Showing posts with label Kaavalkaran. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kaavalkaran. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Vijay’s ‘Kaaval Kaadhal’ renamed as ‘Kaavalan’!

Vijay’s ‘Kaaval Kaadhal’ renamed as ‘Kaavalan’!

August 19, 2010



All of you are much aware that Vijay’s latest forthcoming flick ‘Kaavalkaran’ which was later renamed as ‘Kaaval Kaadhal’ is nearing its completion. Some days back it was said that the film producers and the hero Vijay are not happy with the current title ‘Kaaval Kaadhal’ and decided to change it again.

Now for the second time, the title has been renamed as ‘Kaavalan’. And on the other hand, it is also heard that director Shakthi Chidambaram has purchased the movie lock stock and barrel including its negative rights.The audio launch is expected to be held in the month of September.

It is being directed by Siddique and Vidhyasagar is scoring the music while Iyarkai fame N. K. Ekambaram has handled cinematography. It is said to be a remake of Malayalam film ‘Bodyguard’. The film has Asin playing the lead opposite Vijay. [WaY]

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Kollywood to ban Asin?

Kollywood to ban Asin?

July 5, 2010



Popular actor Asin is likely to face a ban on acting in Tamil films for having shot a portion of her upcoming Hindi flick ’Ready’ in Sri Lanka. A decision on her ban is expected to be made by the Tamil film industry in a couple of days.

'Ready' is the remake of the Telugu film by the same name, in which Salman Khan and Asin reprise the roles of Ram and Genelia respectively.

Asin’s fate in the Tamil industry will be decided at a meeting of all federations. Asin has returned to Tamil films after a two-year break, with Vijay’s next film ’Kaavalkaran’.

The ban is being mooted owing to the Tamil film industry’s boycott of Sri Lanka for the inhuman treatment meted out to the Tamil refugees in the island country. The statement issued by the Tamil film industry on May 28 about participation of actors in IFFA 2010, held in Sri Lanka, however, does not ban any actor for shooting for a non-south Indian film in Sri Lanka. It states, "From now, shooting for south Indian films and cultural events will not be held in Sri Lanka." It added that actors and technicians who participate in IFFA 2010 would not be extended professional cooperation by the south Indian film industry. (CHIT)

Friday, June 11, 2010

Vijay made theater owners happy!

Vijay made theater owners happy!

June 12, 2010



It is hot and happened news in recent times. Vijay was demanded by the theater owners to pay the losses incurred for the screening of his recent flick ‘Sura’. So, to get resolved from this issue and seek a friendly solution for his next release ‘Kaavalkaran’, Vijay had recently met the Tamil Nadu theatre owners at the Nadigar Sangam complex.

After worried by this prolonged issue, Vijay had offered to buy the whole rights of Kaavalkaran and decided to distribute it to the theaters for an amount that will be based on the losses they had incurred on ‘Sura’.

Finally, they are said to be happy and agreed for this. Now, Vijay is out of the issue and also happy with no more worries for his future films. [WaY]