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Udatha Udatha Ooch Movie Review

Banner: BG Ventures
Cast: Chitram Srinu, Vijay Bhaskar, Akshay, Brahmanandam, Sunil, Ali, MS Narayana, Chalapathi Rao, Kondavalasa, Fish Venkat, Rajitha, Telangana Shankuthala, Melkote, Prasanna and MS Vikram
Direction: Murali Ganesh
Production: Rajesh Thadakala
Music: Shiva
Release Date: 14 Jan 2010
Genre: Comedy
Language: Telugu
Certification: U

Udatha Udatha Ooch’ starring Chitram Seenu, Akshay and Prasanna in lead roles, and Brahmanandam, Ali and Sunil in key roles is gearing for Sankranthi release. The film has recently received clean ‘U’ certification from the Censor Board. Filmmakers are planning to release it for Sankranthi.

‘Udatha Udatha Ooch,’ as the title suggests is a complete comedy entertainer. It is directed by Murali Ganesh and produced by Tadakala Rajesh under B G Ventures Banner.

Other star cast includes Vijaya Bhaskar, M S Narayana, Chalpathi Rao, Kondavalasa, Fish Venkat, Rajitha, Telangana Shakunthala and Melkote.

Udatha Ooch Movie News
GD Ventures ‘Udatha Udatha Ooch’ with Chitram Sreenu, Akshay, Vijay Bhaskar, Brahmanandam, Sunil and Ali has completed its censor formalities and all set to release during Sankranthi festival. This is a rib tickling film directed by Murali Ganesh and produced by Rajesh Tadakala. Story and dialogues are written by Saahu, cinematography was handled by Godithi V Prasad and music by Siva.

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FULL CAST AND CREW
Starring: : Dhanush, Shriya.
Direction: Mitran R Jawahar
Music: Devi Sri Prasad
Production: Gemini Films Circuit
Release Date: 14 Jan 2010
Genre: Romance
Language: Tamil
Certification: U

FULL MOVIE REVIEW
Exactly a year after Padikkathavan, Dhanush is back for Pongal 2010 with Kutty, the remake of the Telugu super hit Arya which had featured Allu Arjun in the lead. Very clearly Kutty is not the regular Dhanush entertainer. Dhanush had tried the family and sentiment path in Yaradee Nee Mohini and had been quite successful at it. This time with the same man, who made Yaradee Nee Mohini, he has arrived with a theme of persisting with one’s love and hope even when all seems lost. In short, it is about how one man handles his ‘one side love’ and whether his faith ultimately pays off.

For a change, Kutty is a Dhanush film that does not show him as the irresponsible college student who doesn’t care about his studies or future, constantly gets taunted and verbally flayed by his parents and sometimes returns the criticism with some of his witty one- liners. He is the regular college guy with below average looks, low confidence and nothing much that gets him noticed. Shriya is a student in the same college and with her kind of looks she soon becomes the center of attention. While Kutty has already developed a soft corner for her in his heart, she is also in the dreams of one of the most popular guys in the college. The popular guy (Sameer Dattani) also has a very reputed family background. But, even with his kind of profile, it is tough to woo Shriya. He eventually manages

to, but not in the best possible manner and that is where one begins to doubt whether the romance will last. Surprisingly it does, but there are other problems. Marriage is not easy as there are people and forces opposing it. Who supports their love, who opposes it, how do they solve the problems in their life, does their love last through the troubles or does one of them back off when the going gets tough and most importantly what happens to Kutty and his love? Kutty answers this question.

The one factor that keeps the interest in the movie going is the uncertain direction of the relationship. We know for sure what is going on in the minds of Dhanush and Sameer Dattani, but we can't comprehend what Shriya is thinking which makes us unable to predict the direction in which the love triangle of sorts is heading, that is the biggest strength of the movie. But, there are also flaws that stop Kutty from touching our hearts. The screenplay does not pick up pace, it is a rather sedate movement of events throughout. Also, the romance, be it the Sameer - Shriya relationship or Dhanush's one-side feelings, don't really get the bells tolling in our hearts which stops us from wishing that a particular pair finally unite; in short, the romance(s) don't connect. The narration is linear and plain which can be assumed to be necessitated by the story which leaves the movie with innate limitations at providing fun and entertainment. Dhanush has tried to liven up the proceedings with his comedy. Though enjoyable in parts, it does not touch the standards that we have got used to in Dhanush starrers.

Dhanush has lived the role of Kutty, the simple and shy guy who longs for love. He is the major factor that makes the film work to an extent; it is hard to imagine anyone else in this role. Sameer Dattani does his part without leaving much of an impact. Shriya has got a break from the glamour routine for a change which is a relief, and looks fresh and cute. But, she has missed an opportunity to make her mark as a good actress. The climax portions offered scope for expressing emotional turmoil but she has failed to grab the chance, looking stone faced. Veteran Radha Ravi is his usual commanding self. Meghna Naidu appears in an item number and disappears without much effect, a wasted presence.

Technically, the movie does not offer anything special. It is a simple story with minimum requirements; the camera and editing departments have fulfilled them without making any great impression. The music is however a let down, the songs don't get the audience going. Mithran Jawahar has done quite a good job with the dialogues.

Kutty is a film that focuses on love and the ways in which it is expressed. It is definitely different from the regular commercial if you take into account that there is no over the top heroism or loud villains. The director has tried hard to make a feel good romantic flick and has partially succeeded. If you don't mind narration that is on the slow side more often than not and if you are willing to compromise a bit on entertainment for the central plot, then you might end up liking Kutt .

