ipdilaam naakka pudingikkira maadhiri naalu peru kelvi kaettadhaanya adanguveenga :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by VJerry
ipdilaam naakka pudingikkira maadhiri naalu peru kelvi kaettadhaanya adanguveenga :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by VJerry
most probably Sep endQuote:
Originally Posted by VJerry
Neraya punksans attend panraapla nnu naamellaam thitrathu thalaivarukku therinjipoch! athaan silent aa Andhrala function attent panna poittaar
http://gallery.123telugu.com/content...rds/index.html
Celebrities at Santosham Awards
https://p.twimg.com/A0LFlORCMAEDQcV.jpg:large
sakala,
All this is a new form of publicity-silent publicity.
He will not talk about his new film but he will make himself visible in the media so much that people will relate his face to the upcoming movie.
Irukkalaam, and I guess there are more ppl interedted in having him as a guest. Also, most times when he promotes new films, he mentions the 'real' link he had/has with the person(s) related the concerned movie. So, oru ecosystem aa thaan nadakkuthu!
Personally I am not against him attending punksans, padatha pathina entha info um varaathathu thaan kadupps!
We can take this as Thalaiver's Independence Day Wishes. Afterall this is the only day celebrated by ALL Indians of various states, religions, languages, economy
Vishwaroop @vishwaroopfilm
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Ben Kingsley in Unnaipol... remake
It was recently revealed that Ulaganayagan Kamal Haasan would soon be making his Hollywood debut with the Lord of the Rings producer Barrie Osborne, who hopes to tell an Indian story in Hollywood style.Now, one hears that Kamal’s much acclaimed film Unnaipol Oruvan is being remade in English as A Common Man featuring Academy winner Ben Kingsley in the lead. Yet another noted British actor Ben Cross has also been roped in to reprise the role that Mohan Lal did in Tamil.Unnaipol…was originally made in Bollywood as A Wednesday, which was directed by Neeraj Pandey and starred Anupam Kher and Naseeruddin Shah in the lead. The thriller tells the story of a police commissioner who gets an anonymous call. The caller demands the release of militants in exchange for info about several bombs planted across the city.A Common Man is being directed by the Sri Lankan filmmaker Chandran Rutnam, who while adapting the original’s concept, has turned it around into a high suspense thriller. Kingsley’s character is a man pushed to his limits — who eventually resorts to violent means. While Shruti Haasan was credited with the music for the Tamil version, Rutnam has opted for K’town music composer Ramesh Vinayagam.
http://www.deccanchronicle.com/channels/showbiz/kollywood/ben-kingsley-unnaipol-remake-349
Sirikka sila matter irukku, sinthikavum konjam irukku! Nemba kindal ellaam pannaama, silent aa paakkaNum enna?!?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5FfZTz4hI4
After hearing the interview there is no doubt that he was the one who actually directed Guna and Mahanadhi. There is no way anyone else could have directed those movies.
Even if not that interview, its actually him who directed those movies! what doubt?! Of course, with Kamal's screenplay on hand, even you and me can direct!
maamaa... naa'vaena padichu oru doctoravo ingineeraavo aagidavaa...Quote:
Originally Posted by sakaLAKALAKAlaa Vallavar
pOli Engineernaa paravaalla thambi, naatla paral pEr athaan! pOli daatkaer aaneennaa pOlice varumEppaa!
..naan poganum...
......yaen??
..yaenaa nee paitthiyam..
....appo yaen laddu kudtha??
indha madhiri oru dialogue'a vechu oru serious'aana scene pannungadaa paakkalaam...
sathyam perusaa... sangili perusaa??
காவியக்காதல்!
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SB,
:clap:
Interview paNNina ammaNi:
:clap:
Kamal Haasan Speech at Prasad Film and Tv Academy Convocation
Excellent & Interesting Speech!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSqdu0bIWm8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qEIsAX3WUo
hassan saar. seekiram padatha release pannittu, nadippukku muzhukku poattuttu english padamo, illai iranian padamo, direct pannunga saar
naangalum eththanai naal ippdi oru pan mozhi padam release aagumaa aagumaannu wait panradhu?
Celevritykku advice count # 1.
Not much longer now. Only 18943 functions and speeches to deliver, then it's all set for release.
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Originally Posted by app_engine
atleast that interviewer was having some idea on what she is speaking about... but SB, seriously? never he was precise in what he was speaking....
First of all, he has always been in my good books :-) (Every time I come across a "just-a-proxy-for-KH" comment, I try to defend him.)Quote:
Originally Posted by SoftSword
Secondly, he did two things here - One, he put the TV fellows in their place. Two - while sticking to diplomacy (not totally trashing current movies), carefully held on to this 'nothing like us' stand.
One thing i liked in SB's speech is, "Innikku irukkura maathiri vilambaram pannura chance engalukku annikku irunthirunthaa, naanga innum nallaa, evvaLavo senjiruppom" Thats somewhat true when ppl didn't support movies like Guna, Mahanathi, those days but today says there were great movies. Ithu maathiri silathu!
But mostly he was either 'wandering' or repeating the same!
app.. what i mean is, any normal person who knows a bit of tamil cinema could proxy the answers he gave for those questions...
avlo periya matter illa... free viduvom...
