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Film makers start publicity of their films usually during the muharat. Many start it even before that by announcing the name of the hero or the heroine or just the title. But in a little strange case, the Anand Audio, the production audio and production house is starting the promotion of their film, Chaddi Dost, with the launch of the film's trailer. The shooting of the film, starring Rangayana Raghu and Sadhu Kokila, is already complete. Not a single news about this was leaked out. Anand Audio's Mohan Chabria says that he launched Victory and Chaddi Dost simultaneously but kept the latter under wraps so that the publicity could be started in a big way at one go. The plan was to release Victory on August 2 and the audio of Chaddi Dost in mid-August. But since Victory was delayed, the plans have changed. The film is directed by PC Shekar, who directed Romeo. Shekar has also given the story for Victory that is directed by Nanda Kishore. Others in the cast of the film include, Avinash, Dayanand, Roopashree, Mitra, Amit and Arasu. The film's music has been scored by Arjun Janya.
'Romeo's latest schedule starts 16th
Sudha Entertainments is making 'Romeo' starring Srihari in the main lead along with 'Aryan' Rajesh as the hero. Shraddha Arya plays the female lead in this movie. The movie is produced by Srinivas under the direction of Ramakrishna. The latest schedule for this film commences from 16th of this month. In this pipe lined schedule key sequences is planned to be shot for a period of 10 days. In this time period the talkie part will be completed. Later from 6th October, the action part of the movie along with two songs is planned to be canned for 15 days in the exquisite locales of Vizag. This schedule once completed will be followed by filming of two of the songs in foreign locations. The climax is proposed to be shot in Hyderabad. Director Ramakrishna revealed this information. The cast includes Srihari , 'Aryan' Rajesh, Shraddha Arya, Charan Raj, Raghubabu, Chandra Mohan, Tanikella Bharani, Santhosh Pawan, 'Chitram' Seenu, 'Satyam' Rajesh, Suman Shetty, Gautham Raju, Harshvardhan, Sairabhanu, 'Vichitram' Harsha and others. Lyrics: Vanamali, Music: Agasthya, Editing: Shankar, Photography: Rajendra, Fights: Ganesh, Satish, Choreography: Nichson ' Ganesh, Producer 'Srinivas, Story-Screenplay & Direction: RamaKrishna
'Romeo' tunes in Vizag
'Romeo' is being produced by L. Eeshwar as the Production No.1 of Living Legendz Creations, starring Aryan Rajesh and Shradha Arya. Srihari does a prominent demeanor in this movie directed by debutant Ramakrishna. Presently, a song is being canned in Vizag and the makers are planning to launch the movie in December. Currently, a song 'Unna nuvvunna chota'' is being shot on Aryan Rajesh and Shradha Arya, near Rishi Konda beach, at Vizag. The music is composed by Agastya. Briefing on the proceedings producer said, 'After shooting the song, some action scenes will be filmed at Araku from 22nd followed by a fight sequence and another song in the locales of Vizag. Later a song and climax scenes will be done at Hyderabad, this will complete the finale of shooting. The post-production works will be wrapped up by November 15 and the film is planned to get ready for a December release.' Director Ramakrishna said that the film has all the elements like live action, sentiment, romance and humor all etched in to the plot. The other cast includes Chandra Mohan, Thanikella Bharani, Raghu Babu, Santosh Pawan, Suman Shetty, Chitram Sreenu, Satyam Rajesh, Gowthamraju, Harshvardhan, Sairababu, Vichitram Harsha and others.
