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     New_user Hero Username: New_user Post Number: 15647 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 173.17.154.247 Rating: N/A |
Producer Jagan aa? Lekapothe Mohan Babu cinema ki 75 Cr budget aa? Dear Mr.Manmohan Ji, Rajiv hatya case lo LTTE valla painaa vicharana 15 yellu pattindhi.. Naa koduku case lo enduku 15 nelallone poorthi jesaaru vicharana ? endukanta speed ? - Itlu KASAB gaadi AMMA | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 7759 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 64.253.166.252 Rating: N/A |
manchu na sons lo evadanna ramudu charecter vesthey..ela untundi?  lachi can be surpanaka.. | ||
| Ruj Side Hero Username: Ruj Post Number: 3861 Registered: 03-2007 Posted From: 174.53.240.142 Rating: N/A |
K raghavendra rao antene theda ga undi..ippatiki oka cinema baga teeyaledu ee genrelo..aa annamayya kooda thanks to anamayya..ayana rasina songs tunes lekapothe adhi kooda antha antha mathramayina cinema ne.. ika ramadasu, pandurangadu gurinchi entha takkuva matladukunte antha manchindhi.. porapatuna aa puranalalo oka line ee vyakthiki oka maradalu undi..prema kadha undi ani oka line unte chaalu..daani meedha 1hr allukupothadu mana KRR.. Congress, the worst thing ever to happen to Bharat | ||
| Kuyyo_morro Side Hero Username: Kuyyo_morro Post Number: 2586 Registered: 02-2011 Posted From: 66.145.10.30 Rating: N/A |
Antha fade out ayina actors like Shotgun Sinha, Jackie Shroff etc ni petti 20cr lo wrap up chesi 75 ani publicity isthaaru. Like they did for Saleem and made good money from Reliance. | ||
| Bushu Side Hero Username: Bushu Post Number: 3149 Registered: 04-2009 Posted From: 12.30.230.138 Rating: N/A |
hindi lo aithe shatrughan sinha tho dubbing cheppinchaali.  but good choice. KRR saaru vaaru seetha ni etlaa chooisthado mari. | ||
| Zulu Side Hero Username: Zulu Post Number: 7757 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 64.253.166.252 Rating: N/A |
E new inkekkadanna vochinda? btw mogan ankul rawcks..big fan of him  http://www.rediff.com/movies/report/mohan-babu-as-ravana-in- new-ramayana/20110826.htm The rich Indian mythological tradition has inspired many writers and filmmakers, and the epics, the Ramayana [ Images ] and the Mahabharata [ Images ], have been adapted on the small screen and big, several times. K Raghavendra Rao, one of the top directors in south, is planning a multi-lingual, multi-star mythological project on the Ramayana. The budget of the film is Rs 75 core. The role of Ravana will be played by Mohan Babu, a senior and respected actor and a multi-faceted personality (educationist, parliamentarian). Mohan Babu's son, Vishnu [ Images ] Manchu, says the film will be in three languages, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and it will be "one of the never before seen kind of project." It is expected to take off in the second half of 2012. "The actors for this film will be from all over -- the Hindi belt, Karnataka [ Images ], Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh. Actors who one never thought would come together will be seen in this film. The characters and the names of the cast will be announced on March 19 (the birthday of Mohan Babu). We are in talks with Weta of New Zealand [ Images ] (a visual effects company) as well as others to collaborate with my Special Effects Studio Think Smart. It's a dream project of mine. We are in talks with various production houses and corporates and have not tied up with any so far," Vishnu Manchu said. K Raghavendra Rao, one of the most successful directors of the Telugu industry, has directed commercial, devotional and period films such as Annammayya, Bhakta Ramadasu, Pandurangadu and Sri Manjunatha. He has also directed Hindi films like Tohfa and Himmatwala. Mohan Babu is known for his versatile acting, histrionics and dialogue delivery. He has acted in about 520 films (146 as hero). The South Indian film industry, particularly Tamil and Telugu, is known for its rich mythological and period films, particularly the portrayals of Krishna/Vishnu by the late N T Rama Rao and devotional ones by Akkineni Nageswara Rao. So, how will the new Ramayana live up to earlier versions? "At that time, Indians hadn't seen Ben Hur, so they didn't have to live up to it. Today, we have to live up to expectations raised by films like 300 and The Lord of the Rings, as Indians have seen these films," Vishnu Manchu replied. |
