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Come March 6, Srikant will be seen in an all-new, never-seen-before role, he says. His film 'Nagaram' is slated for release on that day, and he is playing an out and out mass role after a very long time. According to the unit, the film is about a young guy who gets up caught up in strange circumstances leading to a grand finale. Naturally, the film has lots of scope for suspense and so the expectations are high from this thriller. Also, the presence of Manisha Koirala and Jagapati Babu heighten the intrigue element.
Srihari to be the hero in 'Sitamahalaxmi Hatya Case'
Real Star Srihari, who won a critical acclaim with his performance in 'Hanumanthu' is playing hero in another film in his home banner again. To be produced by Santhakumari on the banner of Sri Chalana Chitra, introducing fight master Vijayan as director, the film would be the remake of a successful Malayalam film 'Chintamani Cola Case' as 'Sitamahalaxmi Hatya Case'. The film would be launched amidst several prominent film personalities on November 15 and efforts are being made by Srihari's wife and producer Santhakumari in this regard. The producer expressed her ambition that this film would also be a big hit like 'Hanumanthu'.
'6.2' is the next venture of 'Maa Pasalapudi Sitraalu'
Producers S Kishan Naik and Sriram Reddy who had produced 'February 14' on the banner of 'Maa Pasalapudi Sitraalu' as their debut film are now dubbing a Tamil hit film '6.2' on the same banner. While Vikram of 'Aparichudu'-fame played the hero, Sunita Varma of 'Utsaham'-fame played the heroine. Dubbing and recording works were complete and presently the film is in DTS mixing works. The audio would be launched soon through 'Madhura Entertainemnt' and the film would be released in the second half of June. D Imaan scored music for the film and there are five songs. Dialogues are by Venu, lyrics are by Rudrakshala, editing is by Suresh Urs and camera is by Suresh Devan. V Senthil Kumar had directed the film.
Sithara makes a comeback
Sithara is one actress who surprised a lot of Malayalees with her instant popularity in other language films especially Tamil. Certainly the forerunner of present day heroines who make it big in Tamil and Telugu, she maintained her popularity in other languages for half a decade, particularly in the early nineties. After a gap of a few years, the actress has now planned to make a come back to cinema. ''Mirgam'' fame Sami's new flick will feature her in a prominent role as the heroine to Raj Kiran. Sithara will face the camera for this movie, from the first week of September. The movie will feature Aadi and Sreedevika in lead roles. Sithara also seems to have plans to make a comeback to Malayalam films. However her new innings would involve a lot of mature roles.
Anu Sithara Makes A Mark In Mollywood With Happy Wedding!
Happy Wedding, which released on May 20, 2016, has went on to garner some decent reviews upon its release. The film has been tagged as a perfect entertainer by the moviegoers. With Happy Wedding, Malayalam film industry has got an actress in the form of Anu Sithara. Take a look at some of the pictures of the actress. Interestingly, Anu Sithara is not a new face to Mollywood. In fact, she has acted in some Malayalam films before, but in supporting roles. The actress debuted in films with the movie Pottaas Bomb, in which she did the main female lead. Later, the actress was seen in the film Oru Indian Pranayakatha, in which she had a role to play in the flashback sequences.. With Happy Wedding, the actress has got the much needed break in Mollywood. Anu Sithara, who is seen in the college portions in the film and has done a good job with her role. Happy Wedding has been directed by debutante Omar and has actors like Siju Wilson, Sharafudheen, Soubin Shahir, Justin John etc in the lead roles. The film has done good enough to hold on to major centres even after two weeks of its release. Happy Wedding is doing a decent business in multiplex centres like Ernakulam.
From the Sitar to the Guitar, a musical journey
On 24 and 25 November 1995, at the Cirque Royal in Brussels, world music pioneers and lifelong friends Yehudi Menuhin and Ravi Shankar presented From the Sitar to the Guitar, a musical journey that starts nearly a thousand years ago in Rajasthan, India, and culminates in the Spanish flamenco. For the first time, in aid of the International Yehudi Menuhin Foundation and the Ravi Shankar Foundation, this historic event is now available on DVD and CD. From the Sitar to the Guitar features extraordinary and previously unreleased performances by Ravi Shankar, Blanca del Rey, Langas and Manghaniyars of Rajasthan, Ludovit Kov¡c, Trio Loyko (featuring violinists Oleg Ponomarev and Sergei Erdenko) and Abdelli. After the concerts, Y. Menuhin wrote: "Ravi Shankar established an atmosphere which was magical... The audience was gasping with the joy which comes of seeing a dream fulfilled, which unhappily does not exist in our ordinary life." - The DVD contains the complete 24 November 1995 concert (2hrs 20mins) plus interviews with the participating artists, vocal and instrumental demonstrations and rehearsal footage (approx. 50 minutes of extras). - It is accompanied by an exclusive CD with 78 minutes of unreleased highlights from the 25 November 1995 concert. - The 16 page booklet includes a new foreword by Ravi Shankar, the original programme foreword by Yehudi Menuhin, rare and unpublished documents and manuscripts, notably by Lord Menuhin and Pandit Ravi Shankar. In his new foreword for the booklet, Ravi Shankar writes: "This is a beautiful DVD aptly named From the Sitar to the Guitar, showcasing the musical voyage of gypsies and the evolution of the human dialogue through harmony and sound and thereby crossing all boundaries and barriers. I am also very thankful that the proceeds from the sale of these DVD and CD will go to both Yehudi's and my foundations." The From the Sitar to the Guitar concerts were originally produced by the International Yehudi Menuhin Foundation in 1995 and conceived by its Secretary General, Marianne Poncelet. Eleven years later, celebrating the 90th anniversary of Yehudi Menuhin's birth, Kairos Communications is proud to release the DVD+CD of these historic moments. "We are very happy to have saved this unique material from oblivion. It is an honour for us to have the opportunity, through this production, to contribute in perpetuating the philosophy and message of such truly great men as Lord Menuhin and Pandit Ravi Shankar. A message of friendship, love, understanding and tolerance, which in today's world is more relevant than ever", said Johan Ral, Managing Director of Kairos Communications, an independent Belgian company.