Ravi Teja's Bejawada Bujji

The shooting of V.V.Vinayak-Ravi Teja film titled 'Bejawada Bujji' is going full swing at Vijayawada. Vital shots were canned at various locations such as Prakasam barrage, railway station and banks of Krishna River. For the first time Trisha is paired up with Ravi Teja. The Music of the movie is done by Ramana Gogula and this is the third movie with Vinayak. Produced by Viswanatham, the film is planned as a family entertainer with big slot for action and comedy. The shooting will continue till September 20th. On the demand of Ravi Teja, a special song sequence is going to be canned in Vijayawada.

'Chirutha' to be released with 450 prints

Ram Charan Tej’s 'Chirutha' movie is getting to be released on 28th of this month. Ashwini Dutt is getting ready to release the much-awaited debut film of Ramcharan Teja – 'Chirutha' – with a swirling number of 450 prints. 35 prints are planned to hit the screen overseas. Megastar Chiranjeevi himself is closely monitoring the publicity factor. Statewide Fans Associations are gathering at Hyderabad under the eyes of Allu Arvind and Chiranjeevi. Scoring good response to its audio, 'Chirutha' gets ready to celebrate the platinum disc function on the same day or tentatively the next day.

Om Shanti Om on November 9th.

The most awaited movie of the year, Om Shanti Om starring Shah Rukh Khan and the stunning Deepika Padukone, is slated for release on November 9th. Expectations. Expectations. And some more expectations. This is how one looks forward to the music of Om Shanti Om from which one expects nothing but the best. And why not? After all:
This is the biggest film ever starring Shah Rukh Khan and it is the second directorial venture for Farah Khan who made a smashing debut with her Main Hoon Naa. The film has created a huge buzz accompanied by immense hype ever since it was launched. Music done by Vishal-Shekhar is expected to bring on table a massy popular score. Last but not the least, the film travels decades which makes one look forward to variety in the soundtrack.

“It is a genuine case of ‘inspired form”.

It is not just the original Tamil film, Ghajini, that Aamir found interesting but also the Original actress who he has signed for his remake, very -very appealing. “I thought Asin was stunning in the original” comments Aamir in blog and looking at her in the above Pic we for sure second his vote..
Memento is the Hollywood film that Ghajini is believed to have been remade from, but Aamir strongly negates and says “It is a genuine case of ‘inspired form”. And for those who have been eagerly waiting to see what Bhuvan’s untitled version in Hindi has in store, here’s bringing you a sneak peek of the film, exclusively on IndiaFM.
PS: With Jiah khan and Asin as the leading ladies in this film and with Aamir stating his clause that “at least one kissing scene with my heroine is standard in all my contracts”, one cannot help but guess who the lucky one is.

I can act without taking off my shirt says Shahrukh

Not withstanding his six-pack abdomen which is in the limelight, Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan feels he is capable of acting without taking off his shirt. "In 'Om Shanti Om' I play a hero of today. I felt that everyone in the film world looks cool these days and we went for this look," Khan, who attended a event with tennis star Sania Mirza to promote an upcoming tennis tournament, said. He also said that he had received praise from fellow actors like Salman Khan and Hrithik Roshan for his new look.

But Salman had also told him he was looking too thin. The star said he had great respect for sportspersons and had taken up an exercise regimen after shooting for his recent hit "Chak De India", which centres round the game of hockey. Asked if he had any regrets about not doing the Oscar- nominated cricket-based movie "Lagaan", Khan said, "After watching the film, I thought only Aamir (Khan) could have done justice to it. However, I did manage to do 'Chak De'." Khan parried questions on whether there had been renewed interest in hockey following the success of "Chak De India".

"I want to make it clear it is not because of the film that we are doing well in sports. Instead it is because they (sportspersons) are doing well that such movies are made," he said. With more sports-based movies expected from Bollywood in the near future, this could become a new genre in the film industry, he remarked.