http://cinema.dinakaran.com/cine-new...id=14031&id1=3Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
முன்பு கெட்டுப்போன உணவு, இப்போது இப்படி.. பாபநாசத்தை முடித்து விட்டு சீக்கிரம் பேக்-அப் பண்ணுங்கப்பு!
http://cinema.dinakaran.com/cine-new...id=14031&id1=3Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
முன்பு கெட்டுப்போன உணவு, இப்போது இப்படி.. பாபநாசத்தை முடித்து விட்டு சீக்கிரம் பேக்-அப் பண்ணுங்கப்பு!
Oh boy .. Avarukku neeram seriyillai. Badly needs a break after hectic schedules in the last several months ... With 3 films and 2 yet to be released, he can sit back for sometime and recuperate.Quote:
Originally Posted by ajaybaskar
Clarification from Mr. Kamal Haasan regarding rumours about his Injury
http://www.nikkilcinema.com/site/new...out-his-injury
தனது முகநூல் பக்கத்தை சரிவர பயன்படுத்த மாட்டேங்கிறார்.. சும்மா பேருக்கு ஒன்னு வச்சிருப்போம்னு நினைக்கிறார் போல. உடனுக்குடன் சரியான தகவல்களை அதிலேயே பதிந்துவிட்டால் அப்புறம் ஏன் பத்திரிகைகள் வதந்தி சொல்லப் போகிறது? யாராச்சும் எடுத்துச் சொல்லுங்கப்பா!
thanks venki
Nikhil murugan has to do the PRO job properly... everything would be alright..Quote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
Enough motivation for folks who've seen Drishyam :)
Kamal’s Papanasam and Mohanlal’s Drishyam aren’t the same?
Following the rumour that Kamal Haasan has been severely injured during the shoot of Papanasam, the actor quickly clarified saying ‘all is well’. He also made a mention in his statement that the minor injury was caused during a ‘stunt sequence’.
As far as Drishyam is concerned, there was no notable stunt sequences involved. On the other hand, from Kamal’s recent statement there is evidently at least one stunt sequence, which could mean Kamal and the director of the movie, Jeethu Joseph, have incorporated a few significant changes in Papanasam, to not make it look like a frame by frame rip off of Drishyam.
The team is apparently stationed now at Kerala and at the pace they are progressing, the film might even come out early in 2015. Stay tuned…
http://behindwoods.com/tamil-movies-...-the-same.html
I don't want to reveal the story but there is a scene where Mohan Lal gets beaten black and blue by the cop. And IIRC, he gets kicked on his face. Thats the scene which was shot.
Well not an accurate information from BW I guess. Anyways hope its still enjoyable for all you guys who've seen Drishyam ..Quote:
Originally Posted by hattori_hanzo
Meanwhile Drishyam remake continues ..
DRISHYAM - Hindi Remake To Have Saif Ali Khan
It’s official that the Hindi remake of the astounding Malyalaam hit movie DRISHYAM will not be influenced by any threats and will be made in Bollywood by Viacom 18 Motion Pictures.
Jeethu Joseph, the original director of the movie recently speaking to media affirmed, “DRISHYAM Hindi remake will proceed as planned though I won't be directing it. The rights have been bought by Viacom 18 Motion Pictures.”
He added, “After lots of discussions and speculation the lead role played by Mohanlal in the original will neither be played by Akshay Kumar and Ajay Devgn but Saif Ali Khan has been confirmed for the role.”
It may be noted that DRISHYAM has been remade into all three South Indian languages. While the Kannada and Telugu versions have already been released and proved a box office bonanza. The Tamil remake, PAPANASAM, which has South Superstar Kamal Haasan in the lead is being made.
However, only the Hindi remake has been in a dock because Ekta Kapoor, head of Balaji Films, has been creating obstacles. According to Ekta Kapoor the plot of DRISHYAM is similar to the novel THE DEVOTION OF SUSPECT X, the rights, of which she has purchased and is making a Bollywood movie, which is being directed by Sujoy Ghosh, director of Vidya Balan’s hit film KAHAANI.
Irked by the Hindi remake, Ekta Kapoor event sent a legal notice to Jeethu Joseph. Responding to the notice Jeethu Joseph said, “After Ekta’s legal team sent us the letter, I watched the Japanese film, Suspect X, which is an adaptation of the Japanese novel. There could be similarities between my film and that Japanese film, but my film is neither an adaptation nor a copy. The Japanese film is also about a murder mystery and hence the allegation. Similarities are quite common in the works of creators and that shouldn’t be made into an issue.”
DRISHYAM released in 2013 in Malayalam is regarded as the highest grossing film in the history of Malayalam cinema. The movie is the first Malayalam film to collect Rs 50 crore from its theatrical box office collections, remake rights, satellite and television rights within two months. It has won numerous accolades including the Kerala State Film Award for Best Popular Film and the Filmfare Award for Best Film - Malayalam.