I have to agree with app_engine here because according to him only TR has ghost directed movies. The interviewer did not have the ability to go into the details of Guna and Mahanadhi and that was the reason SB's answers were at the surface level. If the interviewer had gone deep he would have responded very well. As I said earlier after this interview I have come to a conclusion that Guna and Mahanadhi have to be SB's babies and there can't be any doubts about that. I hope kamal involves him in all his future movies story board discussion. This brings another possible fact that Hey Ram could be ghost directed by SB.Quote:
Originally Posted by SoftSword
Naayagan, Thevar Magan laam vittutteengaLe
tamizharasan,
sarcasm apart, I don't remember telling that TR had someone ghost directing for him :roll:
Is it the other way around? That E M Ibrahim was only nAm-kE-vAstE for oru thalai rAgam while TR did the actual job? Yes, I did say that because my schoolmates from Mayavaram (mayilAdu thuRai) had frequented the shooting spots. Also, TR did claim so (which obviously KH does not do, for Singeetham & Santhana Bharathi are not what hubbers label them as).
Well, if you think MR & Bharathan are not worthy, then I'm definitely not worthy for this pandidharkaL discussion :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by sakaLAKALAKAlaa Vallavar
My facts are based on the thing Kamal wrote screenplay for almost all of the movies where we think he could have ghost directed. From what I have learnt and known director loses some credibility if screenplays is done by somebody else. Because at that point in time it is all about how you execute the screenplay to make a movie. But I have read the screenplay of Kamal in Mahanadhi and the screenplay included everything including camera angles and positioning of camera. If that is the case we literally don't need a director other than start take. There is a big difference between Kamal and TR as far as the claim goes. Kamal would not claim because he was the one, who asked others to direct.Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Naayagan's credit can't be given to kamal as creator because the story was Mani's and screenplay was also his. But then MR was pretty new to that field so Kamal might have had some suggestion in the story board and nothing else. But Thevar magan, I really do not know all the details but after a fight Bharathan did ask Kamal to direct the climax scenes and he did not show up. But director's influence was definitely more in Thevar magan when compared with other movies where Kamal was the creator of the concept and screenplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
btw, you forgot Sundar.C His contribution to Anbe Sivam is unforgettable. Unsung Hero he is, Cha! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
App, wrt to Kamal's ghost direction and he giving credit, for the movies he had written, its not necessary. Thevar Magan, Bharathan gave some some contribution but they are minor. Also, there is no way bharathan wud have been well versed with the operation of the Deep south Thevar community and their violence machinery. For Naayagan, not Kamal, but Mani himself had agreed many times that Kamal had enormously contributed to its script.
This interview, the beginning few minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fub3Txf_aKM
ada, ada...enna oru judgement :-)Quote:
Also, there is no way bharathan wud have been well versed with the operation of the Deep south Thevar community and their violence machinery.
Keep heaping more "praises" for all those hapless directors who did movies with KH! rasigar'nA ippadi allavA irukkanum!
BTW, did I ever say KH contributed nothing (other than acting) for those movies?
Well, Thamizharasan has brought in a "new spec / requirement" for a director - that he SHOULD HAVE penned the screenplay. Otherwise, he cannot be called director but fit only for the term jada iyakkunar.
innum mElE mElE sollunga, kEttukkaREn :-)
இயக்கம் என்பது பாத்திரங்கள் எப்படி வசனங்களை ஏற்ற இறக்கத்துடன் நடிக்கணும் என்பதுடன் முடிந்து போய்டுமா?
இல்லை :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
It is good to know that you translate everyone else writing in a way you want it. Did I say that it is must for director to write screenplay. Convenient translation. Anyway why don't you explain what is direction first and then we will talk about it. Because you always says SB is not a proxy then on what basis did you decide that from this movies. Atleast I had a chance to read Mahandhi's screenplay. I don't think any one else would have appreciated SB's interview except for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
அதுவும் தேவைQuote:
Originally Posted by venkkiram
Intha ownership mode ai, naanga, Indian, VV pOnra padangalukku apply seyya maattOm!Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
Two reasons :Quote:
Originally Posted by tamizharasan
1. SB had worked as assistant to the legendary Sridhar and then started with panneer pushpangaL which was good ; has also done other non-KH movies that were decent (one of them was actually produced by KH himself, kadamai kaNNiyam kattuppAdu)
2. IMO, as a true artist, KH himself won't want to take credit / debit for others' work, while being a whole-hearted team player. That's why SB is allowed to be in the title credits as director. (Not accepting / questioning that is same as questioning the honesty / integrity of KH).
Like MGR, KH involves in many aspects of the movie making - including music making for e.g.
Can we also call him "music director" for Guna, because we hear him call the shots in the cassette? (rAsA veRum tune pOttu & notation ezhudhi instrumentalistkaLai kai kAl Atta vaiththAr dhAnE?)
Very sound arguments. Nothing to discuss.Quote:
Originally Posted by app_engine
App, neenga kooda crappy arguments post pannuveengannu therinjikitten :lol:
Kadamai Kanniyam Kattuppaadi is a mallu remake. Other 2 films SB did, which icould recall, both are Prabhu films. One is Viyatnaam Veedu and another one is a Koodu vittu Koodu paayum story. Both had backing from crazy mohan dialogs. Both had Goundamani too. The point is, the general public never spoke anything high about his works.
Ur guna analogy, did KH compose tune?!? Involve aanaarunnu solreengaLe, did KH ask Raja to sit aside and took over the harmonium?!? KH involve in many areas, but he dont take over those areas. He will tell the requirement. THen he may ask for corrections/suggestions/modifications. Ithai, ippa uLLA pala directors kooda seyurathu thaane industry norm?