Sunday, June 28, 2009

‘Naadodigal’ made a grand opening


The team of ‘Naadodigal’ can celebrate in style now. Their movie enjoyed a very marvelous response on its releasing date itself!
‘Naadodigal’ made a grand opening not only in South but also worldwide. It is said that the movie was distributed overseas; a one-of-its-kind chance for a South Indian movie and it was screened in six theatres in Malaysia, two in Singapore and one in Sri Lanka. Whereas here in Tamil Nadu, the movie received such an overwhelming response, that theatres had to add extra shows and now it has resulted into making of extra prints, which will be further distributed to additional theatres.
‘Naadodigal’ is directed by Samuthirakani and the cast include Sasikumar, Vijay, Bharani, Ananya, Neha, Abhinaya, Shanthini and Ganja Karuppu. The music is by Sundar C. Babu and production by Michael Rayappan and Namo Narayanan.
Well done, ‘Naadodigal’ team! Great going!

I’m not competing with Asin


Actress Trisha, who has signed not, one but three more flicks with Akshay Kumar in Bollywood, says she isn’t approaching a career in Bollywood as a competitor to Asin. The ‘Ghilli girl’, who has peaked many heights in her career in Tamil, says she has her unique charm and thinks she is competitor to nobody in the Bollywood industry.
Trisha, who got launched through Priyadarshan in his ‘Leysa Leysa’, has acted with the biggest heroes in South India, including Vijay, Ajith, Mahesh Babu and Vekatesh. And now, she has set her eyes on Bollywood.
An actress with a figure to vie for, Trisha says she is confident of finding a place for herself in Hindi cinema, where size zero and glamour rule. And she does not consider herself a competitor to Asin, who is the next-big-thing in Bollywood, after charming the people with her role of Kalpana in ‘Ghajini’.
“I have agreed to roles that have a mix of both glamour and performance,” clarifies Trisha, who has just completed work for Silambarasan’s ‘Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya’. Following this, she is working with Dhanush in Vetrimaran’s ‘Aadukalam’.
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