Wednesday, May 11, 2011
The Business Man' Shoot Starts in July
This movie destined to start in the month of may has been post phoned due to the strike of union workers, The business man is produced by venkat under the banner RR movie makers. Kajal Agarwal is acting as the female lead in the movie.
As of now mahesh is busy in completing his dhookudu and puri jaganath is very busy with his project budda with amitabh bachan and both the films are expected to be completed by the end of June after which this crazy combination movie is slated to start
Ravi Teja Veera on May 20th
Mass Maha Raja Ravi Teja latest flick Veera is all set to be released on may 20th. As of now the unit is shooting songs at Europe after which the shooting will be completed and post production work is going on fast pace and are expected to be completed by the 3rd week of may and so the movie is planned to be released on may 20th.
Ride movie fame Ramesh Varma is directing the movie under the banner Sanvi Productions by Indukuri Ganesh Babu. Kajal and Taapsee are doing the female lead and ravi teja is doing a dual role in the movie for which music is by Thaman and Chota K Naidu is the cinematographer and Gotuham Raju is doing the editing.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Nandamuri Balakrishna as a chief guest at Tana
Telugu People from North America will be attending the celebration and the recent Indian idol winner sree rama chandra is giving a concert and the organisers said that they were happy and thank full to Balakrishna for agreeing to come.
Tana stands for Telugu Association Of North America and it was established in 1977 and there are almost 32000 members in it and is known for its social service in Andhra Pradesh.
Friday, May 6, 2011
100% LOVE REVIEW
Movie: 100% Love
My Rating: 3.5/5
Banner: Geeta Arts
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Cinematography: Venkata Prasad
Editor: Sreenivasa Karthik
Art: Prakash
Fights: Ram Lakshman
Screenplay: J Hari Prasad
Producer: Bunny Vaas
Story & Direction: Sukumar
Cast: Naga Chaitanya, Tamanna, KR Vijaya, Vijay Kumar, Dharmavarapu, MS Narayana, Naresh, Anand, Tara Alisha, Chitram Seenu, Satyam Rajesh, Tagubothu Ramesh, Praveen etc
Release Date: 6th May 2011
Review
Story
Balu (Naga Chaitanya) is a brilliant student and always tops his class. Maha Lakshmi (Tamanna) is maradalu of Balu and she comes from village and stays in Balu’s house to do her graduation in the same college. Balu has the typical ego possessed by state rankers and he is obsessed by it. His studies get disturbed with the entry to Maha Lakshmi as she starts dominating him over a period of time. This leads to differences and ego clashes between Balu and Maha Lakshmi. There is also a subplot of two separated grand parents. The rest of the story is all about how Balu and Mahalakshmi realise that they are made for each other.
Artists Performance:
Naga Chaitanya: Naga Chaitanya who has done the role of an intense lover in YMC follows it up with a fun-filled character of Balu with a mental complex in 100% Love. He wore spectacles and a light beard and it suited the character very well. It is tailor-made character for him. His diction and accent is also changed in this film and it sounds little like that of Allu Arjun.
Tamanna: Tamanna looks fabulous in the movie. Her traditional hairdo in the beginning of the movie is not attractive, but she is gorgeous when she lets her hair loose in the latter part of the movie, She is an asset to the movie. Sukumar has shown bias towards heroine character in this movie as he etched her role as a magnanimous, understanding and emphatic girl.
Others: KR Vijaya and Vijay Kumar did the role of grandparents. There are around 10 kids who entertain you will their mischief and innocence in the first half. Satyam Rajesh did a cameo and it is really good. MS Narayana did his second most preferred character (after drunkard) - college principal. Anand and Tara Alisha are good as beaus of lead pair. Naresh and Dharmavarapu Subramanyam are okay.
Technical Departments:
Looks like Sukumar is carrying his school-day memories all along. The entire writing for the first half of the movie is taken from the college life and is wrote in a realistic, yet entertaining way. Sukumar brought the family angle in the second half to bring all-roundness to the commercial aspect of the script. The basic conflict of this movie is driven by the complexity of the male lead. Heroine character that enters as a nobody into the life of hero starts getting mature, intelligent, magnanimous and sexy as the story progresses. Sukumar is in his elements with 100% Love movie. He has also toned down the eccentricity he has shown in Arya 2 hero characterization to make 100% Love hero character an universally acceptable one. There are a few redundant and dull moments in the second half, but he managed to get everything right in the scenes that followed. Sukumar’s creativity is wild, and it if it’s kept under permissible limits - he is going to do wonders. The only unconvincing part for me in the script is the separation of grandparents, which forms the central point of the movie. Screenplay penned by J Hari Prasad is good. I liked the way the story is narrated from point of view of hero in the first half and the point of view of heroine in the second half.
Others: Music by Devi Sri Prasad is superb. All songs are good. They are so good that I expected so much out of the picturization of the songs. The only song that completely satisfied my expectations is whistles-worth ‘diyyalo’. The second best is ‘Infatuation’ song followed by ‘A square’. Devi Sri Prasad has also excelled in the background score (the clucking sound of a hen/chicken used as bgm for chicken-eating episodes). Cinematography is decent. But there is no vibrancy in visuals. There could be a problem with lighting, photography, color-grading or visual effects (or the projection system in theater). This movie would have been really cool if the visuals are more vibrant (like Arya movie). Editing is fine. There is only one fight in the movie which is composed by Ram Lakshman. Pixelloid who are usually brilliant with their work should have taken more time in the visual effects as they look little patchy in the first song. The first time producer Bunny Vaas has done a neat job in assembling the best of the team to deliver a nice product. However, he should have invested more time/effort on the visuals output of the movie.
Final Analysis:
I always have a feeling that movie quality/passion will be reflected in the title cards. And Sukumar never disappoints. The title cards of this movie are one of the best I had seen in Telugu films. First half of the movie is full of fun and frolic. Second half has family orientation and goes on a routine track. This movie is all about little nuances about psychology and fun. Plus points are Sukumar’s creative thinking and music. There are a few dull moments in the second half, but they are not going to disturb the flow of the movie. The negative shade in hero characterization might not appeal to a few. On a whole, 100% Love is a cool film with nice entertainment. Go and watch it 100%.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
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