Kanteerava Kannada movie review wall papers

Director Thushar Ranganath started his career with the movie Gulama in 2009. After two years gap, he is back with his second venture Kanteerava, which stars black cobra Vijay in the lead. It is a remake of Jr NTR's hit Telugu movie Simghadri and the director has done nothing but clear copycat except a few changes made here and there to suit the taste of local audience.

Kanteerava is an action thriller with triangular love story as its backdrop. Duniya Vijay's acting is the main attraction of the film. Chakri's music, Risheeka Singh's glamour, Mandya Ramesh and Sadhu Kokila's comedy, punch dialogues, costumes, fights and dance sequences are the other highlights of the film.

The movie has a good storyline that is all about an angry young man eliminating the rowdy elements in his neighbouring state and becoming the saviour of people of that state. The narration of the film is good. The first half is bit slow pace, but the second half, which has all the commercial elements like comedy, love, emotion and fights, is very interesting. In the climax, there are some thought provoking dialogues exchanged between hero and villain.

Kanti alias Kanteerava (Vijay) is an orphan. He is impressed by Ramachandrapa (Srinivasamurthy), the village leader's principle that he is ready to die himself or kill anyone for the welfare of ten people. Once Kanti saves his life by risking his own life. Later, he is grown up by the leader, whose granddaughter Kasthuri (Rishika Singh) falls in love with him. But, he is in love with a girl called Indra (Shuba Punja), whom he is secretly looking after. After gaining her consciousness, Indhu tries to kill him. Why she tries to kill him and whom he will marry will form the climax of the film.

As usual, Vijay looks superb in his role as angry young man Kanteerava. He wins the heart of audience in action, comedy and sentimental sequences. Risheeka's glam skin show is a feast for pranksters. Shubha Poonja has done justice to her role. Mandya Ramesh and Sadhu Kokila's comedy is a highlight of the film. Srinivasamurthy, Mukesh Rishi, Rahul Dev, Bhanuchander and Sankesh Kashi are good in their respective roles.

Chakri has composed music for five songs of the film and songs like 'Cheluve Cheluve...' and 'Singamalai...' are good. Dasari Srinivas' camera work is good. Editing work, costumes and locations are also commending. Overall, it is a perfect commercial entertainer and atleast Vijay fans should not miss it.

Producer: Ramu

Director: Thushar Ranganath

Cast: Vijay, Shuba Punja, Rishika Singh, Srinivasamurthy, Mandya Ramesh, Mukesh Rishi, Rahul Dev, Bhanuchander, GV, Yamuna, Rekha, Sankesh Kashi, Vijay Kashi

Dhoom 3 Hindi Movie, Release Date, Cast, Crew, Movie Plot, Budget, Posters Movie Posters & Images.

Movie Plot.

Bollywood King Khan Shah Rukh Khan is playing a smart theif role and Aamir Khan playing a briliant police officer role (Abhishek Bachan role) , Uday Chopra is playing same role in Dhoom 3 hindi movie. Bollywood great producer Yash Raj producing the movie in his Yash Raj banner, but this time Sanjay Gadhvi the director of two sequel of dhoom is not there in the team. Instead of Sanjay Gadhvi Vijay Krishna Acharya is Directing the Dhoom 3 this time. This will be the biggest hit in the next year. The planing budget of the movie is rupees 100 crore. Dhoom 3 set to release end of the year 2011.

Dhoom 3 Cast.

Shah Rukh Khan—- Kabir ( John Abraham role)

Aamir Khan———ACP Jai Dixit ( Abhishek Bachan role)

Uday Chopra——– Ali

Dhoom 3 Crew.

DIRECTOR—-Vijay Krishna Acharya

STORY——–Vijay Krishna Acharya

PRODUCER—Yash Raj Films

MUSIC——-Pritam

DISTRIBUTER-Yash Raj Films

Dhoom 3 Trailer.

Kote Kannada movie review, story details

Film: 'Kote'

Cast: Prajwal Devaraj, Dimple Chopade, Gayanthri Rao, Ravishankar, Shivashankar and others; Director: Srinivasa Raju; Producer: Jack Manju; Camera: Datta; Music Director: Raghu Dixit;

Director Srinivasa Raju's third film 'Kote', which has Prajwal Devaraj in the lead, is an engaging action film packed with entertaining commercial elements. Raju's first two films were badly directed, but he definitely shows a lot of improvement in his third outing.

