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Bala Krishna, Dasari Narayana Rao combo Parama Veera Chakra has wrapped up the entire shooting part of the film. The songs were canned in the picturesque locales of New Zealand. The post-production works have already begun and are progressing at Chennai. The first copy of the film would be submitted for censor certification on 30th, December. Since the film is slated for a release on 12th January, the film-makers are trying their best to wrap up the post-production works at the earliest. Parama Veera Chakra casts Amisha Patel, Sheela and Neha Dupia in the female lead roles. The film also has Tollywood directors, Srinu Vytla, Kodi RamaKrishna, B.Gopal and Singeetham Srinivasa Rao in guest appearances. The audio of Parama Veera Chakra is scheduled for a grand launch on 29th, December.
Parama Veera Chakra releasing with 400 prints
Nandamuri Bala Krishna starrer Parama Veera Chakra is gearing up for its release on 12th, January. As earlier informed by the film-makers, the movie is said to be one of the biggest releases of this Pongal. If sources are to be believed, the movie will reach the screens with 400 prints in total. Parama Veera Chakra is considered as a prestigious venture as it is 150th directorial of Darsakaratna Dasari Narayana Rao and first combo film between Dasari and Bala Krishna. Being produced by C Kalyan under Teja Cinema, the film received U/A certificate from censor recently. Amisha Patel, Sheela and Neha Dhupia are playing the female leads in this mass cum action entertainer.
Amitabh Bachchan on Panama Papers issue
I do not know any of the companies referred to by Indian Express - Sea Bulk Shipping Company Ltd, Lady Shipping Ltd, Treasure Shipping Ltd, and Tramp Shipping Ltd. I have never been a director of any of the above stated companies. It is possible that my name has been misused. I have paid all my taxes including on monies spent by me overseas. Monies that I have remitted overseas have been in compliance with law, including remittances through LRS, after paying Indian taxes. In any event the news report in Indian Express does not even suggest any illegality on my part. Says Amitabh Bachchan in a official statement
UN sanctions operator of North Korean weapons ship seized by Panama
The United Nations imposed sanctions on the North Korean shipping company that operates a ship seized by Panama in July 2013 for carrying undeclared military equipment from Cuba ordered all countries to freeze its assets. The Security Council committee monitoring sanctions on North Korea announced late Monday that it had added Ocean Maritime Management Company, Ltd., which is headquartered in Pyongyang and operates the vessel Chong Chon Gang, to its sanctions blacklist. Panamanian authorities stopped the Chong Chon Gang as it tried to enter the Panama Canal because they suspected it was transporting drugs. Instead, they found two Cuban fighter jets in perfect condition, missiles and live munitions beneath its cargo of sugar. The committee said it imposed sanctions on Ocean Maritime Management because "it played a key role in arranging the shipment of concealed cargo of arms and related materiel" in violation of a U.N. arms embargo imposed against Pyongyang in response to North Korea's nuclear and missile programs. U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power accused Cuba and North Korea of "a cynical, outrageous and illegal attempt ... to circumvent United Nations sanctions prohibiting the export of weapons to North Korea." She said that imposing a global asset freeze on Ocean Maritime Management means that the company will no longer be able to operate internationally. Imposing sanctions on the shipping company "sends an important message to the companies directly involved in violations of U.N. sanctions regimes: we will find you and hold you accountable," Power said in a statement. In June, a Panamanian judge absolved the captain and two other officers of charges stemming from the seizure of the ship and freed them, saying the issue of whether the ship violated the U.N. arms embargo against North Korea was not a matter for Panama to decide. The court ruled that the weapons and other equipment should be turned over to Panamanian authorities. The ship's other 32 sailors were allowed to sail the vessel back to North Korea in February after the owner paid a $700,000 fine. Power said the United States remains concerned about attempts by North Korea to circumvent international sanctions and will remain "vigilant" in enforcing Security Council sanctions.