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Karnataka kudis rule Bollywood
Friday, 30 November, 2007
New Delhi, Nov.26 (ANI): Once can be termed a fluke. The second makes a point and the third time its validation. Aishwarya Rai, then Shilpa Shetty and now Deepika Padukone, the three damsels from Karnataka have captured the imagination of the Bombay film industry. Their dancing skills, chiseled bodies, large limpid eyes, perfect diction and dialogue delivery, dignified demeanour has the industry and viewers accepting the fact that Kannadigas have more to offer than Deve Gowda and rava dosai. And yet another K factor. If you combine a KK (Karnataka Kudi) with another K (khan) well you get sparkles. Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam had the KK plus K combine of Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan and that raked in huge moolah and Om Shanti Om has the KK plus K of Deepika Padukone and Shahrukh Khan, and what a blockbuster that one is. That brings us to the other Karnataka Kudi, Shilpa Shetty. She has managed to melt the icy Brit hearts. So far, the Brits thought that only Udupi cuisine is what came out of Mangalore, that coastal city (mind it, its not a town) in Karnataka. Not so. This hot Kannadiga lady has shown that Mangalore has ice (Aishwarya) and fire (Shilpa). Now beat that. But why call them 'kudis' which is the Punjabi word for 'lass' you might ask...because they can do the Punjabi thumak better than the Punjabi leading ladies of today. Watch Shilpa Shetty gyrating in OSO and see the Punjabi kudi Karishma Kapoor shaking her head and bobbing her knee....what was Farah Khan thinking? See Aishawarya doing the gidda in Bride and Prejudice and look at the dancing of Priyanka Chopra or Lara Datta. There is grace and vigour in Aishwarya, but in Priyanka and Lara's style its in your face heaving and jumping and lip biting. And what about the new K entrant. Deepika Padukone is disarmingly charming as 'dreamy girl'. Her poise and innocent looks are signs that she is "lambi race ka ghoda (ghodi?). So, whereas there will always be room for Kareenas and Poojas of the film industry, the reigning queen will always be from the Deccan, whether it is Vijayanti Mala Bali, Hema Malini, Rekha or Vidya Balan. Maybe, it can be loaned for a while to bong bombshells like Rakhee, Sharmila Tagore, Kajol or Rani. But for today, it's with the K brigade, thank you. (ANI) -- -AA Labels: News
Krishna
Tuesday, 6 November, 2007
MP: Kannada film Krishna is the recent film directed by M.D.Sridhar and produced by Ramesh Yadav. The music composed by V.Harikrishna and written by K. Kalyan has delivered some good songs. Udit Narayan, Sonu Nigam and Shreya Ghoshal are the singers. Ganesh is the hero of the film and has already become a star with consecutive scuccess of his recent hits like Mungaru Male, Cheluvina Chiththara etc. Pooja Gandhi and Sharmila Mandre are the heroines of the film. Story is based on the main characters Ganesh, who plays a Tv anchor and his lovers played by the female leads. Shekar Chandru 's cinematography deserves a mention. B.A.Madhu has the screenplay. Sharan, Avinash, Vinayaprasad, Bharat Bagavathar, Sudha Belawadi etc are the others in the cast. Climax scenes are good. Overall a good film to watch. Labels: Ganesh, Previews, Reviews
Krishna tops among recent films
Monday, 5 November, 2007
MP: Among the recent Kannada films released, Ganesh starrer 'Krishna' directed by M.D. Sridhar continues as the the top scorer at the boxoffice. The theater collections of the film had already crossed Rs.15-million mark in districts of Bangalore, Tumkur and Kolar. At the moment Ganesh seems to be the most popular actor of Kannada cinema.The other flicks on the run are Puneet Raj Kumar's 'Milana', 'Geleya', Cheluvina Chittara etc. This year's earlier release, Mungaru Male is still running in theaters across the State and continue to draw crowds in major cities as well as remote areas. Labels: Boxoffice
1 year ban on actor Vijay
Saturday, 3 November, 2007
MP: The Kannada film industry has put an axe on Kannada film actor Vijay of Duniya fame with a ban of one year. The ban was decided by the Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce after the actor failed to cooperate for dubbing of the film, Chanda directed by S Narayan. According to sources, the actor had differences with the director on the film's release date as Vijay had another film nearing release. However the decison on the ban to act in Kannada films was taken by the forum after the actor refused to dub for the film. It was for the film, Duniya the young actor had won the best actor award last year and the ban would really mean a big blow to this budding star. Labels: News, Vijay
Rajyotsava Award for Anantnag
Thursday, 1 November, 2007
MP: Popular Kannada actor Anantnag is to be honoured with this year's Kannada Rajyotsava award which is to be distributed coinciding with the Rajyotsava day, Novemeber 1st. The other popular figures in the Kannada film industry who will be honoured on the occasion are film producer and w/o late Rajkumar, Smt.Parvathamma Rajkumar, eminent editor Suresh Urs etc among the 51 personalities selected for the award. Due to the ongoing political developments in the State, this time around the awards will be given away by the Karnataka Governor instead of the Chief Minister of the State. Labels: Anantnag, News
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