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PIC of the DAY(SHRIYA SARAN)

Posted by HARI KRISHNA Monday, April 12, 2010 0 comments

Kamal Haasan’s daughter Shruthi Haasan will play a lead role in a remake of her father’s yester-year blockbuster film ‘Yerra Gulabilu’.

The original movie ‘Yerra Gulabilu’ was directed by veteran filmmaker Bharathi Raja and now, the remake version will be handled by his son Manoj.

And now, the latest buzz is that director Manoj has requested Kamal Haasan to sing a song in the film. And he also made a request to Sridevi through his father to play a special role in the movie. However, she is yet to finalize her decision. Yuvan Shankar Raja will be scoring the music for this new version.

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Why do heroines hate Allu Arjun ???

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Just have a glance at debutant heroines of allu arjun from his first flick ‘Gangotri’ which has Aditi Agarwal; secondly ‘Arya’ with Anuradha Mehta; third ‘Bunny’ with Gouri Munjal and lastly ‘Varudu’ with Bhansu Sri Mehra.

Among the entire list, all those heroines who were introduced to Tollywood besides allu arjun haven’t been able to make their ground in industry and left the way in between. So, many in the industry consider allu arjun as unlucky mascot for heroines and is especially hated by debutants.

One could still wonder, how can allu arjun follow his same principle of doing more with debutant heroines?

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VENU MADHAV .. at 10 years of age

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Simha’s audio success grand celebrations on 16th

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AISH still riding high

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Who said that married actresses lose their charm and charisma? Show the Bachan Bahu, who is still riding high in Indian cinema. Currently, 300 crore rupees are riding on the damsel.

Two magnum opuses of 2010, Robo and Ravan are slated for late summer release. Both these films are trilingual. There are Action Replayy and Guzaarish in Bollywood which are also high budget films. According to the trade estimate, 300 crore rupees business is dependent on these films. Way to go Ash!

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