ARR Vs YSR Vs HJ

**ansa400** · 5th January 2006, 05:20 PM

VV,a film with Jeeva, Chennayil oru Mazhai Kalam, a telugu movie.

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**ansa400** · 5th January 2006, 10:01 PM

There is nothing interesting from HJ coming up ,except for VV, this year.

One would've expected him to bag many offers after "Anniyan", but this dint happen. Some ppl claimed b4 its release that "Anniyan" would be to HJ what Roja was to "ARR" and ARR would face the same situation what IR faced afer Roja. As a matter of fact it is ARR who has more projects(Big ones too)than HJ this year.

**interz** · 6th January 2006, 02:27 AM

U forgot to mention NOrth Madras Pasangal, with a new director, sounds interesting.

**njv** · 6th January 2006, 09:37 AM

ansa400

I couldnt control my laught when I read "Some ppl claimed b4 its release that "Anniyan" would be to HJ what Roja was to "ARR"

who was that genius anyways!

**njv** · 6th January 2006, 09:45 AM

"No one knows about forthcoming albums of HJ?"

HJ declined all offers because he is focusing on BGM of VV. The movie is so trendy that he is making every effort to give an international touch. Unforunately the only director who work with HJ all the time is Gautham. Since HJ cost more now, he can not be used for smaller productions as well.

2006 will be ruled by YSR in terms of no. of movies & no. of hits.

For ARR 2006 is also a good year, since he is doing 2 major films, Shivaji and Dasavatharam (apart from other films like ZOK etc)

IR has good number of movies but nothing exciting except RGV movie.

VS will always have his share, typicall mass masala movies.

Rest of them - doesnt matter. You may find one or two surprises by other MDs but nothing more.

**rajdes** · 6th January 2006, 11:51 AM

That RGV movie may not be great shakes either. The fact that RGV is going back to square one may mean that the guy is running out of saleable ideas. Nagarjuna is a old man with a sagging market in Andhra. Nag never had a speakable market any where else in India anyway. RGV's music taste is debatable - Shiva presumably came at IR's peak and benefitted from it and Rangeela similarly benefitted from ARR's largesse.Look at his telugu movies immediately following Shiva - nothing to write home about. Look at his post-ARR movies - nothing much to write home about either. So, I dont think RGV can extract much from IR unless IR is in a particularly philanthropic mood on that day

**njv** · 6th January 2006, 12:16 PM

i dont rate RGV as a good director either except shiva ofcourse, but just a hope that the pair can do something (like onok with faazil - better than IR's other albums)

**njv** · 6th January 2006, 12:22 PM

btw HJ telugu movie is Stalin, *ing chiru & trisha , directed by armurugadas (gajini!)

**rajdes** · 6th January 2006, 07:23 PM

njv, for that to happen
a) RGV has to come up with a fantastic script that inspires IR
or
b) RGV should be a director with strict standards for music in his films and have a track record of extracting good music for his movies

Surely, (b) is not possible The only movies of RGV with good music have basically been the MD's gifts.
a) doesnt seeem likely given his recent track record and the very fact that he is going back to square one by going back to Shiva - also his current venture is a REMAKE OF SHOLAY. his previous venture was , take this, an inspiration(nay, heavy inspiration) from God Father. I wouldnt place much hopes on such a man's current creativity form.

Given that, the only thing that can inspire IR is a non-filmi album that would let him indulge his creative cells. But after TIS, who is going to pay for it? Not that there is solid proof that he swindled anyone in TiS but more or less that is the image being spread around.