Showing posts with label Vijay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vijay. Show all posts

‘Kuruvi’ audio from 16 April


The much-awaited audio of Vijay's ‘Kuruvi’ will hit the stands on 16 April. Expectations are high on the album, since Vidyasagar, Dharani and Vijay come together after tasting success in ‘Ghilli’. To be released by ANAK audios in India and Ayngaran International abroad, ‘Kuruvi’ has five songs. Remember the pop singer Yogi B, who swayed the hearts of music-lovers rendering a popular remix in Dhanush starrer ‘Polladhavan’. He is back to sing a number in ‘Kuruvi’. Produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin, the movie features Trisha in female lead.


Trisha going strong


It seems Trisha is having a whale of time in both Tamil and Telugu filmdom. She is awaiting the release of 'Kuruvi' opposite Vijay. Meanwhile, 'Abhiyum Nanum', directed by Radha Mohan is nearing completion. Also she is tipped to act in director Vishnuvardhan's next opposite Arya. Also she has been assigned to act in a Goutham Menon's film soon. Buzz is that she has bagged the plum role to play Nagarjuna's heroine in Telugu film King besides a couple of big projects. She is flying soon to New Zealand to shoot a song sequence for 'Kuruvi'.


'Kuruvi' Vs 'Kanthaswamy'


That the distribution rights of Vijay – Trisha starrer ‘Kuruvi’ was sold to a whooping amount in Kerala is not the news. The latest sensation in Kollywood is that the comparison between Vikram – Shriya starrer ‘Kanthaswamy’ and ‘Kuruvi’ in terms of Kerala rights. It is said that director Susi Ganesan’s ‘Kanthaswamy’ was sold to Rs 2 crore as opposed to director Dharani’s ‘Kuruvi’. The news obviously stunned ‘Kuruvi’ team, which was in a delighted mood after getting a record amount for a Vijay film in Kerala. Sources close to the Kerala Distributors Association has however, clarified that the news on ‘Kanthaswamy’ is not a confirmed one. This has made ‘Kuruvi’ team has a sigh of relief. Though there is no official information from ‘Kanthaswamy’ unit so far, it is expected that they might reveal the exact amount fetched by the movie in Kerala soon. The competition between the two biggies slated for summer release has just begun.

Vijay and Nayantara add attraction to IPL


The Chennai team of BCCI’s Indian Premiere League (IPL) has roped in two top stars from Kollywood to add colour to the team. Chennai Super Kings formally embraced the glamour that cinema is believed to bring along by roping in two Kollywood biggies as its brand ambassadors. The leading young actor Ilaya Thalapathy Vijay and the hot girl of Kollywood Nayantara were officially announced as brand ambassadors of the team. The announcement was made at a glittering function held in Chennai today (March 18). Vijay, who was present in the function said, “I am thrilled to be part of the Chennai Super Kings. I am an ardent fan of cricket, thanks to my son, who is glued to the television set whenever India plays.” He added that, “To be part of our Chennai team is a delight for me and I hope that I can contribute my bit in my new role. All my fans and well-wishers too have a great passion for the sport. Let's all join hands together and support Chennai Super Kings to ensure that namma team rocks”. Nayantara, who is the other star ambassador, could not turn up for the event. K Srikkanth, former Indian skipper and cricketing brand ambassador of Chennai Super Kings, was also present on the occasion. IPL, the BCCI's money-rich Indian Premier League, already has top Bollywood stars Sharukh Khan and Preity Zinta as popular franchises.


Vijay’s advice to Ajith


Vijay, who is very keen in not allowing his child’s picture appearing in the media, has advised Ajith to follow the same policy. Vijay, in fact, did not allow any one to take photograph till the child completed one year. Ajith, who has decided to follow Vijay’s advice, hasn’t given any photographs of his child to the media. He has even refused to tell the name of the child.


Will Vijay ever change his acting style


Actor Vijay known for his commercial movies(called 'Masala' movies down south) has been in the industry for more than 15 years now. But still he is doing the same old dusty movies where the hero demolishes the villain, has 3 songs with the heroine and fights for his fans needlessly. The question is 'Will he ever change his style of movies?'

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