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The producer of Kannada film Munirathna has donated Rs.45000 the morning show collection of 'Anatharu' Kannada film starring Upendra, Darshan, Radhika and Sanghavi from Narthaki theatre to retired IPS L.Revannasiddaiah who is managing trustee of Foundation for Restoring Human Dignity (FORHD) orphan house at Mysore. The children of the FORHD orphan house released the audio album of the film 'Anatharu' at Dr.Ambedkar Bhavan and on this day distributor of the film Raviraj promised to donate the morning collection of the film 'Anatharu' to the orphan children.
Muniyandi team builds a temple
It is a well known fact that Thirumurugan and Bharath combination is teaming up again after 'Em-Magan' for 'Muniyandi Vilangiyal Moondramaandu'. There is a less known fact about that film that the team is building a temple for the movie. The story has a Munishwar temple playing an important role. The team was not satisfied with any of the Munishwar temples that they visited and hence decided to build a temple of their own. The temple will come up in Vellai Koundalur near Pollachi. The temple will be built on a rock and art director Bhupathi will design the temple. A 50 foot high Muniswarar idol as well as an ambulatory wall is being built at a cost of 10 lakhs. The temple will be a usual temple with all poojas and pariharamas duly performed. The shooting will take place in it for 15 days in the temple after which the temple will be dedicated to the village. The movie tells you the problems encountered by village youth who is coming up in life. The shooting of the movie is scheduled in Pollachi, in and around Karaikudi, and Devakottai. The shooting is expected to be finish in a single schedule spreading over 50 days. Malaysia Production Company Lotus five star and Thiru pictures combine to produce the movie. Bharath will have newcomer Thamarai as his pair. Vadivelu plays an important role. Vidyasagar handles the music while Vairamuthu pens the lyrics. The movie started rolling on December 26th, and it is expected to see the light on the eve of Tamil New Year's day.
'Muniyandi Vilangiyal...' An ode in memory of dad
Director Thirumurugan who made 'Emmagan' starring Bharath and Nasser is on to his next project now. This movie also features Bharath as the protagonist and is all about abounding love in a college campus. Bharath plays the role of Muniyandi and the title of the film is 'Muniyandi Vilangiyal Moondramaandu'. Thirumurugan lost his father recently and industry sources reveal that the loss has shaken the very roots of the director. Thirumurugan's father's name is Muniyandi and that is the reason behind the hero being christened with the same name. The film is likely to depict a lot of scenes in memory of the late Muniyandi.
Bharath becomes Muniyandi!
Director Thirumurugan and actor Bharath, who came together to render a hit in 'Em Mahan', will team up again for a movie titled 'Muniyandi Vilangiyal Mundraam Aandu'. The movie would be produced by Malaysian-based firm Lotus Five Star in association with Thiru Pictures. Bharath plays the hero while search for a heroine is on. Nasser plays a prominent role in the movie. Vidyasagar is scoring music for the movie, which would have lyrics by Vairamuthu. The other credits are Vaithi (Cinematography), Baskar Sakthi (Dialogues), Boopathy (Art) and Datho Durai Saingam and Karunamurthy (Production). Says Thirumurugan, "it is a movie that dwells on a college which has not been swept by the fast changing lifestyle in cities. It is a movie with action, sentiment and romance."
Sivakarthikeyan visits Paravai Muniyamma in Madurai Hospital
As we had earlier reported that bedridden actress Paravai Muniyamma who is in poverty and recently found relief when actors Sarathkumar and Vishal contributed to her hospital expenses and monthly expenses. Maverick actor Dhunush gave a sizeable donation of Rupees Five Lakhs to Muniyamma and following him rising star Sivakarthikeyan after paying homage to Dr. Abdul Kalam went to the Madurai and visited his ‘Maan Karate’ co-star Paravai Muniyamma in the hospital in which she is admitted in and has helped out by paying an undisclosed amount to her.
Bharath's 'Munniyandi,...' set to rock
After the success of 'Em Magan', director Thirumurugan is coming up with his next film titled 'Munniyandi, Vilangiyal Moondramaandu'. Designed as a college-life entertainer, the movie stars Bharath and debutante Poorna in lead roles. Speaking about the film Thirumurugan says, 'Despite western lifestyle making its way into modern colleges, there are still some institutions that have Tamil tradition deeply rooted in them. The college in the film is one such and the story is based on love with the backdrop of inequality emanating from the ruthless caste system'. Vadivelu plays a prominent role in the film and the character he portrays is called Sorimuthu Ayanaar. Vadivelu is expected to rock in this film. The story is about a rich Poorna falling in love with Bharath in such a way that she gets hysterical. Thinking that she has been possessed by some evil spirit, Vadivelu is summoned to drive away the spirit. Well, makings of some hilarious entertainment. The story also gets on with serious notes with a plethora of emotions that delve deep into the facets of a boy-girl relationship divided by unfair social divides. The filmmakers are especially happy with the performance of Poorna. Despite being a debutante, they feel she has it in her to become a top star very soon. Director Thirumurugan adds, 'Art director Boopathy has done an exemplary job. We needed a museum set for a song with lions, tigers and bears in them. I am very happy with the outcome and I am sure it will be liked by the masses. Another set was erected near Pollachi. That was a 'Munneswaran Temple' set and has come out in an impressive manner'. The others in the cast are Ponvannan, S. Raja, Thara, Yuvashree and Yugendran. The film is produced by Tatho Rena, Duraisingam Pillai and K. Karunamoorthy on behalf of Lotus Five Star and Thiru Pictures.