Yes, 'Kote' story is not fresh, but it is certainly fast-paced and has many entertaining moments to keep the audience in good spirits. The situations in the film moves so fast that viewers will not get time to think about logic.

Raju is also lucky enough to get services of two excellent technicians like experienced Datta in the camera department and Raghu Dixit in the music. Both of them have done exceptional work in their respective departments.

The story is more than a century old, but what saves the film is good dialogues by writer Gururaj Desai and the performances of Ravishankar and Prajwal. Both the actors exude a lot of energy on the screen.

Ravishankar, a well-known dubbing artist, has delivered an amazing performance in the film besides making a strong impact with his dialogue delivery. But the humour element is a drawback and Raju has done more harm by projecting people from the third gender in a bad light.

In the film Vignesh's (Prajwal) father is transferred to Hubli and the entire family shifts their with Pooja who has become a part of the family. Pooja's parents died in a tragic accident and after that she is being looked after by Vignesh's parents.

In college, Vignesh meets Navya who likes him for his courage and his helping nature. In the college, Vignesh comes into contact with local Don Katari's (Ravishankar) henchman and beats them up.

Katari doesn't take it so seriously thinking that Vignesh is just a college student. But when Katari's henchman try to kill a police officer, Vignesh shoots them by using the officer's service revolver. Now Katari wants to take revenge from the policeman and Vignesh who is ready to testify against his brother.

Ravishankar steals the show as Katari. Prajwal shows maturity in his performance - in fact, this is his best performance so far.

Mumbai-based actress Dimple has nothing much to do. Dance director Shivashankar, who has an important role in the film, is irritating.

'Kote' has enjoyable entertainment quotient and good performances from Prajwal and Ravishankar.

Thambikkottai releasing date, story,review and images

Release Date: 10 Feb 2011

Genre: Action - Drama

Language: Tamil

Thambikkottai star cast Narain, Meena and Poonam Bajwa. It is going to show the real face of this village near Thanjavur district. And this movie tentatively titled the same will also carry a story based on the events happened in the locality.

Yeh Saali Zindagi movie review, images, story and rating

Writer-director Sudhir Mishra’s Yeh Saali Zindagi is the most twisted love story you’ll see this year. There are so many characters, sub- plots, voice-overs, flash-backs, intrigues and counter-intrigues that you will need a master-guide to keep it straight.

The film is much too long, indulgent and exhausting but if you’re willing to work with it, there is considerable fun to be had.

Irrfan Khan plays Arun, a somewhat shady fixer, who works with the equally shady Mehta, played by Saurabh Shukla. I couldn’t quite figure out what business these men are in but it seems to be some combination of real estate, money laundering and generally thuggish operations.

Arun falls in love with Priti, played by Chitrangda Singh, but doesn’t find the time to tell her so she gets into a relationship with another man.

Meanwhile, Kuldeep, a criminal-trying-to-go-straight, played by Arunoday Singh, is having relationship troubles of his own. His wife is vehemently against his occupation but passionate about him.

There’s also assorted thugs, corrupt politicians, corrupt policemen and even a smooth criminal with an intriguing passion for fashion.

What works here is the writing, especially the deliciously wicked dialogue written by Manu Rishi and Mishra.

There are some killer lines and a liberal use of choice Hindi curse words – it seems like no Delhi-based film can work without that. Mishra has great affection for his characters. Each one gets a little detail that defines him. So Mehta’s password on his computer is: Main Shayar Toh Nahin. Mishra also finds the vein of dark, droll humour that runs through a gangster’s life. So in the midst of a kidnapping operation, Kuldeep is summoned to his son’s school because his son has beat up another child and there is a lovely scene in which Mehta is threatened by
rivals as he lies naked on a massage table.

After they’ve left, he tells the masseuse to continue because, yeh toh hota rehta hai.

The trouble is that these terrific moments are buried in too much plot and too much chatter. It’s almost as if the director was bursting with a hundred stories and decided to tell them all at once.

Yeh Saali Zindagi needed to be shorter and less flabby. I also wish that Arunoday and Chitrangda were more forceful actors - thankfully Irrfan Khan, Saurabh Shukla, Sushant Singh and a host of other strong performers ably prop them up. Eventually then, Yeh Saali Zindagi doesn’t hit all the high marks it sets for itself but it provides enough crackle to keep you entertained. Check it out.