Wednesday, January 20, 2010

Nagarjuna's ‘Kedi’ To Hit Screens on Feb 12th

King Nagarjuna’s much awaited film ‘Kedi’ is all set to release on February 12th. The movie has finally completed all its production part.

On this occasion D.Sivaprasad, the producer of the movie said,” Kedi is the most stylish and commercial film from our banner with Nagarjuna. The audio of the movie which was released recently brought good response from the audience. We are planning to release the movie on February 12th, on the event of Maha Sivaratri. Kedi would remain as a one of the super hit films in our banner”.

Kedi is directed by debutant Kiran and produced by D. Sivaprasad Reddy under the banner of Kamakshi Kala Movies. Music is scored by Sandeep Chowtha. Mamta Mohandas is playing the female lead in the movie.

‘Kalavar King’ In Theaters From Feb

Kalavar King starring Nikhil and Shwetha Basu Prasad will be releasing in the first half of February. However, the film-makers have not yet revealed the exact date of release.

The movie is in its post production stages. Kalavar King is supposed to release in the month of January but, was now postponed to February.

The film is directed by L.Suresh and is produced by Chandrasekhara Rao and Dammulapati Srinivasa Rao, under the banner of Sai Krishna Productions.

The film will be humorous and fun-filled entertainer. Other star casts in this movie are Ali, Venumadhav, Dharmavarapu, Raghubabu and Kalatapsvi K.Viswanath.

Will Allari Naresh and Raghu kunche Bring Laughs?


The singer turned music director, Raghu Kunche has rocked in 2009 with Bumper Offer. The song ‘Endhuke Ravanamma..’ has become a great success and has become an asset to Raghu Kunche. Raghu has become busy as a composer now.

He has few films in the pipeline now, out of which two are Allari Naresh one’s alone. He has signed for ‘Betting Bangarraju’ under Prestigous Usha Kiran movies banner and the other Naresh film titled ‘MLA’ under AK Entertainment banner has also roped in Raghu.

This seems that Raghu is turning out big with small and medium-budgeted films. So, 2010 seems to be great opportunity for both the hero and music director.

Tejam' To Hit Theatres in Feb

Sun Rays Entertainment banner is presenting the movie ‘Tejam’ by introducing Raj KS Gopi as director. S Rajasekhar is producing the movie. The film is also introducing nine new heroes and one heroine to the industry. The film-makers are planning to release the movie in the first week of February

On the event, Raj Kumar the director of the film said, “The movie has recently completed its censor formalities. We have made the film with good technical values. The story is related to current young generation and their real-life situations. Preeti Jhangiani is doing a special number in the film”.

The producer of the movie said,” The audio has received good response and hope the movie also gets the same. It received clean U from the censor board. We are planning to release the film in first week of February”.

'Kick' Shyam As Hero in 'Gang War'


Remebered the handsome and challenging Police officer in Ravi teja’s ‘Kick’ who acted excellently with no lesser than Ravi teja in the movie.Yes he is Kollywood’s hero Shaam.Shaam is once again coming up with a new venture titled ‘Gang War’.

Gang war is being dubbed into telugu which is originally a Tamil version film titled ‘Agam Puram’. Meenakshi has played female lead opposite Shaam in the movie. The film is said to be an action based movie. The film-makers are planning to launch the audio on 22nd of January.

Monday, January 18, 2010

Kedi Audio Songs Free Download


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01 - Kedigadu
Singers : Sunidhi Chauhan
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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02 - Neeve Na Neeve Na
Singers : Arijith Singh, Neha Kakkar
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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03 - Enduko Enthaki
Singers : Saleem Shahida
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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04 - Relarey
Singers : Sonu Kakkar
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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05 - Short And Sweet
Singers : Sandeep Chowta
Lyrics : Krishna Chaitanya
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06 - Neelo Emunnadi
Singers : Rahul Nambiar
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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07 - Janiya Jane
Singers : Neha Kakkar
Lyrics : Sandeep Chowta
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08 - Kedigadu (Orchestra)
Singers : Sunidhi Chauhan
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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09 - Muddante (Remix)
Singers : Tippu, Geeta Madhuri
Lyrics : Chinni Charan
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Friday, January 15, 2010

Sambho Siva Sambho Movie Review

Movie: Sambho Siva Sambho
My Rating: 2.25/5
Banner: Sri Sai Ganesh Productions
Music: Sundar C. Babu.
Cinematography: PG Muttaiah.
Producers: Bellamkonda Suresh, Bellamkonda Sai Srinivas, Bellamkonda Ganesh Babu.
Direction: P. Samudrakhani.
Cast: Raviteja, Allari Naresh, Siva Balaji, Roja, Suneel, Priyamani, Ahuti Prasad, Sudha, Tanikella Bharani etc
Release Date: 14th Jan 2010

Review

Ravi Teja and Allari Naresh teamed up for the first time and this has set the right kind of expectations, also with the film being a remake of a Kollywood super hit ‘Nadodigal’, the scales have gone high.

Three friends (Ravi Teja, Naresh, Siva Balaji) would die for each other’s friendships and each of them have their own goals. Ravi Teja puts his time in quest of Government job to marry his uncle’s daughter (Priyamani). Allari Naresh puts efforts to go abroad for reasons untold. Siva Balaji tries for bank loan to start an own business and settle down.

