaddi... Office Office' (2011) for his film 'Mangal Ho'. In the film, I play a Bengali businessman who is an idiot but considers himself super intelligent. "My character's name is very interesting, Udhaar Dey. My younger brother's name is Sudhaar Dey, my son's name is Buddhi Dey," he said. The actor, who is famous for his one-liners right from the days of TV show "Office Office", said "Mangal Ho" will also have some witty dialogues. "This film has a good Concept, witty dialogues and very subtle one-liners, forming the right recipe for a good film," he said. "Mangal Ho" director told that he wanted to helm a movie which he enjoys making and the audience enjoys watching. "The audience buys ticket for entertainment and we are just preparing our film to be framed and received as a purely entertaining film," he said. The film, jointly produced by Ascent Films Pvt Ltd and M.K. Media Pvt Ltd, also features Annu Kapoor playing a Punjabi scientist in the film.
Charmi’s ‘Mangala’ left with climax part!
The charming beauty Charmi’s upcoming yet another heroine oriented film titled ‘Mangala’ had reached the final part of its shooting. Except the climax portion in the film everything has been completed. Tulasiram who had earlier directed and produced Charmi’s thriller movie ‘Mantra’ is again wielding the megaphone for ‘Mangala’ also. He says “Like Mantra, ‘Mangala’ also belongs to thriller genre but the story and screenplay is entirely different. I’m confident that Charmi would capture the audience’s hearts as ‘Mangala’.” The movie has music by Vishwa, lyrics by Suddala Ashok Teja and Vishwa, dialogues by Jandhyala Venkatesh Babu and cinematography by Sivendra. G Sridhar will be presenting the film. The other cast and crew of the film includes Pradeep Rawath, Vijay Sai, Subhash and Uttej.
Annu Kapoor to play eccentric genius in 'Mangal Ho'
Chal Pichchur Banate Hain" director Pritish Chakraborty is back with a sci-fi comedy "Mangal Ho", in which Annu Kapoor is all set to play an eccentric but genius scientist. "I play a scientist who is attempting to figure out if there is life on Mangal (Mars). And at the same time, we are trying to find out if there is Mangal (goodness) in life," the actor said. Describing the character further, the film's director said: "This scientist is completely mad. So, the concepts he envisions are something that today's scientists will think 50 years later. The 'Mangal Ho' mission is a creation of his imagination." "He wants to become the 'God of Mangal'. His ambitious efforts are blocked by everyone but his madness and wildness boost him to give a try to this mission." Of the film, Chakraborty said: "The main theme of 'Mangal Ho' is to send a couple to Mars and form a civilisation over there. In real life, people are still working on it, but he has already begun this mission with this film." Annu Kapoor says the director is a "young, talented, creative and full of life".
Shabbir Ahmed to pen lyrics for sci-fi comedy 'Mangal Ho'
Shabbir Ahmed, who has penned songs like "Teri meri" and "Jumme ki raat", is venturing into a new zone with the commercial sci-fi comedy "Mangal Ho". He finds it challenging, but he is putting in an extra effort to entertain the audience. "They (makers) gave me a situation for 'Mangal Ho' and I wrote a few compositions according to that, and they loved it. "They already had 50 songs from some of the renowned names, but my songs, one after the other perfectly fit in with the situations, and the songs got locked in," Ahmed told when asked how he came on board for "Mangal Ho". Ahmed is known to give funny and catchy phrases in popular songs like "20 20" from "Welcome Back"; "Chaar shanivaar" from "All Is Well"; "Jumme ki raat hai" from "Kick"; and "Pinky" from "Zanjeer". But he believes that penning the lyrics of a commercial sci-fi comedy such as "Mangal Ho" pulled him out of his comfort zone. He said: "'Mangal Ho' is something new for me. And that's why I've been doing a bit of homework on this and readying lines according to the script. "When you're assigned a task which you don't know much about, it's better to work in this manner." Ahmed says that his lyrics for the songs blend well with the theme of the planet Mars and the title "Mangal Ho". "I'm giving a serious thought about the lyrics to ensure it's commercial and that it doesn't drift towards philosophy. "We just want to do something which connects with the audience," he said. He said there were several music directors for the film, but it was finally the film's director Pritish Chakraborty's call on which songs to retain. "I write according to the situation... as situation is a hero in its own. While writing according to the situation, sometimes you also have to look at the actor. "Sanjay Mishra and Annu Kapoor are outstanding actors and are veterans of the field. But depending on the story, we just work hard to create a commercial or hit song which the audience likes," said Ahmed, when asked if the image of the actors played an important role in penning the lyrics for the film. "Mangal Ho" takes a humorous look at the possibility of life on Mars. Sanjay Mishra plays a Bengali businessman, while Annu Kapoor plays a Punjabi scientist in the film, which is jointly produced by Ascent Films Pvt Ltd and M.K. Media Pvt Ltd.