If one film which is having a sky rocketting expectation among distributors ,theater owners and movie fans in Kollywood then it is Super star’s Kochadaiyaan. Earlier the film was touted to be a Pongal release but due to the immense work in post production and CG it was postponed , now we hear that both EROS international and Media one global entertainment decided to release it in the month of April and to be more specific on April 5th. So obviously the other big releases will get postponed says the sources. The box office Badshah is all set to aririve in the month of April, get ready folks!
Showing posts with label Rajini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rajini. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 January 2013
Tuesday, 1 January 2013
Rajini Followers Message to Director Perarasu
Commercial director Perarasu, whose last outing Thiruthani fared poorly at the box office seems to have kicked up a storm amidst Rajini supporters. In a recent interview to a leading magazine he said that he had a story ready for Superstar Rajinikanth and even decided on calling the film Sengikottai.
Rajini fans were reportedly unamused by the director’s proposal to Rajini and have supposedly sent out a message to Perarasu and others to refrain from misusing Rajini’s name for the sake of publicity.
Rajini fans were reportedly unamused by the director’s proposal to Rajini and have supposedly sent out a message to Perarasu and others to refrain from misusing Rajini’s name for the sake of publicity.
Sunday, 23 December 2012
Perarasu Planned To Do Film With Super Star Rajini

The director’s last project, Thiruthani starring Bharath and Sunaina didn’t do the magic at the box office, like his earlier films, Sivakasi and Thirupachi did. But the director believes in his style, and in the climax of Thiruthani has even hinted on doing a sequel.
Thursday, 20 December 2012
Aishwarya R Dhanush To Do Film With Rajinikanth

It seems to be the chance of Rajini’s elder daughter to wield the megaphone to capture him after his younger daughter Soundarya R Ashwin. Recently, Aishwarya Dhanush happened to meet Akshay Kumar in Mumbai and appears to have requested the latter for the remake rights of his latest release ‘Oh My God’.
If buzz is to be believed, earlier there were reports that Rajini may replace Akshay Kumar in the remake of ‘Oh My God’, in which Akshay has played the role as modern Krishna along with Paresh Rawal.
If everything falls in the right place Aishwarya, who has directed her husband, national award winner Dhanush in her maiden venture 3 with Shruthi Hassan will be directing her father in her second film.
Stick to the space for more updates on Aishwarya’s next…
Monday, 17 December 2012
Super star Rajinikanth’s ‘Rana‘ Shooting Silently Going
Super star Rajinikanth’s forthcoming historical action movie ‘Rana‘, the movie shooting silently going. The movie Directed by K.S.Ravikumar would be a full anti hero personality too.
Rajini reveals about Rana,The story will be based on 17th century happenings concentrated on 2011 and the story slightly touches upon the current political happenings.According to sources “Rana” is all about how the lead He fights against an entire kingdom, seeking vengeance for his sister’s death. We could expect the trio combination of Ravanan, Sakhuni and Duryodhana where the Rajini as Rana possesses the trio’s strength, power and pun.
Deepika Padukone play the female lead role while Sonu Sood and Ganja Karappu play the pivotal roles in this film. Produced by Eros International and A.R.Rahman composed by the music.
Rajinikanth’s Kochadaiyaan audio will be release soon and the movie expected to release this January.
Sunday, 16 December 2012
Rajini's new film 'Rana' Have strong negative shades

Wednesday, 12 December 2012
Rajinikanth’s Special Connection With 12-12-12
It's a wide angle shot. A man is seen opening a gate, dressed in rags and smoking a beedi. A terminally ill disease writ large on his face. Precisely on that frame appears the Sanskrit term shruthi bedham, coupled with an off screen voice, an undoubtedly inauspicious start to any debutante's first screen appearance, especially in the maiden frame.
The film was Apoorva Raagangal (1975). The film itself was thick in controversy, and nobody took notice of the young newcomer, who was on screen barely for fifteen minutes, muttered a few apologetic words to the wronged woman and ultimately died an unsung, unheroic death. No one in the audience, even in his wildest imagination, would have thought this nondescript man, who had won the least attention in the film would ever win over millions of hearts all around the world.
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