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EVV Satyanarayana's next Fitting Master inculcates to youngsters that parents deserve more love and respect. Starring 'Allari' Naresh and debutant heroine Madalasa Sharma, the movie directed by produced by Evv Satyanarayana on his production house EVV Cinema as his Production No-8. The maker renowned for his humor quotient in the movie is making 'Fitting Master' in the same amiable vein. The title itself speaks about Naresh's character which has the habit of provoking a fight among other for entertainment. But it all ends for good. The movie has a unique theme with his trademark riot that will keep the eyes of the audiences filled with joyous tears. The director is keen to make an impact on the contemporary youngsters with his theme that shelters parents and goes on to say they should not be disdained for the sake of the newly formed love between a girl and a boy. The theme is quite new and might reach the masses well for its distinct combination of satirical humor. The unit is preparing to start its latest schedule of shooting from 1st of November, in the locales of Visakhapatnam and Aruku. During this schedule a song, some scenes and few fight sequences will be canned.
One for the teens, and their parents
Is there a youth film that is also meant for their parents? Don't be perplexed. Bhanu Shankar's Valliddaru Vayasu Padahare is certainly one. As the director Bhanu Shankar himself says, 'This is a movie full of youthful energy, but speaks about parental responsibility and bonding'. Produced by M. Kumara Swamy on SKS Creations, Valliddaru Vayasu Padahare has Tarun Chandra and Devaki as hero and heroine. Both of them are debutants in Telugu (Tarun has acted in a Kannada movie). But there is a gaggle of senior stars like Suhasini, Jayasudha, Raghuvaran and Chandramohan. K. Viswanath is making a special appearance as a judge and Posani Krishnamurali is a lawyer. Telengana Sakunthala, Venumadhav, Narsing Yadav and Brahmanandam take care of the comedy department. Bhanu Shankar's first film was Yevare Athagadu. Bhanu Shankar insists that there are many things in Valliddaru Vayasu Padahare, which are different. 'Don't ask me what. But you will find them interesting when you see it,' he promises. This is a small budget movie with the accent on script and story. Both the debutants also say the same thing. The film has a cute story and it would be the right introduction for us, they say. The elders in the cast also feel the same thing. The director points out that the climax would be pretty dramatic. After seeing it you will understand why we dedicate this movie to every parent. Valliddaru Vayasu Padahare is set for release in July.
Mystery Parents claim Dhanush as their Son
To everyone's shock, An aged couple R Katharesan (60) and K Meenakshi (55) who hail from Manampatti village in Melur Taluk of Madurai moved the Judicial Magistrate Court claiming that Tamil star Dhanush was actually their son. They say Dhanush, who's original name was 'Kaliselvan', was born to them on November 7th, 1985. If their version is to be believed, Dhanush is their elder child. They have a daughter whom they named as Dhanapackiam. Katharesan is a retired bus conductor. He says Dhanush studied up to Class X in RC Middle School. He claims that his son escaped from them when he was in Class 11 to fulfill his dream of becoming an Actor and changed his name to Dhanush K Raja. He says Kasthuri Raja kept him in his custody since then. The Petitioner now appeals Court to pass an order asking Dhanush to pay them Rs 65,000 per month for maintenance. To prove their claims, The Couple submitted birth certificate and childhood pictures of Dhanush to the court. Judicial Magistrate Selva Kumar directed Dhanush to appear before it on January 12th next year.
Ajay Devgan's parents unique gift for him
Debut Director of U, Me Aur Hum, Ajay Devgan got the best birthday gift yesterday when his entire family landed up on the sets of Rock N' Roll Family sets to cut a cake with him yesterday!! His parents Veeru and Veena Devgan, sisters Neelam and Kavita and his nephew Aman (Neelam's son) '€” landed up on the sets of Rock N' Roll Family to celebrate his birthday a day in advance!! Says Ajay, "I was pleasantly surprised, considering my parents never go on television. It was one of the most beautiful gifts I've ever received!!"
'An actor's parents believed his girl had done black magic on him' - Ram Gopal Varma
As his PHOONK gets ready to arrive on 22nd August, Ram Gopal Varma talks about what 'fear' means to him. Read on! I would describe fear as a feeling which comes out of being threatened with either emotional or physical violence, and it gets magnified especially if it comes from an unknown or an un-understandable source. If you truly understand the mechanics and the motivations of the force which is threatening you, you won't be half as scared. For example if you are confronted with a snake you will be chilled to the bone but if you can recognize the species, know what it's poison contains, how it can effect your system, how fast it can move etc kind of details, instead of being scared you will think of ways of escaping it or killing it. Similarly if you are alone at home at night and you hear a moaning kind of sound from inside a room where no one is supposed to be there, the slow wary walk of yours towards the room to check the source of the sound is when you will be scared maximum. That is because your own imagination takes over your mind. But once you see the source no matter how dangerous or frightening it is, you will either scream for help or run or attack it depending on you as an individual. You will simply jump into a defense mode and your fear at this time will be much lesser that what it was during the walk. Belief in God I believe primarily comes out of fear because we have an overwhelming need to feel safe and we will never truly trust our family or the society or the police or the Government to protect us. Hence we are compelled to believe in a force which we desperately want to protect us in every which way and that is where God comes in and in order to feel the power of God we have no choice but to invent and pit his power against a counter point and thus evil forces like demons and black magic are invented. Black magic is supposed to be used to hurt or kill an enemy by either practicing it or hiring its practitioners. Whether it exists or not, nobody can tell for sure, but I am truly stunned by the sheer number of people who in spite of their education and social status, how much they believe in it. I think it's mainly because whenever they don't understand the reasons behind some negative happenings or at least when their minds refuse to accept the obvious for whatever reasons they tend to believe in the aspect of black magic. I know of parents of this actor who was seeing a girl who they highly disapproved of. Unable to break their relationship and refusing to see a possible negative side to their own son they started believing that the girl did some black magic on him, and it started growing to the extent of them fearing everything about her. I was always fascinated with the feeling of fear, how it consciously and subconsciously affects people in so many ways. If you are traveling in a car on a highway and you see a very dirty looking truck coming from the opposite direction with broken headlights, peeled of paint and hanging bumper, that will scare you more than a slick looking well maintained truck. Logically speaking both will do the same damage if they hit you. But it's somewhere your subconscious insight into the driver of the dirty truck that if he doesn't care so much about his own truck he might not care so much about himself or you too. Also if you observed when we with the whole family leave the house and go on a holiday for a few days, when we return, open the lock and step inside a thought fleetingly might cross our minds what the house and the various objects in the house have been up to while you were away. Can we be really sure that the various inanimate things in our house we so take for granted in the course of the day don't really come alive in the night after we go to sleep?
Mysskin: Attention parents!
Are you a six to seven year old child, or the parent to a kid in this age group? Then this news is just for you. Director Mysskin who recently made 'Anjathe' is now on the look out for a boy who is six or seven years old and who can articulate well in English and Tamil. Mysskin is working on his next venture titled 'Nandhalala'. The child should also be charming and talented. The child artist who will be selected for the role will have a strong role to play throughout the film. Lets us not forget that it was at this age that 'Ulaga Nayagan' Kamal too made his entry into films with 'Kalathur Kannamma'. So parents if you would like history to repeat itself through your son, send a detailed mail along with a photograph to [email protected] May be your son is the lucky one to get the role, so hurry!