Rahman releases 'Eesa' Audio .Music directorHaran makes his debut with the film.
Directed by Balaganesa and produced by JK Creations, 'Eesa' is an action flick
Jaganmohini Vs Arundathi
Nameetha starrer 'Jaganmohini' unit is said to be working overtime with a view that the film should do better than Anoushka's 'Arundhathi'. Producer Murali has apparently instructed his crew to leave no stone unturned to ensure that the film should have graphic sequences equal to, if not better than 'Arunthadhi' which has been doing brisk business in Tamil, Telugu and Sinhalese languages.
The aim to beat Arundhati has resulted in a hike in graphics-budget, which is expected to double up and touch Rs.2 crores. The film, directed by cinematographer N.K. Viswanathan, would be a new one and would only have a solitary sequence from the earlier 'Jaganmohini' released in late seventies that starred Jayamalini
The aim to beat Arundhati has resulted in a hike in graphics-budget, which is expected to double up and touch Rs.2 crores. The film, directed by cinematographer N.K. Viswanathan, would be a new one and would only have a solitary sequence from the earlier 'Jaganmohini' released in late seventies that starred Jayamalini
Telugu Hit Arundhati In Hindi
Telugu hit "Arundhati" is all set to be remade into Hindi and the makers wanted to cast Anushka Sharma in the title role. heroine couldn't be finalised for it because of some misconceptions.
Now they might settle for the actress who played the lead in the Telugu 'Arundhati' in Hindi. Coincidentally, her name too is Anushka (Shetty) .
Many producers, including Madhu Mantena, who produced "Ghajini", were vying for the Hindi remake rights. But Telugu producer M. Shyam Prasad Reddy is finally making it it in Hindi.Sonu Sood, who played the main antagonist in the Telugu version and is set to encore the same part in Hindi, confirms these developments.Priyadarshan was approached to direct "Arundhati" in Hindi but apparently he wasn't ready to accept the offer at such short notice.
TamilFlu are being sold out in india
Despite an advisory issued by the Union Health Ministry that says chemists in India are not authorised to sell Oseltamivir Phosphate (Tamiflu) in retail outlets, several medical stores in Bangalore are selling this medicine to people across the counters.