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Naanayam Tamil Movie Review

Full Cast And Crew
Starring: : Sibiraj, Prasanna, SP Balasubramaniam, Ramya Raj.
Direction: Sakthi S Rajan
Music: James Vasanthan
Production: Capital Films
Release Date: 14 Jan 2010
Genre: Drama
Language: Tamil

Full Movie Review
A corrupt bank official sets a trap to get even with his blackmailer who in turn is so smart that he saves sensitive documents in the same bank the official is employed in. Naanayam’s premise provides enough scope for an edge-of-the-seat experience. The script employs countless twists and turns, although only a few of them really work – before which the damage of ruining it is already done.

On the other hand, stripped bare of its regionalization, Naanayam also feels like inspired from a vaguely familiar Hollywood movie although there’s no evidence to call it a Dead Ringer. We won’t be surprised if it’s one. After all, Hollywood is ridden with movies on bank robbery – and many of them clever and convincing.

SPB is the CEO of the Trust Bank, who gets into a complicated trouble and seeks Prasanna’s help to get out of the situation who in his mission to help SPB, gets embroiled in a deeper quagmire. How the duo gets out of the mess forms the rest of Naanayam.

SPB’s role is the central plot character of the movie and Prasanna’s role in the latter half contributes to the missing ‘Naanayam’ part of it. Prasanna’s role, as the virtuous

young man, is hardly new turf for him and the fact that he’s convincing isn’t at all surprising. Alternatively, Sibiraj’s role offers him very little; only that it’s different from his usual routine of lead roles.

Some of the movie’s escape tricks are very lame – for instance Ramya does a mix of pole-dance-cum-disco to evade the laser beams that protect the bank’s lockers. You simply wonder: whoever came up with that idea!!!

James Vasanthan’s songs are just about so-so and have no say in the movie’s progress. Thaman’s background score, however, peps up the scenes and provides it the required perkiness. Editing effects baffle the viewer in the name of novelty and appear more of an obstacle than helping with the movie’s flow.

In retrospect, despite all the odds, there’s one thing strikingly honest about the movie: its title. It doesn’t seem to be born out of the urge to appease the taxmen with Tamil titles, but serves as an ironic reminder of what is not present in the movie.

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Aayirathil Oruvan Tamil Movie Review

Banner: Dream Valley Entertainment
Production: R Ravendran
Direction: Selvaraghavan
Star-casts: Karthi, Andrea, Reema Sen, Parthiban, Prathap Pothan, Azhagam Perumal and others.
Music: G.V. Prakash
Release Date: 14 Jan 2010
Genre: Action - Romance
Language: Tamil
Certification: U/A

MOVIE REVIEW:
If 2009 wasn’t a promising year for Tamil film industry, the same situation is persists with the Pongal releases as well. When the other release ‘Naanayam’ is a below average fare, ‘Aayirathil Oruvan’ is not upto to the expectation, but its worth watching to see such a effort in a tamil movie.

The first half (92mins) is filled with usual Selvaraghavan factors like – double entendres, profanity and some more elements patently meant for winning the applause of frontbenchers and ‘C’ class audiences. As the tale proceeds towards the second half, it’s a pathetic scenario as Selvaraghavan stumbles and it makes movie a bit slow one.

First things first: we need to appreciate Selvaraghavan for conceptualizing a good tale of fiction. But he should’ve have pulled the names of two dynasties for the sake of attracting audiences (Though he screens a disclaimer that the film is not based on factual history of Chola dynasty, it cannot be entertained).

An archeologist (Prathap Pothan) is lost somewhere in a never-never land where the world believes that it was once a land ruled by Chola Kingdom. Sooner, his daughter (Andrea) an archeologist by profession, a forest officer (Reema Sen) and her team of armed defense groups are set out to unravel the mystery behind his loss.

To make sure that their journey through the untouched lands is comfortable, they hire local coolies lead by Sugumaran (Karthi). Soon the journey begins and it turns to be tougher than the team had actually predicted.

At the point of intermission, adventures literally transcend towards fantasy, thereby unraveling the hidden mysteries of preexisting dynasties of Chola and Pandian.

Let’s start off with analysis on directorial aspects….
Having set in the backdrops of a different genre, Selvaraghavan should’ve have neatly included the quotients that are essential to engross the audiences. But he seems to have made wrong perceptions altogether. As mentioned earlier, the first half is completely comprised with ‘Adult themes’, which is likely to be resent by family audiences and must-to-avoid for kids. Nonetheless in the second half, nothing seems to be termed as ‘perfect picture’ as the story shifts to darker side, where there’s nothing left for enjoyable vistas.

Musical score by G.V. Prakash is brilliant, especially with his background score. Cinematography by Ramji is good piece of artwork while Computer generated graphic works doesn’t engross us.

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Cast and Crew - Aagathan
Release Date: 21 Jan 2010
Genre: Drama
Language: Malayalam
Star Cast
Dileep
Charmy Kaur
Sathyaraj
Zarina Wahab
Director,Kamaal
Producer,Mathew Joseph Rafi
Music Director,Ouseppachan
Cinematography,Ajay Vincent

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Aagathan Movie News:
The Siddhique movie 'Bodyguard' which was in the making for quite some time has already created enough problems for all associated with the film. The long drawn movie has upset the release schedules and shooting plans of many of his films and resulted in a year without any good film other than ‘Passenger’ for the star. The movie which was shot for over 100 days, has already exceeded the budget due to many breaks in shooting, unavailability of dates from lead stars and multiple schedules. However the movie is finally complete and was censored this week with a clean U certificate. ‘Bodyguard’ carry good pre-release talks and good marketing will ensure a hit for Dileep according to trade.

But problems just don't end there. 'Bodyguard' is scheduled to release on January 22 and another Dileep starrer 'Aagathan' directed by Kamal is also scheduled for the same day. Now the star and his well wishers are trying to push the release date of 'Aagathan' to at least a couple of weeks after ‘Body Guard’.