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     Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3413 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 199.249.176.251 Rating: N/A |
one of the bad excuses for a good movie  | ||
| Hero Username: Twitter Post Number: 19770 Registered: 10-2009 Posted From: 151.191.175.19 Rating: N/A |
budug orange was a cost failure , everyone liked it as amovie. Aa collections ki bomma ye 15c lone finish chesunte Hit anevaalu, and a content ku antha budget lo theeseyochhu. | ||
| Rowdy Hero Username: Rowdy Post Number: 16740 Registered: 01-2010 Posted From: 144.15.255.227 Rating: N/A |
 Jagan kosam matanni marcheskunna J fans, hatsoff | ||
| Aha Junior Artist Username: Aha Post Number: 888 Registered: 01-2011 Posted From: 170.136.110.10 Rating: N/A |
 flop aithe ayindi,atleast every two years ki oka content unna movie ivvali | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3399 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 199.249.176.251 Rating: N/A |
aha sister mee kosam bumping this thread again | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3346 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
Whats the best piece of advice anyones ever given you? When I was in London, an old man said "You are already a Star's son. I have seen your efforts and work in the school. Don't forget to take everyone along with you when you are reaching heights in your career. Do not ignore anyone when you are climbing up. Who knows, one day you may fall, and at that point of time those people will be there to catch you". Those words made me think so much. That's the best advice I got so far. What does style mean to you? Being comfortable in what you wear is style. No matter if it is a t-shirt worth Rs.50/- or a jacket worth Rs. 50,000/-, it all depends how comfortable we look in it. And oh yeah, be fit. What does power mean to you? Power is not controlling or dictating people. I believe power is nothing but responsibility. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3345 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
 youth baaga connect avtaru ee cinema tho. enduku fail ayyindo teleedu. bt doing orange will never be a bad step for charan though commercially it dint pay for him  | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3344 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
After a stupendous hit Magadheera, you chose to do a love story. Did you want to break away from that image and genre? Not that I consciously wanted to do it but I had no other option. There will be no other story like Magadheera in the near future. So I chose a pure modern urban love story and could think of only Bhaskar as he has made a niche with his clean love stories which is ideal for a family audience. Love stories are dime a dozen. How different is Orange? In terms of characterisation, I have not seen anything like this before. Every person -- young and old would have traces of this in their personal life as well. While making this film, I tried hard to get close to the character I play on screen. Is it that close to reality? It's very close to people's lives -- their day-to-day lives. There are truths in this movie, and it's educative. Is the film a contemporary take on an issue or something fictional? It's all about living a better life -- not about sacrificing but about understanding. We want the youth, the married couples and the aged to realise the intention of two people coming together. The movie shows a path of a better life, more hope, more love, more belief. This is what is lacking in today's relationships. It will lay a new path for relationships. Is Orange a sweet-sour love story? You've nailed it right. It has both the flavours. We wanted to give a peppy and happy name, so it's called Orange. b{What's your role in the film?} The film unfolds from my character's perspective -- how the rest of the characters disagree to my way of living. I play an honest person whose love turns bitter because of his honesty. Here you will see only the character Ram. I play the character from the age of 16 to 25. I have not revealed this to anyone yet. So, how was it shooting for this age group -- more so as a 16-year-old? We worked backwards. We first shot the scenes where I am 25 years old first and then the ones where I am 16. I had to lose a lot of weight. I called my 16-year-old brother to the sets and interacted with him. I asked him questions, got his reactions and then portrayed the role. Did you draw from your life when you were 16 as well? There are traces of 16-year-old Charan in it -- you will see a shy 16-year-old on the screen. In Orange you sport this uber cool look while in Magadheera you had long hair... In terms of story and look, I tried to move away from my previous film. This is the real me. I don't think it's cool though [laughs]. The film is set in Australia. Does the country form part of the story? Not really. It can be shot anywhere, even at Vizag. We wanted a beautiful city. Films have been shot in cities like Bangkok and Dubai. Australia has been untapped as far Telugu films are concerned. So we shot in Sydney and Melbourne. The film is also shot in Mumbai and Hyderabad... A flashback scene was shot in Mumbai and because of the Union rules, some portions were shot in Hyderabad. You have two pretty young girls Genelia and Shahzahn in Orange. How was it working with them? It was nice. I thought Orange was Shahzahn's first film as I didn't know she had done Rocket Singh earlier. I got to know about it later. She plays a character who is coming of age and added a lot of freshness to the character. She also did a song Rooba...where she put some life into it. Genelia has done a number of movies. She has done this genre of movies like Boys, Jaane Tu.. She made