Romeo Juliet vs. Innimey Ippadithaan – Bookings in full swing
Romeo Juliet and Innimey Ippadithaan are the two awaited Tamil movies slated for June 12th release. Advance bookings of these Friday releases are happening in full swing, given the craze of their lead stars Jayam Ravi, Hansika and Santhanam. Romeo Juliet and Innimey Ippadithaan are touted to be out and out rom-coms that marks the second time combo of Ravi-Hansika and Santhanam-Ashna Zaveri, after Engeyum Kadhal, Vallavanukku Pullum Aayudham, respectively. Directed by Muruganand of Lollu Sabha fame, Santhanam himself produced Innimey Ippadithaan on his Handmade Films banner, Udhayanidhi's Red Giant Movies is distributing it. S Nanthagopal's Madras Entertainments presents, Ravi's Romeo Juliet is written and directed by Lakshman. D Imman is the music director. Vamsi Krishna, Poonam Bajwa are also part of the movie. Ravi-Hansika's Romeo Juliet is releasing worldwide in 350+ screens with 150 mins running time, while Innimey Ippadithaan is locked to 134 mins running time and has its share of best theaters. Stay tuned to know, which among these new age love entertainers boast at Box Office with stunning reviews.
Shortcut Romeo' one step ahead of 'Johnny Gaddaar': Neil
Neil Nitin Mukesh says his forthcoming film "Shortcut Romeo", in which he plays a negative character, is a chance for him to take the hatred and vengeance of his character in the 2007 film "Johnny Gaddaar" one step ahead. In "Johnny Gaddaar", Neil played Vikram, a member of a gang which runs a gambling club and conducts other underhand deals. In the film, his character goes to any extent to make money. Neil's performance was appreciated. "For the last few years, I was in search of such a script that could carry me one step ahead of 'Johhny Gaddaar'. Then I got a chance to meet Susi Ganeshan. He told me about this story ('Shortcut Romeo'). Then I felt that if I had to carry forward the character of 'Johnny Gaddar', 'Shortcut Romeo' is the film," Neil said here in an interview. In "Shortcut Romeo", the aim of Neil's character is to get rich anyhow. "Through this film ('Shortcut Romeo'), I can carry forward the look and style (mannerisms and character) of 'Johnny Gaddaar'," added the 31-year-old. "Shortcut Romeo" is the remake of Ganeshan's super hit Tamil film "Thiruttu Payle" and also features Ameesha Patel and Puja Gupta. The film is releasing June 21.
Shortcut Romeo' Neil backs Sonam's 'Raanjhanaa'
Neil Nitin Mukesh's own film "Shortcut Romeo" released Friday, but he also wishes well for the fate of his close friend, actress Sonam Kapoor's "Raanjhanaa", which released on the same day. Neil feels the movies will mark a new beginning for both of them. "Sonam in 'Raanjhanaa' is completely transformed. I can see the change in her. I feel it would be like a new beginning for her. It's like what happened to Karisma Kapoor after 'Raja Hindustani' or Shabana Azmi in 'Arth'," said Neil. Neil and Sonam developed a good friendship ever since they worked together in Abbas-Mustan's "Players". They have kept close tabs on each other's projects since, and even make sure they watch one another's films. There's a healthy give-and-take of criticism from both ends. Neil himself feels a similar change in his own work in "Shortcut Romeo". "Believe me, I've never worked so hard. Because the director Susi Ganesh is completely new to Hindi cinema and Bollywood, I was virtually the one-point stopover for the entire project in Mumbai," he said. The actor says he served as the hero, the chief assistant, the production co-ordinator and the spotboy on this one. "My involvement with 'Shortcut Romeo' was so deep that I forgot where the actor was left behind and the all-purpose project coordinator took over. Susi is completely alien to Bollywood. I had to lead him through the entire project. But I enjoyed every bit of it," he added. Neil is confident of "Shortcut Romeo" in spite of competition from his friend's film, which is already doing brisk business. "I know 'Raanjhanaa' is a big one. Everyone wants to see the love story between Sonam and Dhanush. So do I. But we are advantaged by our budget. 'Raanjhanaa' is a Rs.30 crore to Rs.35 crore project. We completed 'Shortcut Romeo' within Rs.15 crores although we shot in some of the most exotic spots of the world," said Neil. Nevertheless, Neil is all for "Raanjhanaa", and even confident of his own film. "'Shortcut Romeo' was a huge success in Tamil. And we've gone many steps ahead of the Tamil original 'Thiruttu Payale' in terms of treatment and execution," he added.