However, the arrival of Ravi Teja’s friend who is keen on marrying the daughter of a factionist (Mukesh Rishi) gets the trio together and they help the love birds get married. In this process, their lives suffer a lot. Things get worse when they discover that the love birds are now on the verge of divorce and getting married elsewhere. What happens after that forms the rest of the story.

In this multi-starrer movie, Ravi Teja is with high spirits as usual and sometimes loud as well. Overall, he has contributed well to the character and the story. This is one of the highlight performances from Naresh. He strikes a chord with the audience with his performance though the story may not be that appealing to our folks. Siva Balaji looks handsome and though he is overshadowed by the presence of Ravi Teja and Naresh, he manages to make his presence felt at many instances.

Priyamani has carried her role with ease and performance driven characters suit well for Priyamani though she opts for glamour. Abhinaya is beautiful and very talented. Despite her impairment of speech and sound, she has given a splendid act.

Mukesh Rishi was evil as usual, Sunil was loud but managed few smiles, Ahuti Prasad was average, Tanikella was neat, Sudha Rani was as per standard. The others didn’t have much to contribute.

Roja appeared in a mother role (mother to Ravi Teja’s friend) as an Ex-MP and her performance is just so-so.

Krishna Bhagawan is the only saving grace for the movie that could spill some laughs on a whole.

Despite the presence of an extremely talented star cast, the film has not been able to appeal much. Technically also, the film lacks luster.

Music could have been better and the sound track didn’t help the confused tempo of the movie.

One can see that ‘Tamil Paityam’ which is usually ‘over’ as per the Telugu standards. The dose of sentiment and the overdose of emotions are something hard to digest.

However, there are few good sequences that can be appreciated and the technical values are good as well. Background score was racy and two songs can be taken home but then their situation was not at all relevant. Overall, the film suffers tempo-problem with partly slow paced and partly fast. The dialogue part or comedy track or narration lacks taste. A few scenes sound interesting and heart-touching in second half. But again the graph falls down. This may not survive for long at the box office.

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Namo Venkatesa Movie Review

Movie: Namo Venkatesa
My Rating: 3.5/5
Banner: 14 Reels Entertainment, Suresh Productions
Music: Devisri Prasad
Cinematography: Prasad Murella
Editing: M R Varma
Producers: Achanta Ram, Achanta Gopichand, Sunkara Anil
Story, Screenplay & Direction: Srinu Vytla
Cast: Venkatesh, Trisha, Brahmannadam, Dharmavarapu, Kasi Viswanath, Jaya Prakash Reddy, Mukesh Rishi, Subbba Raju, Surya, Prithvi, Master Bharat, Surekha Vani, etc
Release Date: 14th Jan 2010

Review

Story


Venkatramana (Venkatesh) is a ventriloquist by profession and his only problem is marriage. He goes to European Telugu Association celebrations as a performer and encounters some interesting people there.

He is waiting for his dream girl to come. She comes in the form of Pooja (Trisha) but then, her uncle Paris Prasad (Brahmanandam) who is a manipulative kind of person creates a drama just for fun and convinces Venkatramana that Pooja is in love with him.

Meanwhile, Pooja’s marriage gets fixed with Bhadrappa (Subbaraju), the hardcore factionist and what happens from there forms the rest of the story.

Artists Performance:

Venkatesh: It was a Venky show all the way and he has shouldered it responsibly. However, the looks of age are showing on him and even his reflexes lack that emotion. Overall, he did a good job.

Trisha: Unlike in ‘King’ where she looked healthy and bright, Trisha looks quite dull and shrunk. Also, her character doesn’t have much to perform except be there on the screen and for the songs. So, not much hard work from her.

Brahmanandam: His character was developed well and Brahmi did justice to it in a good way. Some scenes emit a lot of hilarious moments and others could have been developed better. He scored good in this one.

Others: Mukesh Rishi was regular, so were Jayaprakash Reddy, Kota, Subbaraju and others. Ali was not upto the mark, M S Narayana was good as usual, Dharmavarapu and Kasi Viswanath generated few laughs, the others like Surekha Vani and Master Bharat were there for brand value but more could be extracted from their end. The ladies also had the same effect in terms of performance and contribution.

Highlights:

* Venkatesh dancing for songs Allu Arjun’s ‘Mr Perfect’ and ‘Ringa Ringa’ brought laughs in theaters
* Vehicle chasing is a visual treat
* Dog chasing is a mass entertainer

Disappointments:

* Music
* Lack of sufficient rib tickling dialogues and situations

Final Analysis:

The movie is a storehouse of entire Srinu Vaitla battalion again. The standard cast and crew he maintained for his previous films is seen in this entertainer as well. The concept is just an old wine in new bottle but the shape of bottle could be more interesting. The laughing riot is not worked to the level of his earlier entertainers. Brahmanandam is used well but the dose of script is a bit weak. Master Bharat who is a standard comedy star in Srinu Vaitla’s films is also not fully utilized.

First half of the movie is entertaining but the interval bang conveys something very interesting is waiting in second half. Even the interval liner is ‘Get Ready for Real Game’. But the game is very well in predictable limits. The movie stands out to be a wonderful entertainer for the audiences those didn’t watch ‘Dhee’ and ‘Ready’. But in comparison ‘Namo Venkatesa’ of Vaitla scores little less.

Music could be better to bring better mileage for the film. On a whole it’s a family entertainer for this Sankranthi season.