me comfortable. She always surprised me. Even during rehearsals she would be innocent and we would think she didn't understand what Bhaskar said in Telugu. But when 'roll camera' was uttered, she would shock us. It was great to work with her. I would love to work with her in more films. How was it working with Bhaskar? He was different from my previous directors Puri Jagannath and SS Rajamouli, who were commercial directors. Working in Orange under Bhaskar was like a picnic. I used to wonder whether I was shooting because I used to do breezy scenes unlike in Magadheera where I was breaking people's hands. Bhaskar is strong in content as he is a writer and he handled the pressure well. Expectations are high after Magadheera. Is that weighing on your mind? I cannot run away. I am scared a bit. This may be a shock to the audience. It's easy in the industry to be slotted and I don't want that. In today's times whether you like it or not, the division between mass and class entertainers is clear. Where does Orange fit in? I don't subscribe to this division. If you go back in time, the film Khushi (Pawan Kalyan's) broke all norms of class and mass. Good cinema will always work. Orange is like universal cinema. These kinds of films should be promoted. How was it shooting Orange after a long-drawn Magadheera? I shot Orange for about a year. It was a picnic like I said before. The challenge was how to forget my previous image and believe in Bhaskar and do it. Your next project is Meruppu with Dharani -- a director who has delivered huge hits in the past. Meruppu is supposed to revolve around football... Yes, it revolves around football. I wanted to do something sporty -- movies which connect with life than revenge drama. Sports connect to a wider audience. How far has Meruppu progressed? We have just finished one schedule. Are you learning football for this film? Yes, there is a trainer from Australia. Have you signed any other project? I'm doing a film with Krishnavamsi, the shooting of which may start when I am midway through Meruppu. How does it feel to be Chiranjeevi's son? Is carrying the baggage difficult? On screen, I have learnt to tackle it. Personally I have to learn to do it. As an actor what are the kinds of films you want to do? How much would you want to push the envelope? Pushing it for Orange was daring enough. I want to do 3 films a year though people say it may not be possible. Out of the three I want to do one which is meaningful, strong in content or an art film.  Are you getting used to losing your privacy and being under spotlight? I don't go out much. Whenever I feel the need, I travel out of Hyderabad. Once in while I do want to sit in a coffee shop with my friends or have dinner in a restaurant. Yes, I miss that. Do you have any time to indulge in pastimes? I am into horse riding. I have four horses at my farm and spend a lot of time with them. I like reading self-help books, autobiographies and those on philosophy. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3343 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
Action flicks can wait. Ram Charan turns his attention to the colour of hope and love. Interview by sangeetha devi dundoo for TheHindu ⦠T he misty morning sky is a picture of blue and muted orange. The view of the city overlooking the calm pool waters from Chiranjeeviâs residence couldnât be better. Taking in the sight over a cup of filter coffee, Ram Charan says with a smile, âI love to sit here on Diwali evening and see the entire city celebrating with firecrackers. The view is breathtaking, minus the air and noise pollution.â ⦠Charan is back home after the final shooting schedule for Bhaskarâs Orange in Australia and has a day-long dubbing routine before he can celebrate. âEver since I started working, I donât get enough time to enjoy the festival,â he rues. â¦â¦ All eyes are on him as his next outing, Orange, releases on November 19. Charan is aware that matching up to a roaring hit like Magadheera is no mean task. He is nervous, he admits. âI didnât see myself doing another action film that can go beyond Magadheera at this point of my career. I had to move away from that genre and do a love story, a serious drama or a documentary. ⦠An urban, feel-good love story seemed like a safe bet. One of the recent love stories I enjoyed was Bhaskarâs Bommarillu,â says Charan. He laughs recalling how Bhaskar himself was surprised by his decision. âPeople literally stopped me from going for that meeting and even threatened Bhaskar. But I was sure of what I wanted to do.â ⦠Orange, co-starring Genelia and Shahzahn Padamsee, is a coming-of-age film. âUntil a month ago, even I wasnât sure of what the colour orange had to do with my film,â laughs Charan. He adds, âLooking at it from another level, the colour stands for hope. The sky takes on shades of orange during sunrise and sunset, the colour that gives you hope that the sun will set only to rise again. Love stories thrive on hope. Life is one big love story with hundreds of little love stories within it.â ⦠Charan knows he has to strike a balance between commerce and art and wonders why not many established stars take up feel-good love stories. âNagarjuna is an exception. Geetanjali and Ninne Pelladuta are some of his finest movies apart from Shiva. Love stories are timeless. None of the top heroes have taken up love stories barring Pawan Kalyan in Khushi and Naga Chaitanya in Ye Maya Chesave,â he points out. ⦠Orange, shot in Hyderabad, Mumbai and Australia, is not a âmassyâ entertainer, he insists: âThe theme is universal but the treatment is urban.â He assures that the film wonât present a touristy image of Australia and instead take us into coffee shops, alleys and little things that form a part of day-to-day life. âMy character is like Ayn Rand. I am a graffiti artist and will not budge from what I believe in.