Superstar Rajinikanth “Kochadaiiyaan' Release Date Conformed

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Superstar Rajinikanth-starrer
“Kochadaiiyaan” is readying for theatrical
release Jan 10, 2014, while its music is
likely to be unveiled in December, based
on the decision of composer A.R.
Rahman.
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Anushka Reveals Her Marriage Plans

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During recent press meet about ‘Varna’,
the lead of the movie Anushka when
being asked about her on going rumours
and also about her marriage here is how
she replied.First, when being asked about
her marriage, Anushka replied jokingly
saying, ” There was a rumours that I got
married privately without telling the
media. Why would I do so? If I got
married I will surely tell it to the world.
Coming to the marriage, yeah I want to
settle down but haven’t found anyone yet
but it will be a love marriage”.Second,
when being asked about her link-up with
her co-star Arya, she said ” It is fun
shooting with him. He is a great co-star
and I feel very comfortable with him but
there is no such thing between us, we are
good friends”. This is how she replied
clearing the air.
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Arrambam release date confirmed

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After several speculations surrounding
Arrambam's release date, the executive
producer of the movie A.M.Rathnam has
confirmed just now that the movie is sure to
release for Diwali 2013.

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Vikram's First Look in "I"

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"I"is an upcoming Tamil romantic
thriller film directed by S. Shankar
and produced by Venu
Ravichandran 's Aascar Films. The
film stars actor Vikram and Amy
Jackson along with Suresh Gopi and
Upen Patel. The cinematographer is
P. C. Sreeram and music is
composed by A. R. Rahman

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Nokia Lumia 925 & 625 officially announced

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Nokia Lumia 925 key specifications
4.5-inch AMOLED ClearBlack display with 768x1280 resolution
1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon processor
1GB RAM
16GB of internal storage
8.7-megapixel PureView rear camera
1.2-megapixel wide-angle front camera
Windows Phone 8
2,000 mAh battery

Nokia Lumia 625 key specifications
4.7-inch 480x800 resolution
1.2GHz dual-core processor
512MB RAM
8GB internal storage, expandable by up to 64GB
5-megapixel rear camera
VGA front camera
2,000mAh battery

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Raja Rani Track List

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ஆர்யா, நயன்தாரா நடிக்கும்
ராஜா ராணி படத்தை அட்லீ இயக்குகிறார்.
படத்தில் ஆர்யா, நயன்தாரா கணவன்,
மனைவியாக வருகிறார்கள்.
The track list of Raja Rani

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Aadhalaal kadhal seiveer Movie review

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Actor Vishal had spoken very highly about Director Suseenthiran’s Aadhalaal Kadhal Seiveer
(AKS) a few weeks back in an interview to Behindwoods and our expectations about the
movie naturally shot up.
Suseenthiran is known for quality movies such as Vennila Kabaddi Kuzhu and
Azhagarsamiyin Kudhirai. He has always been choosing diverse subjects in each of his
movies and now he has based his latest movie on a teenage romance, set in an engineering
college in Chennai. Selvaraghavan had towed a similar line, a decade back in Thulluvadho
Ilamai but his setting was a school.
Here, Suseenthiran has not just stopped with showing the rosy side of such hormone-
driven college romance but he has also focussed extensively on the striking realities and
grim consequences that arise from such a romance.
The first half has its share of fun thanks to some lively characters in the college such as
Arjun (earlier seen in Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Yeppadi), the guy with a feminine voice and
the reference to Mankatha Ajith’s salt ‘n’ pepper hair. Arjun keeps the mood light amid the
tension around, with his spontaneous comments. The girl who plays Manisha’s best friend
Jenny, is another important character and she adds a different angle to the proceedings.
The way teenage lovers coolly resort to lying, to save their skin at home is again enjoyable.
But we get the feeling that save romance, nothing else is on their mind. We might also
wonder if ‘crossing the limits’ is something which is so easy for this generation’s
youngsters.
The running time of the movie is a crisp 106 mins and the screenplay is unwavering. The
gripping family drama really takes the movie along, post the intermission and the finale is
sure to leave a lump in your heart as we are shown the unfortunate little victim of this
entire episode.
The casting in AKS is mostly on the mark with Jayaprakash and Thulasi as the heroine’s
parents, investing their heart and soul into the movie. Under intense duress, both these
actors mirror how parents would react in real life. Jayaprakash brings out the concern and
helplessness in his body-language while Thulasi stands as a pillar of support for her
troubled daughter in the end. Poornima Bhagyaraj as the hero’s mother doesn’t have much
of a role compared to Thulasi.
The way both the families react to the crisis on hand and how people respond to the same
situation in a different manner, are nice lessons in human behavioral dynamics. This brings
out some really engaging drama in the second half.
The hero Santhosh Ramesh could have been a lot more spontaneous. Manisha Yadav plays
the vulnerable and the emotionally fickle college girl pretty well and this is an extension of
her role in Vazhakku Enn 18/9. She too has some scope to improve. The chemistry between
the lead actors could have been more sparkling.
Yuvan Shankar Raja proves why he is the ‘Little Maestro’ in the finale of the movie and the
little pathos song sung by Yuvan himself, will surely move you. The little child that comes in
these scenes is a delight to watch though it’s really heart-wrenching as well. Great work by
the team in capturing all the myriad reactions of this child in a candid manner.
Among Yuvan's songs, ‘Mella Sirithal’ is well-choreographed and comes in the title credits.
‘Thappu Thanda’ has been aesthetically shot too. He has composed some extra songs for
the BGM score of the movie and they gel seamlessly with the screenplay.
The cinematography by Soorya is functional and shines through in the songs particularly.
On the whole, AKS is a ‘slice of life’ tale topped by a really impactful climax. Teenagers and
their parents ought to watch this one, for sure.
Verdict: Suseenthiran is back in form with a short impactful teenage romance
( 3.0 / 5.0 )

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