â Quarter life crisis is dealt with a touch of comedy, he adds. ⦠He is glad to be home: âI prefer shooting in India any day. When you shoot abroad, you work against time with just a couple of hours break. There is no time to shop even when you are shooting in the midst of shopping malls; there is no time for tantrums; you are focussed on work 24/7.â ⦠After Orange, Charan will begin his next film, Merupu, to be directed by Tamil director Dharani, from November 20. âDharani has a pulse on what people want and his films are unapologetic entertainers. Merupu is a sports film with focus on match fixing in football and analyses why the game has not become popular in India,â reveals Charan. The actor is learning to play football with the help of a coach from Australia. âItâs a strenuous game,â he says. ⦠Meanwhile, talks are on for the Hindi film, Welcome to the Jungle. âWe are in the discussion stages. Unless it is really exciting I wonât take up a Hindi film. The wider canvas is good but I am not looking for more fame and money. I donât want to lose my privacy. I like being an ordinary guy and being unrecognised when I go to coffee shops in cities like Delhi,â he says. ⦠Talk about the Hindi remake of Magadheera and he concedes, âWe donât know how things will shape up. Producers like Boney Kapoor have asked me to do the same role in Hindi. I am not sure if Magadheera will be the same with a different team.â Bollywood biggies are also vying to remake the film. âAamir loved the movie and is taking time to see if he can fit into the role. I learnt that Shahid too is interested. Letâs seeâ¦â ⦠Charanâs immediate focus is on promoting Orange after a vacation in London. âWe will be reaching out to youngsters through rock concerts in Hyderabad and Vizag,â he says. | ||
| Jalsa Hero Username: Jalsa Post Number: 16022 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 24.185.56.67 Rating: N/A |
naaku nachindhi movie first time. but malli choostunnappudu, same concept enni saarlu cheptunnaadu aka same scenes repeat annattu anipinchindhi. | ||
| Bumperoffer Junior Artist Username: Bumperoffer Post Number: 37 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 71.92.214.114 Rating: N/A |
Nenu Orange premiere choosa; i liked it Andharoo baaledhu antunte Jeevi def gha 3-3.25 isthadu anna (No review def gha kaadhu anna) 3.25 icchadu; of course, movie poindhanuko I still feel that after few years, ppl will love this movie; tv lo choosinappudu etc. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3342 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1A5Iz3Mjs7I&feature=player_em bedded na film career lo orange cinema venakki tirigi chuste one of the best cinema ga untundi.. thanks bhaskar | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3341 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LskxxGQlhUw charan during orange premiere.. most satisfied cinema for any actor  | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3340 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
http://videos.videomasti.net/2010/11/26/ram-charan-interview -about-orange-on-ndtv then amma emanna style ga matladutunnada.. proud to say i am your fan | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3339 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
Honest,true and fresh love story..... thats all i hav to say .rest ill leave it to my fans and viewer to analyze . | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3338 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
it is not MAGADHEERA......it is total contrast to it...so be prepared for a different fun and entertainment..... | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3337 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
4.the songs i had a blast doin were HELLO RAMANTE and RUBA RUBA shazahn was lookin grt in the song. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3336 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
3.my fav scene is the break up scene wit ruba...i really felt it whn baskar narrated the scene to me. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3335 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
3. lot of people thought i was mad fr doin a movie like orange whn i started shooting.they also thought i was moving away from masses. but thats Not True.i was tryin to get close to all the section of the society.personally i believe 1 movie can not satisfy all sections | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3334 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
2.i needed a different story after i did magadheera. i dint want an action movie.so i chose to do a pure love story wit genuine intention. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3333 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
Firstly i did orange because i dint want to become a routine actor | ||
| Gatti_gunde Side Hero Username: Gatti_gunde Post Number: 8188 Registered: 02-2010 Posted From: 24.98.52.210 Rating: N/A |
entidhi pakka thed TOI interview lo excerpts aaa ...ila kochen koo thed estheeee  MEE abimaananni nenu gundello dhachukunta kani thala ki ekkanivanu - Pawan Kalyan | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3332 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
@SudheerKrishnaR : Isnt Orange a waste of resources? Craziest mass hero, budget, Music, director, Gap of one year for a Urbane luv story Charan : dont agree wit u totally but and there are mistakes that can be corrected next time. | ||
| Buduguuu Side Hero Username: Buduguuu Post Number: 3331 Registered: 01-2012 Posted From: 99.122.233.183 Rating: N/A |
I live by my rules. I don't care what is spread by idiotic channels like Saakshi. I have done a true character in "Orange" and I love it (sic) |
